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In downtown Nashville near the State Capitol, The Hermitage Hotel is a five-star, Beaux-Arts National Historic Landmark of rooms and suites, with Jean-Georges Vongerichten dining, an all-day cafe and afternoon tea.
The Hermitage Hotel stands on Sixth Avenue in downtown Nashville, near the State Capitol and Legislative Plaza, a five-star Beaux-Arts landmark that opened in 1910 as Nashville’s original million-dollar hotel and is the only National Historic Landmark hotel in Tennessee. Recently renovated, it has Deluxe and Grand Deluxe rooms and five suite types, from Studio and Parlor suites to the 1,500-square-foot Hermitage Suite, with Molton Brown products and DUX beds, and it is pet-friendly. Dining is overseen by chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten, with the signature Drusie & Darr serving seasonal, globally inspired cuisine, the all-day Pink Hermit Cafe, afternoon tea and in-room dining. There is a 24-hour fitness centre, though no spa or pool, and the hotel’s history runs deep, from its role in the 1920 ratification of women’s suffrage to an Art Deco men’s restroom once named the best in America. Experiences include themed afternoon teas, a dining tasting stay and a recording-studio package. Part of Historic Hotels of America, it suits discerning travellers, couples, history buffs and event guests who want a landmark, historically rich five-star downtown hotel with celebrity-chef dining.
Dining is overseen by chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten, with the signature Drusie & Darr serving seasonal, globally inspired cuisine.
The all-day Pink Hermit Cafe handles lighter fare, with afternoon tea and in-room dining, in a nod to the hotel’s historic Oak Bar heritage.
A 1910 Beaux-Arts National Historic Landmark in downtown Nashville.
Rooms and five suite types, up to the 1,500-square-foot Hermitage Suite.
A 24-hour fitness centre (no spa or pool).
Dining overseen by chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten.
Themed afternoon teas, a dining tasting stay and a recording-studio package.
A five-star Beaux-Arts National Historic Landmark in downtown Nashville.
Rooms and suites up to the 1,500-square-foot Hermitage Suite.
Dining overseen by chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten.
An all-day cafe and afternoon tea.
Deep history and celebrity-chef dining, good for couples and history buffs.
This suits you if you want a landmark, historically rich five-star downtown hotel with celebrity-chef dining. Take a suite in the Beaux-Arts landmark, dine at Jean-Georges Vongerichten’s Drusie & Darr, and take a themed afternoon tea. Explore the hotel’s suffrage history and famous Art Deco restroom, and book the recording-studio package. It is a city hotel rather than a resort, with no pool or spa. Best for couples, history buffs and event guests.
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