Best rooms at Holston House Nashville — ranked and who should pick each
Best overall pick: Premier Room — roomy king layout with seating makes it the most comfortable choice for couples or business travelers who want a dedicated lounge area. Best value for two or friends: Premium Room (King or 2 Queen Beds) or Room, 2 Queen Beds; choose the Room (Transfer Shower) if you specifically need an accessible shower.
In this guide
- Why pick the Premier Room
- Best mix of flexibility and value: Premium Room
- Best for traditional king-room comfort: Deluxe Room
- Best when you need two beds: Room, 2 Queen Beds and Room (Transfer Shower)
- When to pick a suite — what the suites offer
- Room-selection tips: view, accessibility and rooftop access
Why pick the Premier Room
The Premier Room (1 King Bed) is the hotel's most comfortable standard king offering, with a dedicated seating area suitable for relaxing after concerts or meetings. It pairs a king bed with extra seating so it feels more like a small suite without the suite rate.
Who should pick it: couples on a short stay, business travelers who want space to work and relax, or anyone who prefers a king bed plus a loveseat or sofa in the room.
- Bed: 1 King Bed
- Best for: couples, solo business travelers
- Why: extra seating and lounge space compared with basic king rooms
| Feature | Premier Room |
|---|---|
| Bed options | 1 King Bed |
| Ideal for | Couples, business travelers |
| Photo | 17 |
Best mix of flexibility and value: Premium Room
The Premium Room is available with either 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds, so it suits either couples or pairs of travelers who want separate beds. These rooms are often a good balance between space and cost when you need a little more than the most basic room.
Who should pick it: friends traveling together, small families who need two beds, or solo travelers who want the option of more space.
- Bed choices: 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds
- Good for: friends, families, flexible travelers
- Why: configurable bed layouts without stepping up to a suite
| Room name | Typical occupants | Photo |
|---|---|---|
| Premium Room (1 King Bed) | Couple or solo traveler | 62 |
| Premium Room (2 Queen Beds) | Two guests wanting separate beds | 60 |
Best for traditional king-room comfort: Deluxe Room
The Deluxe Room (1 King Bed) provides a bright king-bed layout with seating and window light — a straightforward option if you want a roomy king room without suite features. The Deluxe Room bathrooms are shown in hotel imagery with marble or glass-enclosed showers in many cases.
Who should pick it: travelers who prefer a roomy, well-lit king room and want a slightly upgraded bathroom experience compared with basic rooms.
- Bed: 1 King Bed
- Best for: travelers who want a larger king room footprint
- Bathroom: hotel images show glass-enclosed or marble-style showers
| Feature | Deluxe Room |
|---|---|
| Bed | 1 King Bed |
| Bathroom style | Glass-enclosed shower / marble finishes (hotel imagery) |
| Photo | 54 |
Best when you need two beds: Room, 2 Queen Beds and Room (Transfer Shower)
If you need two beds, the Room, 2 Queen Beds is the straightforward choice — suitable for friends, families, or colleagues sharing a room. The hotel also lists a Room (Transfer Shower) with 2 Queen Beds that provides accessible shower features.
Who should pick them: families with kids, two travelers sharing without wanting separate rooms, or guests who require an accessible shower setup.
- Room, 2 Queen Beds — standard two-queen layout for comfort and separate sleeping spaces
- Room (Transfer Shower) — same 2 Queen Beds with a transfer shower for accessibility
- Good to know: Holston House welcomes children of all ages and the rooftop pool is reported as available to kids accompanied by adults
| Room | Bed setup | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Room, 2 Queen Beds | 2 Queen Beds | Friends, families, colleagues |
| Room (Transfer Shower) | 2 Queen Beds (transfer shower) | Guests needing accessible shower features |
| Photo | 7 / 48 (representative images of two-queen rooms) | -1 |
When to pick a suite — what the suites offer
Holston House lists six suites among its 191 rooms; suites include separate living areas and larger seating arrangements that work for longer stays, small gatherings, or travelers who want more space to spread out. Suites show features like green sectional sofas, marble-topped islands, and separate living rooms in hotel imagery.
Who should pick a suite: families wanting more space, guests planning a longer stay who want a kitchenette/work zone, or small groups who want to hang out in a living area.
- Typical suite features shown in photos: living area with green sofa or sectional, marble-topped island, separate bedroom
- Good for: families, business travelers needing meeting space in-room, celebrations
- Note: detailed suite names and exact configurations beyond 'six suites' are not listed in the provided hotel facts
| Suite feature | Representative photo |
|---|---|
| Living area with green sectional | 10 |
| Large suite living room with fireplace | 14 |
| Suite seating and framed photos | 12 |
Room-selection tips: view, accessibility and rooftop access
Views: Holston House is half a block from Lower Broadway and within easy walking distance of the Ryman Auditorium and Bridgestone Arena, so higher floors and rooftop-facing rooms offer downtown skyline and rooftop-pool views. If a view of Broadway matters, request a higher floor when you reserve.
Accessibility and family needs: request the Room (Transfer Shower) if you need an accessible shower; the property is wheelchair accessible and lists accessible parking and accessible pool access. The hotel welcomes children of all ages and allows up to two pets per room at no charge.
- Request higher floors for skyline/rooftop views
- Book Room (Transfer Shower) for accessible bathing facilities
- Pet policy: up to two pets per room, no weight limit (pet amenities provided)
| Need | Best room/action |
|---|---|
| Accessible shower | Room (Transfer Shower) |
| Two separate beds | Premium Room (2 Queen) or Room, 2 Queen Beds |
| Extra seating / small suite feel | Premier Room or one of the six suites |
