This charming little house in groovy East Nashville has wifi, parking, and three crisp, clean, cozy bedrooms to choose from. Proprietor/artist/singer-songwriter Ellen Warshaw cooks a hearty breakfast, and showcases local art that you can buy right off the wall.
For true Southern hospitality nestled in a neighborhood full of great food and drinks (Josephine, 12 South Taproom, Frothy Monkey) and equally good shopping (Imogene+Willie, Pre to Post Modern, Grimey's), snag one of the three traditional bedrooms in this 19th-century Victorian home.
A former railroad terminal opened in 1900 is now a stylish landmark hotel. It's a stunning example of Victorian Romanesque Revival, and has classy customer service to match.
The fanciest digs in Nashville. Brocades, dark woods, and corner rooms overlooking the pre-war (as in Civil) Capitol building. Have dinner at Tyler Brown's Capital Grille, where he harvests his own ingredients from Glen Leven.
A big hotel with boutique stylings and an ecofriendly attitude (bio cleaning products, bamboo floors, low-energy elevators) in walking distance to all the country music attractions.