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Holston House Nashville

Nashville • Downtown • SPLURGE

avg. $404 / night

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At a glance

A 1930 Art Deco landmark converted to a 243-room hotel with mid-century interiors and a rooftop pool overlooking downtown Nashville.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts and mid-century modernists

Highlights:

  • 1930 Art Deco tower with original limestone base and ornamental details
  • Rooftop pool with glass balustrades framing AT&T Batman Building
  • Mid-century interiors: walnut millwork, terrazzo, amber glass, cognac leather
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PB hotel design editorial

Fourteen stories of stepped Art Deco brickwork rising above Fourth Avenue North place Holston House Nashville within one of downtown's most recognizable pre-war commercial towers — the former Noel Hotel, built in 1930, whose limestone base with its ornamental medallions and fluted pilasters remains intact at street level, framing an entrance that still carries the civic confidence of Depression-era Nashville. The conversion brought the building back as a 243-room hotel, and the rooftop addition visible in the images — housing a pool deck with glass balustrades that frame AT&T's Batman Building and the surrounding downtown skyline — was grafted onto the historic structure without disturbing the tower's original stepped crown. Inside, the interior approach works in a warm mid-century register: dark-stained hardwood floors, walnut-toned millwork on the credenzas and wardrobe surrounds, upholstered linen headboards with leather-trimmed accents, and pendant fixtures in amber glass and brushed brass. The guest rooms are furnished with a restrained confidence — patterned drapery panels in an abstract botanical print, desk chairs in cognac leather, pale blue area rugs grounding the palette. The ground-floor restaurant carries terrazzo flooring and a long bar counter lined with saddle-tan stools, Edison-style pendants hung at varied heights against a walnut-panelled ceiling, the whole composition leaning closer to a well-appointed Nashville diner of the 1950s than anything generically boutique.

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About

Inspired by the building’s historic craftsmanship and its hometown’s soulful energy, Holston House offers a uniquely spirited, personalized and authentic experience in the heart of downtown Nashville. This 191-room hotel will feature six suites, including two signature 12th floor penthouse suites, fitness center, street-level restaurant, lobby lounge and rooftop bar. Additionally, the hotel will feature 3,000 square-feet of flexible meeting and event space, which includes ample function space on the first level, a boardroom, and a 439 square-feet rooftop room featuring a private terrace and folding glass doors leading to the hotel’s rooftop pool. Originally designed by Marr & Holman and recently re-imagined, the interior has been updated to compliment the exterior’s art deco details and honor the buildings historic spirit.

Amenities

Pool

Internet

Suites

Room service

Free Internet

Wheelchair Access

Restaurant

Bar/Lounge

Pets Allowed

Wifi

Holston House Nashville Reviews

3,086 reviews

"While the building was beautiful and restoration of the building was impeccable. The service was a mixed bag. Check in process was awkward. We were informed of services/amenities that were missed by the time of our arrival and one night stay. We were also told we were upgraded only for her to backpedal after saying it. Asked for a late check out for 1:30, was told it was $50. The hotel charges a destination fee and what it includes is either laughable or insulting. One of the perks was two water bottles in the room. We noticed the Voss for $10 and later noticed the ‘free’ water and it was good ol nestle that costs $4 a case. WiFi/Internet is also included and it was as fast as dial up. We made it to the lobby bar for a night cap. We were there at least ten minutes prior to close and as soon as we walked up we were met with ‘wine and beer only. No cocktails’. Talk about stellar service. All in all, we’ll likely be back if the price is right but being a loyalist to another brand that has a larger footprint and actually gives their customers actual amenities for a bogus destination charge will likely be the path taken."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 29, 2026

"We were in town for a show at The Ryman and it was the perfect location, as it was a short easy walk to the venue. Rooms are pretty standard, bed was very comfortable. Fitness center was also nice. Best part of our stay was our time in the bar with Micah who took great care of us, offered excellent recommendations for stuff to see and do. Breakfast was very good, fast, attentive service and very generous portions. Would definitely stay here again."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 28, 2026

"The facility was beautiful. Art deco inspired and free happy hour drinks offered at 4:00 pm every day. The location of the hotel is close enough to Broadway to easily walk without being directly on the strip. The rooms were well kept and comfortable but offered limited storage for clothing. Additionally, the barn style doors to the bathroom added to the aesthetic but did not allow for adequate privacy. The small shallow pool on the roof provided a great way to cool off after a hot day and was a popular and crowded area for many of the guests."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 27, 2026

"Talk about pricy…259 a night… then they add 30.00 a day for room service. Listen to this… they only have valet parking next door. I did not even ask the cost. Big mistake… my car was there a total of 38 hrs… 151.00!!!! Never again will I stay there for a hard bed too. The pool water was cloudy also."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 23, 2026

"We enjoyed our stay at this hotel. It is very nice and the lobby bar makes some very good espresso martinis. The valet service was great and Wyatt and William were fantastic and very helpful."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 19, 2026

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