1/5

Bobby Hotel

Nashville • Downtown • SPLURGE

avg. $351 / night

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Free breakfast

Breakfast-included rate options available

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Complimentary room upgrades (subject to property availability)

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PB hotel design editorial

Parked out front, a black early-1960s Lincoln Continental convertible sets the register immediately: Bobby Hotel is doing something specific, and it knows exactly what that is. The former Sheraton building on Fourth Avenue North in downtown Nashville — a midcentury commercial tower that sat largely unremarkable for decades — was converted by Noelle Stevenson and the team at Smith Gee Studio into a 144-room property that treats Music City's golden era as genuine design material rather than theme-park nostalgia. The canopy entrance, clad in warm herringbone wood panels with pendant bulbs strung beneath, frames a ground-floor streetscape that signals warmth without sentimentality. Inside, the rooms layer deep-tufted burnt-orange leather headboards against bespoke cityscape murals rendered in monochrome ink, the abstracted Nashville skyline bleeding across wallpaper while faded crimson-and-grey distressed carpets anchor the floor. Custom wardrobe panels inlaid with guitar silhouettes, vintage television outlines, and cowboy boot motifs deliver the musical biography quietly, without announcement. Steel-framed glass partitions divide sleeping areas from bathrooms, the red-lacquered entry doors providing a sharp chromatic hit. On the rooftop, the bar counter in pale veined marble fronts a graffiti-inflected Art Deco mural, red-painted iron stools pulled up along its length and a multicoloured checkerboard tile floor extending outward — while a converted Airstream trailer serves as a poolside bar beside the turquoise rooftop pool, giving the whole elevated level the loose energy of a tailgate that happens to be fourteen floors up.

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Blending bold, art-centric design with a warm, welcoming sense of comfort, every space beats with Music City character, from the eclectic décor to the rooftop lounge overlooking the skyline. With inventive on-site dining, thoughtfully styled rooms and suites, and a location steps from the buzz of Broadway, The Nash is an inspired stay for travelers eager to feel the city's rhythm up close.

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Pool

Internet

Suites

Room service

Free Internet

Wheelchair Access

Restaurant

Bar/Lounge

Pets Allowed

Spa

Bobby Hotel Reviews

1,808 reviews

"Jeff and Tiffany gave great service at valet 10/10"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 19, 2026

"Derek was awesome, helpful and kind!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 19, 2026

"Derick the valet was extremely helpful and so nice!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 11, 2026

"Arrived at Bobby hotel on Valentine’s Day 14/02/2026 after a long journey from Ireland 9hr flight. Went to reception to check in, total amateurs, young guy on reception was trying to charge us again for our room that we’d already paid £3000 for a week through Cassidy’s travel. Then When we got this sorted out with the help of another member of stall we were charged $1000 = £735 for incidentals, whatever that means. We got no information from reception as to what was available to us or info on the hotel or price lists. We did however get two free drinks tokens, limited to certain drinks. On entering our room we were confronted with what can only be described as a shop full of products all over priced taking up all the room in the mini fridge and shelves and a full drawer. There was a coffee machine crammed into a very restricted space with no instructions as how to use it or indeed if it was even free. Bottles of water on the bedside locker but weren’t replenished every day as were the hand towels or slippers. First day 2 hand towels second day one hand towel third day no hand towels and so on for the week. One pair of slippers and bathroom robe between 2 people, slippers disappeared and then reappeared on the last day of our stay. The morning of our stay before checkout my wife was in the shower and the lights all went out leaving her in the dark, she nearly fell coming out of the shower in the dark. I rang reception to report the fault and was told the maintenance guy would be right up, I needed to use the shower too but the guy took that long to arrive I had to have a quick wash in the dark as it was now 10.50am and checkout was 11am or you’d be charged extra. TV has no EU channels for anyone visiting from the EU. When checking the service charges on the TV we noticed we were being charged $30 + taxes per day $210 total for an experience fee. A bad experience is what we had, we should have be reimbursed for this. No prices on menus and food I wouldn’t want to eat. We had two of drinks a whiskey and a wine $33 before we left for home as there was nothing of any interest in the hotel all week, no roof bar as it was closed for renovations, no one mentioned that. No entertainment at all the whole week and bar closed early. We arrived on Valentine’s Day but we had food on the plane so weren’t that hungry but we could have eaten something. We asked the Girl at the restaurant about food or a menu, we were told there was a valentines 5 coarse meal on offer at $75 per head, I said we’re not really that hungry was there anything else, NO! Was the answer only a 5 coarse meal. We spent our first night tires and sore going around the streets in the rain looking something to eat…. What a complete shambles of a hotel. Overpriced at £409 per night ROOM ONLY, for a poor experience. I’d never consider this hotel of recommend it to anyone. You have been warned this is a real account of our stay. Also be prepared to pay over the odds in every bar, restaurant and shop in and around Nashville."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Feb 25, 2026

"It’s hard to make someone feel welcome at a valet in 30 seconds, but Jake was the friendliest and fastest service I’ve had"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Feb 18, 2026

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