Premium Room

The windows look out over downtown Nashville, and blackout drapes let you darken the room when you want to sleep in. The hotel sits in the Downtown/Arts District, so the city is right outside.

Each Premium Room has a private bathroom with a shower. It is stocked with designer toiletries, shampoo, soap, towels, a hair dryer and slippers.

Holston House Nashville is pet-friendly. It welcomes up to two pets per room with no weight limit and no charge. Pets receive bowls, treats and a plush bed, and there is a dedicated pet menu through in-room dining. For stays of eight nights or more, a deep-cleaning fee may apply.

It suits a working stay. Free WiFi runs at 100+ Mbps, which is good for one or two people or up to six devices. The room also has a laptop-compatible safe, an iron and ironing board, free local calls and a coffee and tea maker. A 24-hour fitness center is on site.

The hotel has three outlets. TENN serves Southern-inspired American dishes such as shrimp and grits and fried chicken sandwiches. Bar TENN is a speakeasy-style bar just off the lobby. Heirloom Rooftop is a garden-inspired lounge by the pool. Opening hours vary by season and day. Your Premium Room also has limited-hours room service.

The location is very walkable. The hotel is at 118 7th Avenue North, half a block off Lower Broadway. Ryman Auditorium is about a 4-minute walk, Bridgestone Arena about 5 minutes and the Johnny Cash Museum about 7 minutes.

Check-in is at 4:00 PM and check-out at 11:00 AM. The main guest must be at least 21. A credit card and photo ID may be required at check-in. Valet parking is available at roughly $50–$68 per night depending on the source, with in-and-out privileges. Cancel by 4 PM, 48 hours before arrival, to avoid a one-night charge.

The Premium Room comes with 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds, and the room sleeps up to 4 guests. The two-queen layout is the better pick for families or friends traveling together, while the king configuration suits a couple who wants extra space.

The Premium Room is one of the hotel's standard accommodation tiers, with a pillowtop mattress, 50-inch TV and full in-room amenities. Guests wanting more space for a special occasion or longer stay can step up to one of the six suites within the hotel's 191 rooms, which sit a level above the Premium Room category.

Everything is under one roof. The rooftop infinity pool sits on the penthouse floor above the Premium Room floors, and TENN, Bar TENN and Heirloom Rooftop are all part of the same 13-floor building, so there's no need to leave the property for a meal, a drink or a swim.

Because the hotel sits half a block off Lower Broadway, rooms facing the honky-tonk strip will pick up more street energy in the evenings, while rooms oriented away from Broadway tend to be calmer after dark. Either way, the room's blackout drapes help guests sleep in regardless of the view.

It holds up well for extended visits — daily housekeeping, a coffee/tea maker, a refrigerator, free bottled water and a laptop-compatible safe make it easy to settle in. Pet owners staying eight nights or more should keep in mind a deep-cleaning fee may apply.

The Premium Room has a 50-inch flat-screen TV with satellite channels, plus premium TV channels and pay-per-view movies, so there's plenty to watch after a day exploring downtown Nashville.

Yes — the Premium Room category offers connecting rooms, which is useful for families or groups traveling together who want separate sleeping spaces within easy reach of one another.

The Premium Room supports mobile key entry, so once checked in you can use your phone to unlock the door instead of carrying a physical key card.