Transport yourself to a Gilded Era at The Union Station Nashville Yards, once Nashville’s vibrant central train terminal and now its grandest and most recognizable building. Within these hallowed walls, superior service, thoughtful yet playful design, and historical charm envelop you in modern boutique style while embracing turn-of-the-century sophistication. Join us to experience a stay exactly like nothing else.
Sleep beneath soaring 18-foot ceilings, inspired by curated art pieces, in our signature king guest rooms, each with a unique floor plan.
Designed for relaxation and convenience, our Two-Queen Bed guest room provides ample space for a restful night’s sleep.
Relax in a spacious king-sized bed or step outside to your private patio seating area and unwind with a book and a drink.
Step into relaxation in our Two Queen Patio Rooms. Unwind and revel in the charm of your private exterior seating area.
Our deluxe guest rooms feature a cozy seating area, creating a relaxed atmosphere for socializing or unwinding after a day of exploration.
Our Signature King guest room is located on the 7th floor. From bespoke furniture to thoughtfully selected artwork, this room is a sanctuary of style and comfort, ensuring a stay that transcends the ordinary.
The Station Suites offers guests spacious accommodations that include a well-appointed living area separated from the sleeping area by a door. The suites feature a king bed, a queen pull-out sofa and our signature amenities.
The expansive Conductor’s Suite boasts two and a half bathrooms for utmost convenience, a fully equipped kitchen with island seating for culinary delights and a cozy bedroom fireplace that adds a touch of warmth and sophistication. The spacious living area, adorned with tasteful décor, invites relaxation, while the dining table provides an elegant space for shared meals.
Mark a new chapter in life or elevate your next event with The Union Station Nashville Yards as your inspired backdrop. The hotel’s unique event spaces infuse weddings, meetings, and special events with stunning architectural features, bold art, and modern facilities. Our excellent event planning staff provides first-class hospitality that exceeds all expectations.
Located on Broadway, The Union Station Nashville Yards extends a dramatic welcome at the gateway to downtown Nashville. You’re a short walk to our city’s famed neighborhoods, including Midtown and the Gulch, and Nashville’s legendary arts and entertainment venues, universities, museums, and shopping, not to mention the best dining and nightlife in the city.
The open-concept Stationairy artfully presents locally and responsibly sourced brunch and dinner for an elevated experience in a welcoming, historic setting. Dine and sip signature beverages within a captivating backdrop of original granite stone walls, 22-foot ceilings, and arched, floor-to-ceiling windows.
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The Bar Car, our exceptional eatery and bar, is located in the Grand Lobby. Gather for small plates and hand-crafted cocktails with made-in-Tennessee ingredients, and listen to live music any night of the week.
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Retreat to your room and order in. We’ll deliver locally-inspired food and drink options from Stationairy directly to you. Available every day from 6 am to 11 pm.
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The Gulch neighborhood, located adjacent to The Union Station and Nashville Yards, drew its name from The Union Station itself. This vicinity was historically known as the “railroad gulch” or the “railroad yard.” Consequently, two of the most recent and affluent neighborhoods in Nashville adopted names influenced by The Union Station.
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Every curve and turn tells a story, crafting our signature collection, one unique piece at a time.
Originally called the `New Depot` during construction, The Union Station earned its name after uniting multiple railroad stations in Nashville. 🚂
With L&N’s acquisition of the Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railroad, it became the hub for trains from across the region. Prior to Union Station, Nashville had 5 different train stations dating back to 1854!
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A cocktail at @stationairynash before a night on the town... sounds like the perfect start to an unforgettable evening. 😇
Where luxury meets love – celebrating forever in the perfect setting. 💍
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From Country Music stars to political figures, we`ve hosted many famous travelers & guests over the years!
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