The Hermitage Hotel has played a starring role inNashville since it first opened its doors in 1910. Over the years since, the luxury property has distinguished itself in many ways – as the city’s first million-dollar hotel; as the scene in a critical moment in the fight for women’s suffrage; and as the only accommodation in Tennessee to earn National Landmark status.
This beaux-arts beauty underwent a series of renovations that concluded in 2022 that only cements the building’s stance as a cultural touchstone in Music City. With the careful restoration of the lobby’s vaulted stained-glass ceiling, the opening of two restaurants from famed chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten and refreshed guest rooms dripping with Southern charm, The Hermitage Hotel continues to define timeless elegance.
- The Hermitage Hotel's curated packages allow guests to engage with Nashville's vibrant culture. The Your Song, Your Story experience, for example, offers aspiring musicians the choice between a two-hour songwriting session or a two-hour in-studio lesson with the guidance of renowned musician.
- The hotel’s location is hard to beat – many of Nashville’s most acclaimed restaurants, shopping, entertainment venues and museums are but a short walk from the property.
- Chef Vongerichten makes his Southern debut with the hotel's signature restaurant, Drusie & Darr, and all-day café The Pink Hermit. Just a couple of years old, the eateries are already two of the most coveted reservations in town.
- The Hermitage Hotel’s lobby has a carefully restored painted glass ceiling that dazzles. The fresh lobby bar allows guests to marvel at the stunning sight at their leisure.
- High tea, hosted every Friday, Saturday and Sunday afternoon in the hotel lobby, makes for an unforgettably stylish Southern spectacle.
- The spacious 122 guest rooms and suites feature modern, clean lines and color palettes. Still, original details such as crown moldings are left intact, creating the wondrous mix of nostalgia and now.
- Thoughtful touches like daily newspaper deliveries and personalized stationery lend the rooms a residential feel, allowing guests to feel as comfortable as they would in their own homes.
- Southern comfort is taken seriously with in-room amenities such as Frette linens, Molton Brown toiletries and a customizable pillow menu.
- The marble-clad bathrooms featuring double vanities, soaking tubs, fog-resistant mirrors and televisions are sure to impress.
- The sweeping views of downtown Nashville and the adjacent Tennessee State Capitol building offered in most guest rooms ensure that the city's energy is never far away.
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