Printing House Hotel Nashville, TN!!!

Nashville is a thriving city with so many new places opening up all the time. There are a tremendous number of new hotels that have opened up in the downtown Nashville area. Much of this is due to the new Nissan Stadium that will be opening up here in 2027. A couple days ago I made a stop at a new hotel that just opened up this year and is located near Broadway on 3rd Avenue South, plus I even have a post it note for this new hotel.

The Printing Press Hotel is a modern hotel offering spacious rooms, great dining, adult beverages, and views of the downtown Nashville area. The hotel is part of the Tapestry Collection by Hilton. The lobby of the hotel is located on the 5th floor and has an amazing ambiance to it. There are two dining options at the hotel one for breakfast and lunch while the other is for cocktail hour and dinner. The Press House offers delectable coffee drinks and teas as well as bagels, sandwiches, wraps, and other to go items. This neat little cafe is located in the lobby and offers friendly service. The Letterpress Lounge and Terrace offer great adult beverages along with tasty shareables with a great terrace that offers an amazing view of the downtown riverfront area. The hotel offers 187 rooms along with plenty of great amenities. They offer valet service for parking which I found the valet very friendly and helpful.

The Printing Press Hotel has plenty of great museums nearby including the Country Music Hall of Fame, The Johnny Cash Museum, The National Museum of African American Music, The Frist Art Museum. It also located near Bridgestone Arena, The Schermerhorn, The Ryman, Ascend Amphitheatre, and Nissan Stadium. It is only a ten-minute walk to Broadway for all the fun with live music. There is also great dining around the hotel (which are post it note recommendations) with Martin's BBQ, Husks, Etch, and many more. The Nashville International Airport is only fifteen minutes away. Look at adding a great stay or dining experience at a hotel that reflects the printing history in Nashville, TN. #ridingwithkurt