Holston House Nashville - The Unbound Collection by Hyatt
Resort hotel · Downtown ·
Rooftop pool bar, Southern restaurant, live music, luxury rooms
Rooftop pool bar, Southern restaurant, live music, luxury rooms
"With hockey season in full swing, Holston House Nashville is here to help fans take their excitement off the ice with an exclusive “Power Play Getaway” promotion—a perfect break from the action that brings the thrill of the game into your stay. Guests can score 10 percent off their stay—whether they’re visiting for a game or just enjoying a Nashville getaway. Travelers can also indulge in a custom welcome cocktail crafted just for hockey-lovers, take advantage of food and beverages with $200 worth of credits at the property's dining options, and take home a custom Holston House hockey jersey."
"The rooftop of historic downtown hotel Holston House used to be the only penthouse garden in Nashville, which isn’t hard to imagine amidst the current faux-greenery and upscale garden party decor at Heirloom Rooftop. Perch on the insulated rooftop of this over 150-year-old building and sip on a PB&B Hot Toddy with peanut butter whiskey and nutmeg by the pool. Indulge in a bespoke tea service in the garden at the Sunday Rooftop Tea every week, with finger food and tea from local purveyor High Garden." - Clara Wang, Jackie Gutierrez-Jones
"At Holston House, Santa Tea is offered on select Sundays throughout the holiday season as a 90-minute tea with Santa that includes hot cocoa, a variety of local artisanal teas, holiday treats, and photos with St. Nick; tickets are $35 for children and $55 for adults." - Jackie Gutierrez-Jones
"Presenting a special three-course Easter brunch from 7:00am–2:00pm on April 4, TENN at Holston House offers a $45 per person brunch that includes the meal plus two brunch drinks, with avocado toast for the table and an entree choice of eggs benedict, quiche, or a lamb burger; reservations are available through OpenTable." - Delia Jo Ramsey
"Old meets new at Holston House—one of Nashville’s many recent hotel additions. Hosted in a building listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the beautiful 1920s interior received a makeover to complement its art deco exterior. Part of that renovation included in-house restaurant TENN, which specializes in classic Southern fare. Above TENN sits Bar TENN, a casual lobby bar serving everything from coffee to cocktails, where imbibers find a comfortable view of the hotel lobby below or the pressed tin ceiling above. While you’re there, head up to the rooftop bar and enjoy your Negroni while overlooking the downtown cityscape (stories above the nearest pedal tavern). Charity: Little Free Library" - Justin Bonnema