Nashville’s 3 Most Expensive Hotels Are Teeming With Luxury

Nashville has become a Southern hot spot, full of history, music, sports, and all other kinds of entertainment. The Tennessee city has made a name for itself as the hub for “honky tonk,” with live music aplenty, various awards shows, and, of course, the Grand Ole Opry, country music’s premiere venue.

With all there is to do in Music City, finding a hotel can be easy — depending on your price range. From no-frills motels to high-end luxury resorts, Nashville has a room for you.

In this article, however, we’re going to look at some of Nashville’s most outrageous hotels. (After this article, read about country music’s most popular artists .)

Four Seasons Hotel Nashville

The Four Seasons Hotel is in Nashville’s downtown neighborhood of SoBro. Located within walking distance of music and sports entertainment, basic rooms start at $452 a night, and you can upgrade to a city view, river view, or a corner room. They also offer suites, including the Presidential suite that runs up to $15,000 a night.

The Four Seasons offers a handful of modern luxury amenities, including a resort-inspired lounge and a rooftop pool that overlooks the Cumberland River. The Four Seasons Spa offers massages, facials, hair care, and nail care. Enjoy Southern Italian cuisine in the hotel restaurant and bar, Mimo, a great place during the day to connect with others over coffee in their open lounge, and in the evening it is a lively bar where you can experience the nightlife.

Omni Nashville Hotel

Across the street from the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, the Omni offers a luxury stay inspired by the city’s distinct character. Their basic room starts at $339 a night, or you can upgrade to a premier room on the top floors of the hotel that offers a better city view for about $389 a night. They also offer suites ranging from $615 to $653 a night. As with all hotels, the prices fluctuate based on when you book and if any special occasions are going on in town.

The Omni offers a rooftop pool and hot tub with beautiful views of the Nashville skyline. The Moraka Spa at Omni offers a range of services from an express massage or to a full spa day. The Omni also has a handful of restaurants you can explore. Visit Bob’s Steak & Chop House for fine wines, steak, and seafood. Enjoy traditional Southern dishes at Kitchen Notes or watch sports at Barlines where they offer Local Whiskey Trail and southern cuisines. Then there’s Bongo, a cafe that serves coffee, lattes, and freshly baked cookies.

The Hermitage Hotel

The Hermitage Hotel is one of Nashville’s oldest hotels and its walls have seen some of Nashville’s most iconic moments. It’s a great choice if you want to feel like you’re a part of the city’s heritage. Their basic rate begins at $319 a night, or you can upgrade to a room with a view or a suite.

The Hermitage has hosted a lot of famous people, including John F. Kennedy Jr., Johnny Cash, Babe Ruth, and Patsy Cline. You can enjoy world-class dining at Drusie & Darr and The Pink Hermit, afternoon tea service on the weekends, exclusive access to local arts and cultural sites, and an onsite boutique for gifts and sundries. The Hermitage even offers nanny and babysitting services so that your family travel experience can run smoothly. (Also read: Meet the 10 biggest musicians from Tennessee .)

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