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Guest Houses in Nashville

Properties are selected based on real traveler reviews and popularity among guests who’ve booked a night in Nashville on Hotels.com. These Nashville Guest Houses consistently deliver on quality, location and traveler experience. Last updated on .

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1. The Sobro Guest House by AvantStay

The Sobro Guest House by AvantStay
4.0 star property
Downtown Nashville
9.0 out of 10, Wonderful, (1,000 reviews)
$292 nightly
The price is $343
Nov 2 - Nov 3
Total with taxes and fees
The Sobro Guest House by AvantStay
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Top neighborhoods in Nashville

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Downtown Nashville

Downtown Nashville pulses with live music spilling from neon-lit honky-tonks along Broadway's famous strip. The historic Ryman Auditorium stands proudly near the sleek Country Music Hall of Fame, creating a perfect harmony of old and new. Music lovers can catch performances all day while history buffs explore Printer's Alley's jazz heritage and cultural landmarks. Most attractions sit within easy walking distance, with WeGo buses and trolleys connecting major sites when your feet need a break. From boutique music-themed hotels to Southern cuisine ranging from hot chicken joints to upscale eateries, downtown delivers authentic Nashville experiences with every beat.

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The Gulch

Trendy and hip, this neighborhood attracts locals, college students, and visitors alike. Enjoy historic music venues like The Station Inn, shop at retail stores, and easily access major interstates.

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East Nashville

Creative and artistic flair defines this area, attracting young urban professionals. Enjoy numerous parks, coffee shops, and art galleries, making it perfect for bikers and walkers. Easily navigate via Gallatin Ave and Ellington Parkway.

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Midtown

Midtown Nashville rocks with honky-tonks and recording studios where music history happens daily. First-timers flock to Music Row's legendary studios and the dazzling Parthenon replica standing tall in Centennial Park. College vibes from Vanderbilt and Belmont mix with twangy tunes along the "Rock Block" on Elliston Place, creating a perfect storm of energy and creativity. Grab Southern comfort food or international cuisine between shows at venues large and small. Hotels range from music-themed boutiques near bustling Demonbreun Street to budget-friendly spots by the universities. Getting around is simple with frequent buses, wide sidewalks, and abundant rideshare options.

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Music Row

Historic district southwest of downtown Nashville, Music Row boasts numerous record labels, studios, and music-related businesses. Explore upscale restaurants and bars along Demonbreun Street, and admire the "Musica" statue at the Music Row Roundabout.

Top landmarks in Nashville

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Bridgestone Arena

9.2/10 (7,637 reviews)
Imagine soaking up the atmosphere at Bridgestone Arena, a major stadium in Downtown Nashville. Our travelers also like the museums and art galleries in the area. If you think Bridgestone Arena is cool, you also might like Nissan Stadium and Nashville Municipal Auditorium, both located nearby.
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Nashville and related destinations

Between honky-tonks on Broadway, catch tomorrow's country stars playing for tips beside veterans who've seen it all. The Grand Ole Opry still broadcasts live, while the Ryman Auditorium's perfect acoustics explain why it's called the 'Mother Church of Country Music.' Beyond twang, explore the National Museum of African American Music's interactive exhibits celebrating overlooked musical pioneers. The Musicians Hall of Fame honors the session players behind your favorite hits. After dark, locals skip tourist traps for authentic bluegrass jams in unassuming East Nashville bars. Even non-country fans find themselves tapping toes at the Station Inn, where bluegrass virtuosos perform with casual brilliance in a room that hasn't changed since the 1970s.

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Honky-tonk scene
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Find out more about Nashville

There's a lot visitors like about Nashville, especially its bars and live music. Take in some culture at top places like Grand Ole Opry and Ryman Auditorium. Popular sights like Broadway and Bridgestone Arena won't disappoint.

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