Move to the beat of Music City at Dream Nashville, an award-winning urban retreat blending historic charm with contemporary luxury. Partnering with Nashville developers,  two iconic buildings in Printers Alley have been reimagined, offering loft-style rooms adorned with rich furnishings. Just moments from the Country Music Hall of Fame, Ryman Auditorium, and Broadway strip, and with an event calendar filled with the latest happenings, this hip hotel promises a heady mix of comfort, design, and nightlife. 

Accommodation at Dream Nashville

Indulge in one of the hotel’s 168 Art Deco inspired bedrooms and luxury suites. Featuring king or queen size beds, rooms have lofty high ceilings, sleek finishes and high-end amenities. Decorated in deep blues and rich browns, they’re finished with industrial accents and unique design details like the Japanese-style Suminagashi-marbled wall coverings and Karl Largerfeld toiletries. Suites are spacious with Nespresso machines, detailed wood accent walls, hardwood floors, seating areas and views of the city skyline. The terrace suite even has its own private garden terrace and BBQ. 

Dining at Dream Nashville

With three dynamic restaurants, an innovative cocktail bar and two nightlife hotspots, dining and entertainment at Dream Hotel is unconventional and inspiring. Stateside Kitchen is a brasserie style restaurant set under an impressive glass atrium serving everything from steaks to sandwiches and salads and weekend brunches. Natura Nashville is a casual cafe with a Californian vibe and a fresh, locally-sourced menu served inside and out. And Vatos Tacos is a Printers Alley favourite taco shop open until late for all things Mexican. 

Things to do at Dream Nashville

You’ll find yourself at the centre of it all at Dream Nashville. With Broadway’s neon lights, legendary sports arenas, and the city’s iconic tourist spots all within easy reach. Wander the boutique shops, Instagrammable murals and diverse cuisine of the Gulch District, catch a live show at the Grand Ole Opry or head down to the green banks of the Cumberland River. Back to the hotel, visit the Parlour Bar for an aperitif and make a night of it at Snitch, the hotel’s own speakeasy or the nightclub Dirty Little Secret, with a weekly programme of live music, rotating local craft beers and DJ sets to enjoy.

Know Before You Go

It is standard practice for resorts/hotels within the USA to charge a mandatory resort fee which is payable locally. This fee can be anywhere between $5 to $50 per room per night and is not included in the cost of your Kenwood Travel holiday. Expect to pay a resort fee of approximately $15 + tax, per room per night (subject to change).