New Hotels in Nashville , TN

The most recently opened hotels in Nashville are Tempo by Hilton Nashville Midtown (opened February 10, 2026 with 161 rooms near Vanderbilt University and Music Row), The Chloe Nashville (opened January 2026 in Hillsboro Village — 19 rooms in restored 1920s cottages that once housed Asylum Records, with three bars and a Creole-meets-Southern restaurant), and The Printing House Nashville, Tapestry Collection by Hilton (opened September 8, 2025 in South Bank with 187 rooms, a rooftop stage with live Writer's Rounds, and LEED certification). The Printing House is Nashville's only LEED-certified design hotel.

Dolly Parton's SongTeller Hotel opens June 10, 2026 at 126 3rd Avenue North in downtown Nashville, right off Lower Broadway. The 12-story, 245-room property features two live music venues (Parton's Live on the second floor and Jolene's rooftop bar), Dolly's Life of Many Colors Museum on the entire third floor (20,000+ sq ft), Acoustic Suites with in-room guitars and record players, and the two-story SongTeller Suite starting at approximately $2,500 per night. Reservations are open now at songtellerhotel.com. The "Welcome SongTeller" package offers 10% off plus two museum tickets.

Pendry Nashville is targeting an April 2027 opening in the Paseo South Gulch district. The 30-story luxury tower will feature 180 guestrooms, 146 private residences, a rooftop pool, and a signature Writer's Room concept — a nod to Nashville's songwriting culture. The Pendry brand is known for its acclaimed lifestyle hotels in San Diego, Baltimore, and Manhattan, and Nashville will be one of the most significant luxury hotel arrivals in the city's history.

The Chloe Nashville is a 19-room boutique hotel at 1906 Acklen Avenue in Hillsboro Village, near Vanderbilt University and Music Row. It opened January 2026 inside two restored 1920s Craftsman cottages that once served as the headquarters for Asylum Records and Spirit Music — where songs by Joni Mitchell, Bob Dylan, Chris Stapleton, and George Jones were recorded. The property features three bars with a Tennessee whiskey cocktail program, a Creole-meets-Southern restaurant by Chef Matt Regan, Marshall turntables with curated vinyl in every room, a lush outdoor pool, and live programming including a Songwriter Series and Artists in Residence. It was featured on Travel + Leisure's It List and is one of the most design-forward new hotels in Nashville.

Nashville's 2027 and 2028 luxury pipeline is exceptional. In 2027 — Pendry Nashville (Paseo South Gulch, April 2027, 180 rooms, rooftop pool), The Hoxton Nashville (Pie Town, 2027, subterranean speakeasy and rooftop pool), and Voce Hotel & Residences (Hayes Street, November 2027). In 2028 — The Nashville EDITION (The Gulch, 28 stories, 261 rooms, 50-foot saltwater pool, Ian Schrager luxury brand) and a dual-branded Tempo + Homewood Suites East Bank (300 rooms near the Oracle HQ campus). The Ritz-Carlton Nashville and St. Regis Nashville are also in planning stages for The Gulch and Demonbreun Street respectively.

The Printing House Nashville, Tapestry Collection by Hilton is currently the best new hotel near Broadway — located in South Bank just four blocks from Honky Tonk Highway, with 187 LEED-certified rooms, a rooftop stage with live music events, and rates from $349/night. When Dolly Parton's SongTeller Hotel opens June 10, 2026 at 126 3rd Avenue North (literally steps from Lower Broadway), it will immediately become the most unique and talked-about hotel option in the Broadway corridor. For a more off-the-beaten-path alternative near Music Row, The Chloe Nashville in Hillsboro Village offers Nashville's most boutique hotel experience — "near the party but not in the party."