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- Private room
- La Vergne
Whether your coming for work or vacation, come and enjoy a quite condo located 20 mins from downtown Nashville and Music Row. Also 20 min from Opryland (mall, hotel, and historic Grand Ole Opry). There are several parks and recreational areas all around us, so you can enjoy being in the city or out in nature. Space: Private room with a shared bathroom, keypad lock on door, desk, Roku tv. Access to kitchen, laundry, dining room and lounge space.
- Private room
- Nashville
Up to 2 space travelers can sleep (yes, forever sleep) in this peaceful private room located just outside Nashville, or jet downtown in 17 min if you're more the Mos Eisley type. Bathroom and kitchen (with mobile R2 dishwasher unit) are shared with other humanoids from a galaxy far, far away. Hand-painted murals and a nerdy host round out the experience. Come enjoy life among the clouds! (Do or do not, there is no try.) Free tutoring by request. Short term rental permit # 2018041105
- Private room
- Nashville
We live in a nice quiet neighborhood (at the end of a cul de sac). We are located less than a half mile from Percy Priest lake and just down the road is Elm Hill Marina where there are boat rentals and food (great atmosphere). There are several parks and recreational areas less than 10 minutes away. We are 20 minutes to downtown Nashville and Music Row, 20 minutes from Opryland (hotel, shopping, and historic Grand Ole Opry), and 20 minutes from Providence Marketplace (shopping and food).
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Your guide to Nashville
All About Nashville
Located in the southern state of Tennessee on the banks of the Cumberland River, Nashville is best known as America’s capital of country music. For more than a century the world-famous Ryman Auditorium and Grand Ole Opry have played host to some of the most legendary performers.
Day and night, you’ll hear live music drifting from every corner of Nashville, from world-class music venues to recording studios where legendary artists produced some of their biggest hits to the city’s many music-themed museums. And while country music put Nashville on the map, it’s not all honky-tonk tunes here. You can hear rock, blues, and pop artists showcasing their talents behind the neon signs along Lower Broadway and on tree-lined 2nd Avenue.
Beyond Nashville’s music, there’s a fast-emerging dining scene, where the latest culinary trends are represented comfortably alongside time-honoured classics like biscuits and fried chicken. Heritage architecture, including the grand Greek Revival columns of the Tennessee State Capitol, is enveloped in green space — the city’s network of parks span 10,000 acres, with almost 20 greenways to explore on foot or by bike.
When is the best time to stay in a vacation rental in Nashville?
Nashville has an ever-changing calendar of events and festivals, so it’s worth checking what’s on before you rent a Nashville apartment. The most popular time to visit is in summer, when most festivals are held and live music fills the streets. This is a great time to explore the outdoors and get out on the Cumberland River, but be prepared for hot and humid conditions. Spring and autumn bring milder weather, and the city is generally quieter during these seasons. This is a great time to take a day trip to the nearby town of Nolensville for hiking and biking around apple orchards and vineyards, or to tour nearby Franklin’s historic architecture.
What are the top things to do in Nashville?
Ryman Auditorium
This legendary auditorium, built in the late 19th century as a tabernacle, still plays a key role in Nashville’s music scene. Often described as the place where country music first found its audience, the venue is famous for its incredible acoustics and intimate atmosphere. Some of country music’s biggest stars have graced the stage through the years, while up-and-comers view playing here as a rite of passage. These days, the Ryman hosts concerts of all musical genres.
National Museum of African American Music
Nashville has played a vital role in the development of early R&B, blues, jazz, and gospel music, all the way through to modern musical genres of soul, hip-hop, and rap. At this new museum, you can learn more about the music genres that have been created, influenced, and inspired by the African American community through exhibits, interactive displays, film screenings, and live performances.
Assembly Food Hall
Just off Broadway, Nashville’s largest culinary and entertainment destination offers 22 places to eat, nine bars, two fine-dining restaurants, and three live performance stages. There’s a huge open-air rooftop concert space where you can enjoy music under the night sky.