The Hermitage Hotel

"The Hermitage Hotel is a true gem in Nashville’s hospitality scene, exuding timeless elegance and classic Southern charm. As Nashville’s oldest luxury hotel, it boasts a rich history beautifully preserved in its opulent interior design. From the grand marble lobby and intricate architectural details to the lavish rooms that blend traditional decor with modern comfort, every aspect of The Hermitage Hotel is crafted to impress. Located in the heart of downtown, this iconic hotel offers unparalleled access to Nashville's vibrant attractions, making it an ideal choice for a memorable bachelorette getaway. The Hermitage Hotel combines historic grandeur with contemporary amenities, providing a stay that's both luxurious and steeped in Nashville’s heritage."

"Step into the luxury of the early 1900's at The Hermitage Hotel, the only hotel in Tennessee to hold the distinction of National Historic Landmark. A popular venue for weddings and events, The Hermitage provides Michelin star culinary experiences to make your special day exceptional. If you're only in town for the day, you can still enjoy the fine dining experience at the on site restaurant and explore the historic building. Take note of the yellow accents throughout the decor. The touch of color is a nod to the Women's Suffrage Movement in Tennessee, which had a yellow rose as its symbol. Don't forget to visit the restroom while you're there. Click the link below to find out why it was voted The Best Restroom In America. "

"Completed in 1910 in the Beaux-Arts style, which blends classical Italian and French Renaissance architectural elements, the Hermitage has stood for more than a century as a 5-star centerpiece in the center of Nashville. The hotel touts "Meet me at The Hermitage" to be a commonplace phrase that has echoed through the decades. "This cherished landmark in downtown Nashville has poured innumerable glasses, served countless meals, held thousands of events" as a longtime host to a countless number of the area's prominent residents and guests."