This spring/summer, Music City welcomes The Printing House, a new hotel celebrating the city’s rich legacy as a hub for creativity. Located at the intersection of Third Avenue and Peabody Street, The Printing House pays homage to the printing press’s influence in and dispersion of music in Nashville’s legacy, from printed sheet music to concert posters to songbooks.
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Featuring 187 rooms and suites, this 11-story hotel mirrors a printing stamp from the outside. Within, guests are spoiled with a garden terrace bar featuring live music, games and craft cocktails. The hotel will also include an on-site restaurant, complimentary WiFi, fitness center, EV charging slots and valet parking.
The Printing House can also serve as the perfect venue for any occasion. Three meeting spaces ranging between 400 and 3,150 square feet are available; the largest, The Rooftop Terrace, can host up to 140 guests.
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The new hotel, part of Hilton’s Tapestry Collection, lies in the heart of Nashville, promising short walks to some of the city’s top sites, including Country Music Hall of Fame, National Museum of African American Music and Johnny Cash Museum.
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