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A professionally managed portfolio of over 100 design-forward Nashville houses and condos, from a two-bedroom East Nashville bungalow to an 83-bedroom full-building buyout. Built for groups who want a real house — pool, yard, game room — with hotel-grade reliability behind it.

A single, purpose-built party house on Underwood Street, five minutes from downtown, with a hot tub, a speakeasy-style game room, and neon signage built specifically for bachelorette weekends. It's the rare Nashville rental that's a real distinct property with its own name and brand, not a spreadsheet listing.

A locally owned property management company, not a national platform, running fully furnished condos and homes across the Gulch, 12 South, East Nashville, Germantown, and a half-dozen other walkable neighborhoods. A decade in, it's built its business on doing the boring parts — cleaning, maintenance, guest relations — well.

Downtown

The sustainability-focused luxury brand's Nashville outpost, wrapped in reclaimed wood and living walls. The rooftop pool and bar is Nashville's most photographed spot, and the farm-to-table restaurant sources from Tennessee producers. The most beautiful hotel in the city.

(629) 895-1000

Printer's Alley

A bold, music-forward hotel built inside two historic Printer's Alley buildings. The lobby's Whiskey Bar feels like a great Nashville honky-tonk, the rooms lean art deco, and the location between Lower Broadway and the Convention Center is hard to beat for first-time visitors.

(615) 345-7000

Midtown

Steps from Vanderbilt and Music Row, this Graduate Hotels outpost turns Nashville's musical DNA into a design bit — colorful, collegiate, a little theatrical. The real draw is upstairs: White Limozeen, the Dolly Parton-tribute rooftop bar that's become one of Midtown's hardest reservations.

(615) 329-9898

Downtown

A 1930s Art Deco office building on Printers Alley, restored down to the original Tennessee marble and terrazzo, then filled with Makeready's design instincts and bar program. Five distinct bars and restaurants mean you could stay a weekend and not leave the building — though Rare Bird's rooftop view is worth stepping outside for.

(615) 649-5000

Downtown

Nashville's most luxurious hotel, opened in 2021 with 297 rooms and nearly 1,000 works of art on display. Yolan, the hotel's Italian restaurant, earned national acclaim almost immediately. If you're celebrating something big, this is the address.

(615) 780-6550

Printer's Alley

Formerly the Bobby Hotel, this 144-room Printer's Alley property was rebranded The Nash in March 2026 after joining the Opal Collection. Same art-filled rooms and rooftop scene, now paired with two new restaurant concepts and a name that finally sounds like the city it's in.

(615) 782-7100

The Gulch

The gold standard of Nashville boutique hotels. The rooftop bar has one of the best skyline views in the city, the rooms are beautifully designed, and the location in the Gulch puts you walking distance from everything without the Broadway noise.

(615) 262-6000