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7,530 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities
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2,620 properties feature pools
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7,070 properties have a dedicated workspace
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11,810 of Nashville vacation rentals include wi-fi access
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4.8 Average rating
Nashville stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.8 out of 5!
Nearby attractions
Nashville's top spots, include Bridgestone Arena, Nissan Stadium, and Nashville Zoo at Grassmere
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Luxurious Cozy Guesthouse
This space is completely private and separate from the main residence. It has a king size bed, bathroom with shower, full kitchen, and living area with flat screen and cable. Vaulted ceilings with thick wooden beams give the apartment a spacious feel. The floor is done in a terra cotta Mexican tile; the decor is bright and funky. French doors open to a private courtyard area connected to covered parking. It's located in historic Inglewood/East Nashville. The quiet neighborhood is covered with mature trees and is just one block from the Cumberland River. It feels like you are far from the big city, but in reality, you are minutes from Opry Mills and downtown Nashville. Hip restaurants, coffee shop, pub, and public transit are just blocks away. **We are huge child and animal lovers, but our space is not safe for children. We have a no child under 12 policy, and a not pet policy. Sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.
Music Row Elegance Apt #2 • Walk to Restaurants
Song writers, artists, and visitors love this quiet apt surrounded by the rich history of Music Row.. EZ walk or cheap Uber to Downtown Nashville, neon lights of Broadway bars, Bridgestone, Ryman, Gulch, 12th S. REALLY close to Vandy, Belmont, Hillsboro Village. EZ drive or Uber to Nissan Stadium. Relax in the courtyard or enjoy some action on the putting greens or bocce ball court. Enjoy smart tv's, Keurig coffee, kitchenette. FREE BAG STORAGE, PARKING, & HATCH POSTER. Permit #2019015069
JuneBug Log Cabin, Dreamy Loft Suite, Stone Frpl.
Historic Log Cabin built from reclaimed Civil War era logs, it’s recent extensive renovation revealed county doc’s showing it was developed by architect to the stars, Braxton Dixon forJohnny Cash. Perfect for artists or musicians retreat. Full kitchen, bath, loft honeymoon suite w/half bath, king bed, living/dining room, Stone fireplace & laundry. Sleeps 3 max. Deck overlooking treed acreage. Just 30 mins to Nashville attractions, Grand Ol Opry & airport, a quick drive to local restaurants etc
Private Treehouse Escape Minutes from Downtown
Connect with nature at this unforgettable escape in Nashville's backyard. This treehouse is nestled in a Tennessee hardwood forest in a hollow. Close to the city, but away from it all, it's a perfect place to retreat from normal life. This isn't a tree fort. It's a tiny house with a loft in the trees over a trickling spring fed creek. It's private with all windows facing the forest. All the fun of being a kid w/ comforts of home like toilet, ac, electric fireplace, heater & 3 season hot shower.
Recharge and Renew in a Preserved Historic Cottage
Breathe healthy in this hypoallergenic environment. Stay warm around a central stone fireplace and soak up the cultural significance of staying in a carefully restored domestic cottage listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Enjoy a soak in the hot tub to relax a little more. This original tiny house has no separate bedrooms. Spa is near the main house-70 feet from the cottage. Swim wear required. It is private for the cottage guests only. We are 7 miles from downtown Nashville.
The Corner Cottage in Green Hills
"Experience the best of Nashville in this cozy, beautifully appointed cottage located in the heart of Green Hills. Perfect for families or small groups, this is a perfect mix of comfort and charm." **Convenient access** to nearby attractions (Mall at Green Hills, Lipscomb Univ., and Vanderbilt Univ.)...all within driving distance. Relax in the screened porch or around the fire pit. Book your stay today and enjoy all that Nashville has to offer away from this quiet and welcoming retreat."
Storybook Cabin Near Nashville
Enjoy a secluded retreat at The Feathered Nest, a charming log cabin just 20 minutes shy from Downtown Nashville. Built in 1979 and situated on 15 acres of land, this traditional wood cabin provides a private oasis with sprawling views of green pastures. Surround yourself with the quaint country atmosphere without being too distant from the center of Nashville. Access to grocery stores and lovely local shops are just a 5-minute drive away. A haven for those who are seeking quiet solitude.
Edison Condo - Trendy E Nashville, 5mi to Downtown
The Edison Condo is located in a unique and trendy East Nashville neighborhood, just 5 miles from downtown and walking distance to Elegy Coffee, The Fox Cocktail Club, Micky's Tavern, Grimey's Record Store, Living Waters Brewery, and Nicoletto's Pasta. This condo is perfect for a group trip, family trip, or remote-work getaway. Easy access to Ellington and Briley Parkways get you to all your favorite tourist spots such as downtown Broadway and Music Row, where they make the music!
Enjoy Nature at a Secluded Cabin near Nashville #2018038413
Made from reclaimed materials, this charming and newly constructed cabin has a vintage style that sits perfectly amongst the forest. It features a gorgeous open plan space and floor-to-ceiling windows that provide a 180-degree view of nature outside. Secluded on its own quiet 42 acres, the cabin lets you feel alone with nature. Further out, there's easy access to stores and restaurants with a few lovely places for antique shopping. Nashville itself is just a short drive away.
Bridge House over Blue Springs Creek
Magical in all seasons! Soothe your soul with an unforgettable escape, surrounded by nature and suspended twenty feet above a babbling brook! Listen to the rushing water and the bamboo whispering in the breeze, take in a sunset, or wade in the creek below. We hope you’ll enjoy this unique covered bridge conversion, expanding from bank to bank with a 50-foot front deck. Breakfast provided the first day includes fresh fruit, a half dozen eggs, and muffins, coffee and tea.
A Cozy + Healing Retreat - The Third Eye Lodge
Welcome to the Third Eye Lodge ... A romantic & peaceful retreat in the heart of East Nashville. So close to it all, yet you'll feel miles away. The cabin, grounds & the eclectic rustic design are all uniquely inspired by nature and our travels. My intention is to offer a health & wellness retreat within my sanctuary... a cocoon to immerse yourself in during your visit.
Modern Cowboy Retreat | Hot Tub & Skyline Views
Welcome to your luxury Nashville getaway, just 3 minutes from Broadway! Built in 2024, this brand-new modern cowboy-style home blends rustic charm with upscale comfort, all while offering stunning skyline views from the rooftop. Designed for live music lovers and cowboy/cowgirl enthusiasts, this stylish retreat is the perfect place to experience Music City in style.
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Nissan Stadium
Multipurpose venue hosting Tennessee Titans games, college football, and major concerts
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Inside Nissan Stadium, you can catch Tennessee Titans NFL games, college football matchups, and major concerts, including big-name touring acts and CMA Fest events. Enjoy huge video screens, high-energy crowds, and sweeping views of the Cumberland River and Nashville skyline from the east bank. Arrive early to hit the East Concourse fan zones for live music, merch, giveaways, and surprise appearances. Afterward, you’re close to the Cumberland River Greenway, downtown bars, restaurants, and the Country Music Hall of Fame.
Bridgestone Arena
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Inside Bridgestone Arena, you can watch the Nashville Predators play in one of the NHL’s most unique, high-energy atmospheres and sample all the delicious food vendors. Catch big-name concerts, award shows, Cirque du Soleil, rodeos, monster truck rallies, PBR, Disney on Ice, and more in this 20,000-person, all-purpose venue. Check the schedule—you can often find great last-minute tickets, and it’s worth arriving early since surprise stars sometimes perform the national anthem. After the event, you step right out onto Broadway’s lively scene.
Percy Priest Lake
Recreational reservoir offering boating, fishing, hiking, and wildlife watching
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Spend the day on Percy Priest Lake swimming, fishing for bass, crappie, and catfish, or just chilling on the “beach” by the shoreline. Rent a pontoon, jet ski, kayak, or paddle board to go tubing, wakeboarding, or exploring quiet coves and mini-islands for cliff jumping. Use the parks, day-use areas, and fitness and nature trails to hike, bike, jog, picnic, or meditate by the water. Kids and adults can enjoy nearby waterslides and water park fun, plus casual food at lakeside marinas like Elm Hill’s Shipwreck Cove.
Grand Ole Opry
Legendary venue showcasing country music's past, present, and future with live performances and backstage tours
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At the Grand Ole Opry, you can see multiple country artists in a single show, from new stars to legends, on the stage that’s hosted icons since 1925. Book a backstage or post-show tour to walk through dressing rooms, follow the Artist Entrance, and stand on the famous circle of wood from the original Ryman Auditorium floor. In summer, linger out front to catch free performances and meet artists as crowds thin. Afterwards, stroll next door through Opryland Hotel’s massive indoor atriums and holiday lights.
Ryman Auditorium
Historic concert hall known as the 'Mother Church of Country Music,' offering legendary acoustics
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Inside the Ryman, you can tour the “Mother Church of Country Music,” sit in the pews under stained glass windows, stand halfway down the center aisle to soak in the acoustics, and even touch the stage where bluegrass was born and the Grand Ole Opry once lived. Take the backstage or self-guided tour to see dressing rooms, exhibits, and the Hatch Show Print gallery. If you can, catch any concert here to experience the legendary sound. Afterward, walk across the alley to Tootsie’s Orchid Lounge or nearby bars and food halls.
Montgomery Bell State Park
Expansive park offering hiking, biking, water sports, and a scenic lodge restaurant
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At Montgomery Bell State Park, you can spend the day hiking nearly 19 miles of trails, including guest favorites like the Ore Pit, Spillway, and long Outer Loop, or explore shorter routes. Get on the water with swimming at the free beach on Lake Acorn, plus canoeing, kayaking, paddleboarding, paddleboat rentals, and fishing on three lakes. Play the Par 72, 18-hole golf course, then relax at the inn or lodge restaurant for food and drinks with a scenic view. Between rounds, try mountain biking, archery, bird watching, geocaching, challenge courses, caving, rock climbing, and visiting historical spots like the church and log cabin replica, or just enjoy lakeside picnic areas and seasonal weekend events.
Pet-friendly vacation rentals in Nashville
Broadway Booze N' Snooze
Dreamy Tiny House Cottage-Most Wish-listed in Tennessee
Green Garriage. Private, eastside guesthouse.
Riverside Homestead
Explore 12 South from an Enchanting Cottage
Artsy Cottage—King bed, Pet-friendly, Fenced yard
Cozy House in the Woods - 25 min from downtown
Brand new 2 bedroom guest house close to downtown.
Family friendly vacation rentals in Nashville
Cozy South Nashville Home 6'->BNA, 10'->Broadway
Green Hills Guest Cottage
Mom's Log Cabin
Super Walkable - King Bed w/ Off Street Parking!
The Nashville Dollhouse
Carriage House On Lake sleeps8
Little House in the Woods
Homey country studio
Nashville apartment rentals
Ultimate Retreat! Glam Bar, Broadway, Heated Pool.
No Stairs by Vanderbilt, Belmont, 3 mi Downtown
Luxe Bohemian Nations Getaway Walkable
Nashville Nest! *Pool *Gym *Parking *Balcony
Serene Studio Near Downtown w Electric Bike Access
Carriage House on Music Row (A)
1-OF-A-KIND! Downtown Speakeasy-Style 2-Bedroom!
2 person suite, 10 miles from dwtwn, free parking
When is the best time to visit Nashville?
| Month | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
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| Avg. price | $141 | $150 | $170 | $168 | $183 | $175 | $165 | $162 | $161 | $184 | $165 | $152 |
| Avg. temp | 40°F | 43°F | 51°F | 61°F | 69°F | 77°F | 81°F | 80°F | 73°F | 62°F | 50°F | 43°F |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Nashville?
Nashville has welcoming neighborhoods such as East Nashville, The Gulch, and 12 South, each known for walkable streets, locally rooted cafes, and music venues. Staying near downtown makes it easy to explore historic sites and bustling nightlife.
What are the best things to do in Nashville with kids?
Families can explore the Nashville Zoo, visit the Adventure Science Center, and take part in interactive exhibits at the Country Music Hall of Fame. Parks and green spaces around the city also provide room for play and discovery.
What are some of the best things to do in Nashville?
You can explore live music at venues like the Ryman Auditorium, discover music history at the Country Music Hall of Fame, and wander the art galleries around downtown. Locally rooted cuisine and mural walks in neighborhoods such as The Gulch add to the experience.
How is the weather in Nashville?
Nashville has mild winters from 30–49°F (-1–10°C), while summers are warm and humid, averaging 71–91°F (21–33°C). Pack layers for changing seasons and bring a rain jacket, as monthly rainfall is spread throughout the year.
What are the best places to visit in Nashville?
Popular places to visit include the Country Music Hall of Fame, Centennial Park with its Parthenon replica, and Johnny Cash Museum. Broadway is known for its energetic music venues and lively street atmosphere.
What are some hiking trails in Nashville?
You can explore trails at Radnor Lake State Park, Percy Warner Park, and Shelby Bottoms Greenway, all known for forest paths, wildlife, and water views. These parks often have well-marked easy to moderate routes.
What are some family activities we can do in Nashville?
Families can visit interactive exhibits at the Adventure Science Center, enjoy animal encounters at the Nashville Zoo, and stroll through the gardens and art installations at Cheekwood Estate and Gardens. Outdoor playgrounds and seasonal events add more variety.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Nashville?
Many vacation rentals in Nashville welcome pets, especially in neighborhoods such as East Nashville, Germantown, and 12 South. Parks and dog-friendly patios are popular features around the city.
What are some local tips for visiting Nashville?
Explore both famous and neighborhood music venues, try locally roasted coffee, and walk through districts like The Gulch and East Nashville for murals and boutiques. Parking in downtown can be limited, so consider using public transportation or rideshares.
What is Nashville known for?
Nashville is known for its vibrant live music scene, roots in country, blues, and rock, and locally inspired cuisine. The city has a rich cultural history, celebrated through its museums, festivals, and creative neighborhoods.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Nashville?
Discover local art at small galleries in Wedgewood-Houston, explore the vintage shops and food halls in Germantown, and stroll through Shelby Bottoms Greenway for a peaceful outdoor retreat. Locally owned bookstores and historic homes offer quieter, unique experiences.
What are the best foods to try in Nashville?
Nashville has distinct dishes like hot chicken, meat-and-three plates, and locally baked biscuits. Barbecue, Southern sides, and regional desserts such as banana pudding are frequently suggested while exploring local restaurants and cafes.
What should I bring for a trip to Nashville?
Pack layers for varying temperatures, comfortable walking shoes for exploring neighborhoods and venues, and a rain jacket or umbrella for frequent showers. In summer, light clothing and sun protection are useful.
What is the nightlife in Nashville like?
The nightlife in Nashville often centers around live music venues, rooftop bars, and casual eateries in areas like Broadway, Midtown, and East Nashville. Locals enjoy late-night performances, relaxed patios, and dance-friendly clubs featuring a range of music genres.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Nashville?
Nashville has recurring celebrations such as CMA Fest in early summer, Live on the Green, and local music showcases throughout the year. Labor Day weekend and early autumn often draw crowds for cultural and food festivals.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Nashville?
Nashville has family friendly vacation rentals available in neighborhoods such as 12 South, East Nashville, and Germantown. Many areas sit near parks, playgrounds, and dining options suited for all ages.
When is the best time to visit Nashville?
Spring and autumn are often recommended for milder temperatures and vibrant city events. Summer brings outdoor music and local festivals, while winter is quieter with occasional festive activities.
What types of vacation rentals are available in Nashville?
Uncover the perfect home-away-from-home with our diverse selection of vacation rentals in Nashville. From over 480 hotel rentals, over 4,950 house rentals, over 2,710 apartment rentals to over 1,250 condo rentals, we've got you covered.
All about Nashville
There's no place in the world quite like Nashville. Tennessee’s Music City — home to the Country Music Hall of Fame and the Grand Ole Opry — has always had an ear for what travelers want, whether it’s late-night bluegrass jams or buttered biscuits and hot chicken. Honky Tonk Row is chockablock with live music venues, leading all the way to the river. But don’t mistake Nashville for being a one-trick pony. Outdoor activities abound at the Cumberland River, which cuts through town, as well as Percy Priest Lake. Neighborhood pride is strong here, and you’ll find plenty of boutiques, bakeries, and vintage shops. The city is also dubbed the Athens of the South, for its notable Greek Revival mansions that are immortalized at Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage and the Parthenon. And the food here — fried, yes, but also barbecued — is world-class.
What are the top things to do in Nashville?
Country Music Hall of Fame
Music lovers won’t want to miss the Country Music Hall of Fame, one of the largest music museums in the world. It boasts the world’s largest collection of country music artifacts, including guitars, sheet music for legendary songs, films, sound recordings, and stage costumes. Carve out at least two hours to explore the 350,000-square-foot space, as its galleries are crammed with items that will stop you in your tracks.
Centennial Park
Located on Vanderbilt University’s campus, this sprawling urban park offers a breath of fresh air and a dash of history. Originally cultivated as farmland by some of Nashville’s founding families, it was turned into a 132-acre public park after the Civil War. Today you’ll find a pond, art museum, historical monuments, and free live events.
Cumberland River
The 688-mile-long Cumberland River is one of the South’s major waterways, stretching from Kentucky to Tennessee and cutting through central Nashville. You can’t swim in it, but there are other ways to take in its beauty, from crossing it via the Cumberland River Pedestrian Bridge to renting a kayak or pontoon.
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- Nissan Stadium
- Vanderbilt University
- Bridgestone Arena
- Grand Ole Opry
- Music City Center
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- Belmont University
- Ryman Auditorium
- Nashville Zoo at Grassmere
- Opry Mills
- Tennessee State University
- The Parthenon
- Radnor Lake State Park
- Arrington Vineyards
- Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park
- Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum
- First Horizon Park
- Lipscomb University
- Ascend Amphitheater
- Beachaven Vineyards & Winery
- Tennessee Performing Arts Center
- Adventure Science Center
- Cumberland Park
- Cedars of Lebanon State Park
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