Nashville Welcomes 4 Must-See Hotels in 2026

From boutique properties rooted in musical history to headline-grabbing debuts from global icons, these new hotel openings capture the spirit of a city where creativity and storytelling are part of everyday life. Here are four standout openings shaping Music City’s next chapter.

Location: Nashville, Tennessee
Status: Now Open

Fresh off recognition on Condé Nast Traveler’s 2026 Hot List, The Chloe Nashville is already setting the tone for the city’s next generation of boutique stays. Housed across two reimagined 1920s cottages, the property blends design-forward hospitality with a deeply rooted musical legacy.

Once home to Asylum Records and Spirit Music, where artists like Joni Mitchell, Bob Dylan, and Chris Stapleton recorded, the building’s creative past is woven into every detail. Designed by Sara Ruffin Costello, the 19-room hotel pairs original features such as coffered ceilings, salvaged wood floors and brickwork with contemporary touches and locally sourced artwork.

The experience extends beyond the rooms, with an all-day Creole-meets-Southern restaurant, three distinct bar spaces, lush gardens and a pool designed for laid-back afternoons. With its layered storytelling and sense of place, The Chloe feels less like a hotel and more like a living piece of Nashville’s cultural fabric.

Location: Downtown Nashville
Opening: Fall 2026

Set to become one of the most talked-about openings of the year, Dolly Parton’s SongTeller Hotel is a love letter to Nashville from one of its most iconic voices. Equal parts hotel, cultural hub and immersive experience, the property channels Dolly’s signature blend of glamour, warmth, and storytelling.

“All my life, I’ve been a SongTeller. And there’s no better place to write a song than Nashville. SongTeller Hotel is my love letter to the city,” Dolly shares.

Designed as a place where musicians and guests come together, the hotel will feature eclectic, sophisticated rooms alongside intimate performance spaces that celebrate the city’s creative spirit. Adding another layer, the Life of Many Colours Museum, opening within the hotel, will offer an expansive look at Dolly’s life and career, making it a destination in its own right.

Location: Music Row (Midtown)
Opening: August 2026

Bringing a new kind of energy to Music Row, Sports Illustrated Resorts Nashville blends the worlds of sport, entertainment and lifestyle into an all-suite hospitality experience. Positioned steps from Broadway, Vanderbilt University and Nashville’s iconic recording studios, the property places guests at the centre of the city’s action.

Operating as a vacation ownership-style resort, the property offers studio, one- and two-bedroom suites with full kitchens, catering to both short stays and extended visits. Signature spaces such as the Trophy Lounge and the Outfield Pool channel the brand’s sporting heritage, while amenities including a resort-style pool and fitness facilities deliver a polished, social atmosphere.

Location: The Gulch, Nashville
Opening: Just Opened (June 2026)

Set in one of Nashville’s most sought-after neighbourhoods, The Quinley delivers a high-end, residential-style stay just minutes from the city’s buzzing downtown core. Designed as a luxury condo-hotel, the property offers spacious multi-bedroom suites, including rare five-bedroom configurations, making it ideal for groups, longer stays, or travellers seeking elevated comfort.

Positioned a short walk from Broadway’s live music venues and honky-tonks, The Quinley balances proximity with privacy. Interiors emphasise modern design and generous living spaces, offering a more refined alternative to traditional hotel formats.