Where To Stay
For those traveling in, we have blocked some rooms at select hotels for your convenience! All hotels list a discounted rate when booked directly via link.
Please reach out to the listed point of contact for each hotel should you have any questions.
The Hermitage Hotel
231 6th Ave N, Nashville, TN 37219
★★★★★
Nestled in Downtown Nashville, The Hermitage Hotel has been the city’s historic Beaux-Arts crown jewel since 1910. As our wedding venue, its timeless architectural grandeur and modern luxury offers a chic backdrop for our celebration—and a perfect home base just blocks from Broadway, dining, and shopping.
Four Seasons Nashville
100 Demonbreun St, Nashville, TN 37201
★★★★★
For the treat yourself stay, the Four Seasons offers ultimate luxury in Nashville’s SoBro (South of Broadway) neighborhood—which is where all of the downtown action is.
Booking Link: Four Seasons
Promo Code: 261211LEE
P: 615-610-6995
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Dominic Hamilton
Group Rooms Coordinator
Dream Nashville
210 4th Ave N, Nashville, TN 37219
★★★★
Set in historic Printer's Alley, Dream Nashville pairs moody Art Deco interiors with a vibrant nightlife backdrop for a memorable downtown stay.
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Fun fact: The interior design was completed by Meyer Davis, one of Leslie's former NYC-based design firms!
Booking Link: Dream Nashville
Promo Code: G-LEES
P: 615-622-0600
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Kayla Matlock
Sales & Marketing Manager
Courtyard Marriott
Downtown Nashville
170 4th Ave N, Nashville, TN 37219
★★★
For a comfortable, centrally-located option, the Courtyard Marriott in downtown Nashville is an excellent choice. The hotel is also in the historic Printer's Alley!
Booking Link: Courtyard Marriott
P: 615-256-0900 (Front Desk)
P: 615-493-9100 (Events Dept.)
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Leah Bratcher
Operations Supervisor
Hyatt Centric
Downtown Nashville
210 Molly St, Nashville, TN 37201
★★★★
The Hyatt Centric Hotel is also centrally located, and just steps away from the Country Music Hall of Fame and Broadway.
Booking Link: Hyatt Centric
Group Code: G-WED2
P: 629-248-9541
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Bria Oakley
Reservations Supervisor
Things To Do
While you're in town, we hope you'll have a chance to explore some local spots! To help make the most of your weekend, we've rounded up a list of sights and restaurants to checkout.
restaurants
lunch
Germantown
A neighborhood cafe perfect for lunch/brunch. Swing into Red Bicycle coffee shop next door for a beverage to-go also!
Wedgewood-Houston (WeHo)
A classic French bistro serving traditional fares like steak frites and croque monsieur.
Downtown
If you're wondering how 'Nashvillle Hot Chicken' gained global popularity—this is where it started! Hattie B’s is famous for their Southern-fried hot chicken.
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dinner
Wedgewood-Houston (WeHo)
A vibrant Mediterranean restaurant with the interiors to match the vibes! They have great cocktails and mocktails, perfect for a night out.
Wedgewood-Houston (WeHo)
For our fellow epicures, Bastion is a one-Michelin star restaurant with a creative Southern tasting menu.
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Germantown
A creative, modern menu offering house made pasta, wood fired cooking, and shareable, seasonal plates.
Germantown
Inventive Southern-Italian cooking and wood-fired pizzas have earned City House a reputation as one of Nashville’s best pizzerias.
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boba
Germantown
If you get boba cravings like we do, here is a family-owned, authentic Taiwanese tea shop! They also make homemade dumplings.
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places to visit
Downtown
The John Seigenthaler pedestrian bridge spans the Cumberland River with sweeping views of the city skyline. It is fully accessible by walking and makes for a great way to get your steps in!
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Downtown
A scenic riverside greenspace featuring open event lawns and walking paths, conveniently located just a short walk across the Pedestrian Bridge.
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Downtown
Broadway, often called “Honky Tonk Highway,” is the neon-lit downtown strip lined with live music bars and cowboy boots. Yee-Haw!
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The Country Music Hall of Fame
Downtown
Explore this museum to learn about the vast history of American country music.
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Germantown
This park features a 95 bell carillon that chimes on the quarter hour standing as a musical landmark. You can walk from here all the way to the State Capitol park.
Fun fact: If you stand in the center of the carillon pavilion, you can hear your voice echo only from this spot.
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Downtown
Perched on a hill, the Tennessee State Capitol is one of the oldest working state capitols in the U.S. The park offers another area to walk and explore.
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Downtown
The Frist Art Museum hosts rotating traveling exhibitions ranging from historical artifacts to contemporary art, photography, and local regional showcases.
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West End - Vanderbilt
Located in Centennial Park sits a full-scale replica of the original Parthenon in Athens, Greece. In a twist of irony, inside is an art museum showcasing 19th and 20th century American art.
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Belle Meade - West Nashville
A sprawling 1930s estate with an art museum and picturesque botanical gardens. Cheekwood will showcase their annual Christmas light installations throughout the estate in December.
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Opryland
A nine-acre, completely maximalist, indoor garden atrium featuring everything from flowing rivers, waterfalls, and tropical landscaping. Opryland celebrates their annual “Country Christmas” with lights and festive installations throughout the grounds. Great for family fun!
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