Sports Illustrated Resorts Nashville
4 StarsSeasonal outdoor swimming pool, Secure on-site parking
Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Secure on-site parking
Third-story rooftop outdoor pool, Modern Vanderbilt University proximity
Heated outdoor saltwater pool, Secure covered parking
Spacious corner city view suites, Modern industrial Midtown identity
Seventh-floor seasonal rooftop pool, Elevated dining at Gathre
Heated indoor swimming pool, Garden Grille and Bar
Rooftop swimming pool, Vanderbilt University proximity
The Pool Club rooftop, Commons Club social epicenter
Rooftop pool and terrace, Blue Aster seasonal dining
Panoramic Nashville cityscape views, Heated outdoor swimming pool
Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Largest Holiday Inn Express in the USA
Seasonal courtyard swimming pool, Authentic Music City gateway
High Note rooftop bar, 24-hour fitness studio
Industrial-chic lifestyle concept, Modern fitness studio with Peloton
On-site Midtown Grill dining, Relaxing indoor hot tub
Governor's Pool rooftop plunge, White Limozeen rooftop restaurant
Heated indoor swimming pool, Vibrant Midtown district location
Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, The Bistro and Starbucks coffee
Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Secure on-site parking facilities
Skybar with Nashville skyline views, Seasonal rooftop swimming pool
Eighth floor rooftop terrace, Urban loft-style guest rooms
Skyline views from every room, Heated rooftop pool deck
Elevated outdoor corridor access, Late-night dining convenience
Fifth-floor rooftop pool, Music city inspired aesthetic
Rooftop heated swimming pool, NashHouse Southern Spoon and Saloon
Panoramic Nashville skyline views, Indoor rooftop pool and terrace
Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Third-party managed parking facility
Music City skyline views, Fifth-floor heated outdoor pool
Proof rooftop bar views, Expansive WET Deck and pool
Fourth and U live music, Central Music City base
Premium Sky Suite views, Full-size lap pool and hot tub
Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Flexible event and meeting space
Modern fitness and laundry facilities, Historic 1910 architectural charm
Historic Gray & Dudley building, Rotating contemporary art galleries
Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Secure on-site parking
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Since its inception in the 1950s, Music Row gave rise to iconic stars such as Elvis Presley, Willie Nelson, and Dolly Parton. To this day, it continues to be an important part of Nashville’s music industry. If you’re a country music fan, Music Row is a must-see.
Situated south and west of the downtown district, Music Row is largely centred on 16th and 17th Avenues. It is arguably the most famous neighbourhood in Nashville, being home to a number of production studios, record labels, radio networks, and other music-related businesses.
Music Row is more than just business – you’ll find the best entertainment on Demonbreun Street. However, there are many shops, upscale and down-to-earth eateries, live music venues, and vibrant nightlife spots scattered in the area.
There are several key locations that are worth visiting on a trip to Music Row. Make sure to stop by the Quonset Hut, which was the area’s first recording studio, and RCA Studio B. RCA Studios is known for signing many famous music stars, such as Elvis, and transforming the country music industry. RCA is also responsible for inventing “country pop” by giving a twist to classical country music and adding soft rock. This popular genre is often referred to as “Nashville sound”.
You’re sure to run into a few iconic works of art on your visit here. Two statues not to miss are Musica, which is the largest bronze sculpture in the US, and the Owen Bradley statue, located in Music Square East.
Music Row isn’t far from other Nashville sights, including the downtown area, which is just two miles away. If you’re a music buff, try to book tickets for a concert at the Ryman Auditorium, once home to the Grand Ole Opry. Also, don’t miss the Country Music Hall of Fame, which is also located in downtown Nashville. Until 1999, it was actually located in Music Row.
Choose Music Row for Upmarket Accommodation
Being an upscale neighbourhood, Music Row is where to go to find high-quality mid-range and luxury hotels in Nashville. Budget options are limited in this area, but can be found not far away.
Of all Music Row Nashville hotels, Loews Vanderbilt Hotel stands out. Located right in the centre of the action, this is the place to stay to experience luxury. The rooms are modern yet timeless and offer some self-catering facilities, such as a mini-fridge and microwave, so they are great for a longer stay. The hotel also has an on-site restaurant and provides local shuttle services.
For a more boutique environment, check out The Hayes Street Hotel. Its bar is the perfect place to unwind at the end of the day, especially on live music nights.
Music Row is one of the top attractions in Nashville, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
Explore various stays near Music Row, including popular choices like Conrad Nashville, Hilton Garden Inn Nashville Vanderbilt, Aloft Nashville West End, Sports Illustrated Resorts Nashville, Home2 Suites by Hilton Nashville Vanderbilt, TN.
Discover nearby attractions, such as Music Row, Lower Broadway, Amerigo, Cathedral of the Incarnation, The Frist Center for Visual Arts, all within a convenient distance from Music Row.