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A Historic And Elegant Past At Nashville Union Station Hotel
Peel back the layers of time at Union Station - A Wyndham Historic Hotel, a
splendidly restored 19th-Century railroad station. Come to Nashville Union Station and
turn the clock back to a grander era - when travel was truly exotic and special. Back then,
passengers dressed in their "Sunday Finest" and gathered in huge terminals that
resembled castles rather than train stations. An excited, yet civil, energy charged the air,
alongside soaring Victorian architecture, ornate wood carvings, and exquisite Italian marble.
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Pulsing locomotives hissed on the platforms, as rubber-throated
conductors shouted, "All aboard!" Visit those magnificent days through these notable characteristics,
which make our
stunning Nashville TN Union Station hotel
truly special, including:
- Heavy-stone Richardsonian-Romanesque design
- Designated a National Historic Landmark in 1977
- 65-foot, barrel-vaulted lobby ceiling, featuring gold-leaf medallions and 100-year-old, original Luminous Prism stained glass
- Marble floors, oak-accented doors and walls, and a limestone fireplace
- 20 gold-accented bas-relief angel of commerce figurines
- Two bas-relief panels - a steam locomotive and horse-drawn chariot - at each end of the lobby
Click here for more about the Features & Services at our Nashville Luxury Hotel.
A Century Of Pride And Tradition At Nashville TN Union Station
Long before it was a historic hotel, Nashville, TN Union Station was a key center in America's economy and culture.
Opening on Oct. 9, 1900, to great fanfare, the building's imposing Gothic design - featuring lofty turrets and
towers - was a testament to U.S. ingenuity and energy. During railroading's glory years, the station saw
characters such as movie starlet Mae West and Mafia kingpin Al Capone - who was escorted through here on his
way to Georgia penitentiary. Other fascinating facts surrounding our historic Nashville hotel include:
- Construction began on Aug. 1, 1898
- Station officially opened on Oct. 9, 1900
- The lobby once held two alligator ponds located on the track level
- The Train Shed was the largest unsupported span in America, housing up to 10 full trains at once
- Officially opened as a hotel in December 1986
- Re-dedicated on October 9, 2007 after $11 million dollar renovation
Click here for Downtown Attractions Near Our Nashville Lodging.
Connect with the elegance of the past while enjoying the luxury of the present. Showcasing exquisite
architecture, historic Southern charm, and first-class service, Union Station - A Wyndham Historic
Hotel is an inspired choice when visiting Music City, USA. Book your reservations at this alluring
Nashville Union Station hotel online for the
Guaranteed Best Available WEBRATES.
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