Soho House Nashville

I am so sad to be writing this. I was considering getting a membership at SoHo and, I decided to attend a Pilates class open to the public as a part of my first experience at SoHo. The class and instructor were wonderful. We were hungry afterwards and noticed that there were smoothies available for purchase. We asked the attendant at the gym where we could buy some and he told us to head to the bar area to buy them. He knew neither my friend or I were members. We went downstairs and asked a man where the bar was located. My friend and I (both POC) received freebies from the class (towel, mist, water) and were carrying these in our hand. The man asked us if we were guests at the hotel or had a membership. We responded “No”. He said “If the answer to both of those questions is no, then you’re not allowed here.” We immediately walked out and were shocked by the condescending and rude tone used by him. If this is what exclusivity looks like, I want no part of it. As far as I’m aware, the restaurant is open to the public. If it isn’t, then he could have explained that to us in a kind and professional way. It truly felt like my friend and I were discriminated against because of our dark skin and because we were carrying several freebies from our class, so I guess he thought we were just taking stuff? I’ve never been treated so rudely. I have stayed in 5-star hotels all around the country and, I have NEVER experienced this type of treatment. If there was something limited to members, he could’ve explained that in a kind way. I guess these are the type of people that SoHo house hires and their definition of exclusivity is the condensing, look down on others type. Extremely disappointed and hurt. I don’t think I’ll ever be coming back here again if I can help it.

Such a cozy lovely place. Sheridan is so lovely everyday at the front desk. And the patio food options are great. Loved Fernando Axel and Jenna. A wonderful experience. Shhhh dont tell others. Haha

I stay at Soho House about once a month. If a room is available when I'm in town, I'll book it. Ellen and Eleanor at the front desk are excellent. They remember guests, are super warm, and handle details fast. The setup makes business travel simple. Land at BNA, take an Uber to Soho, handle all meetings and meals there, and head back to the airport the next day. You get the productivity of two or three trips in one visit. The only drawback is the typical social club vibe. People sometimes look around to see who else is there. It can feel too much of a scene. Still, the convenience, service, and comfort outweigh the downside. Rooms are nice and cozy. Staff are pros. Even when rooms are booked, something usually opens up if you check often. I usually book within a week and find availability nine out of ten times. Highly recommend!

Easily the worst customer service I’ve experienced. I placed my membership on hold after being explicitly told I would not be charged for the next quarter and that only a $200 hold fee would apply. Instead, they charged both—despite clear communication. After five+ emails, I’ve received absolutely no response, no explanation, and no accountability. This isn’t a mistake; it’s negligence. Once my hold period ends, I will be canceling my membership. Nashville has no shortage of businesses that actually respect their customers and their money — this is not one of them.

Private Club so access is restricted. Food and atmosphere in the dining room was excellent. Service was quite slow but it was a busy evening and we had a large group dining.

To be honest I dont like that lady come to me and told me, you can't use your phone to take a picture or video of your friends or group of (20 people) I visited with, She was mean and not nice about. That sucks/. Other than that, it's good place.

3 stars is generous. I’ve been a member for a few years now, and most people I know are canceling or recently canceled their memberships. Soho used to be nice, but over the past couple years it’s crumbled. Parking is no longer existent, Soho has no regard for member safety in the neighborhood, quality of service has disappeared, the gym is now 50% a permanent Pilates setup that requires additional payment, the showers and locker rooms are uncleaned, and they are constantly making rules for laptop use more restrictive. On top of all this, what was once branded as an exclusive social club now seems to admit just about anyone. Every entry-level agency assistant has flooded into this place, it’s no longer exclusive or cool. So if it’s not a collaborative workspace… and it’s not an exclusive social club…I suppose it’s just a heinously overpriced restaurant with no parking? Pass. Save your time on cooler things. 3.4/10

I didn't stay there. I ate at the restaurant. The waitstaff was very friendly, and good. The drinks were awesome. The menu had very appetizing French options. The execution of the options was not great. I had an omelet with herbs that was over-cooked and dry. Therefore, almost tasteless. My brother had a chicken dish. I think it was roast chicken. Also, overcooked.

Súper lugar! Lo mejor el profe de yoga!! Ella piscina y la playa están súper, el servicio está bien ! Lo único malo son los precios completamente desorbitados , un café 10$ súper recomendable siempre y cuando tengas dinero sh

Stayed here with my partner for a few nights on a work trip. Would have loved to post pictures, but that'd be against their rules. Fantastic space to get work done, attend a networking event, or host a special dinner. While the food wasn't my favorite, the cocktails were fantastic. The room and amenities were all cozy, minus stupid trains passing by at all hours. I know several Soho House members, so I'm sure I'll be back someday!

A hipster country club? Sounds good, let's go! So this is the newest addition to the WeHo neighborhood in south Nashville and it's truly gorgeous. I've been to the location in Chicago and this one is much nicer and feels more updated. SoHo House is membership only club where remote workers, and everyone really, can host meetings, enjoy breakfast, a few drinks at the bar, and swim in a private pool all at a hefty annually cost. I believe it's $3K and you'll still have to pay for food and drink when you are here. This location also has a hotel attached so if you're traveling from another city and you're a Soho House member, you'll get access to all the amenities plus deep discounts on your room. This is actually a really great deal if your job has you traveling to cities that have a Soho House location. There are no phones allowed in here. It's on the honor system but you definitely don't want to be caught pulling your phone out and snapping pics of the interior. If I had the extra funds and no children I would seriously consider getting a membership just for the pool area. Trust me it's amazing!

Nice Soho House in an old manufacturing plant (Masonry Brick 2/3 story buildings). The wait staff at the Nashville club portion of the house was amazing. The food was tasty and typical of other Soho's. The bar was great with experienced bartenders and a beer/wine selection. The hotel front desk receptionist needs Customer Service training. But I got over her lack of friendliness when a lady named Miracle the member relations staff engaged with us and gave me a quick tour if the property.

Came here a number of times as a guest of a member mainly during the day in the week and weekend. THe location is good as it's only the train that you hear. There is a nice swimming pool and seating area with service staff regularly asking if you want any beverages. The quality of the food and drink is generally good. We did have a Mothers Day lunch and asked for some dry rose wine which they seemed to struggle with finding any, which was a bit of a surprise. It is not a cheap place to come, so I would have expected them to have some thing like that. If cost is not a factor then it is a nice place to come and relax,but obviously also you need to have a friend or family who is a member to gain access anyway.

Stylish, contemporary bohemian upscale hotel with an excellent rooftop bar. Restaurant downstairs. Great location

I ate breakfast at Soho House Nashville. I got the toast with eggs and truffle on top. There are plenty of places to sit, both inside and outside. After eating, you can take a dip and lounge in their pool; complete with cabanas and shade (important in the Tennessee heat!) The pricing is roughly around $18-20 per menu item. The wait staff is kind and accommodating. However, the house rules are no pictures on-site, which I find a tad bit of a bummer because it would be fun to get pictures of their food, but it is for the protection of the members. Anyway! It was a good way to start the day! Giving four stars as the food was good, but flavor profiles of the dishes could be heightened a bit for a more exciting experience.

Really nice place!!! Excellent movies room! Polite staff! Great vibe! Love it!!!! Would recommend!

will never be back. If I could give 0 stars, I would. Honestly, if you're an average person looking for a nice place to stay for a weekend, DO NOT STAY at this hotel. They charged us twice once when we booked months ago and once when we arrived (we're not stupid there was literally no place else to go since so many acts were in town). They also charged us different amounts on the two different statements. They said they were looking into it, and since it's a pretty penny we wanted them to have our number in case they worked anything out (you know so we could actually have some play money since we're there 3 days...) They seemed not urgent at all and when asked about it at checkout the lady conveniently said her manager was working on it, but had no updates. We chose to valet park as they weren't very up front that you could park yourself, and they literally left our keys in our vehicle (unlocked with $1,000 worth of our personal electric scooters) all night long. They searched for our keys for at least 7 minutes before I remembered I have an AirTag on my keys and had to prove to them that they were left in my unattended car in their valet parking lot. Spent the first 3 hours of our vacation crying and we couldn't be more disappointed in this hotel.

Very nice place to live. Room had a huge bathtub and the restaurant had a great ribeye.