Hit the high notes in Nashville

Nashville’s once modest skyline is evolving as the luxury market grows. Magnificent hotel properties are added to the landscape, while celebrated chefs lay claim to the robust culinary scene and world-class cultural offerings round out the city’s repertoire.

The newly opened Four Seasons Hotel Nashville is prominently located in the developing SoBro area with expansive views of the Cumberland River. First-rate amenities and service are guaranteed hallmarks of the acclaimed property, as is the on-site Mimo Restaurant and Bar, helmed by Michelin-starred chef Aniello Turco.

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1 Hotel Nashville is a mission-driven urban oasis that emphasizes sustainability through initiatives and infrastructure without minimizing its luxurious features. Established in 1910, Nashville’s historic crown jewel, the Hermitage Hotel exceeds all expectations with its elegant grandeur with recent renovations and the addition of Executive Chef Jean-Georges’ Drusie & Darr on-site restaurant.

Music City’s premier lodging extends beyond downtown to Midtown and The Gulch, where Conrad Nashville and W Nashville have been added, respectively. Visitors can enjoy an intimate stay at the exclusive Soho House in Wedgewood-Houston.

With more than 200 new restaurants opening in the past two years, the city’s culinary scene is booming with award-winning chef-led restaurants. Voted Food & Wine’s Restaurant of the Year, Chef Trevor Moran’s Locust boasts an innovative combination of dumplings and Japanese shaved ice.

Chef Julia Sullivan’s Henrietta Red specializes in vegetable dishes prepared with fresh ingredients and a wide range of oysters, complemented by natural wines and craft cocktails. James Beard Award-winning chef Sean Brock’s flagships, Audrey and June, honor his Appalachian roots and rural South traditions.

TAILOR Nashville diversifies Nashville’s fine dining offerings with culinary creator Vivek Surti’s South Asian American menu and dinner party atmosphere. Nearby, Rolf and Daughters’ upscale, mouth-watering cuisine with its bold flavors is a crowd-pleaser, led by chef Philip Krajeck.

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Music City is rich in cultural offerings – world-class museums, performance halls and VIP experiences. The newly opened National Museum of African American Music and the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum preserve the essential history of American music. Art lovers and novices alike will enjoy the prestigious temporary exhibitions at the Frist Art Museum.

The historic Ryman Auditorium is considered one of the most desirable concert halls in the world. On the legendary stage, which is equipped with the original wooden church pews as spectator seats, greats like Charlie Chaplin and Elvis up to Lizzo and Harry Styles have seen. The GRAMMY Award-winning Nashville Symphony performs more than 140 times a year at the Schermerhorn Symphony Center. For a truly upscale experience, guests are invited to book a VIP Grand Ole Opry Experience.

Mint Julep Experiences offers premier tours in comfort and style along the Tennessee Whiskey Trail. Cheekwood Estate & Gardens and Belle Meade Historic Site & Winery are testaments to Southern hospitality and charm, transporting guests into the area’s past with tours of the grounds, seasonal activities and additional offerings.

Visitors to Music City can hit the high notes with these high-end properties and experiences.