The Nash
Art-forward, rock-chic boutique. Bold murals, tufted headboards, dark wood and deep reds, eclectic collected-over-time details. More downtown creative than slick luxury hotel.
Request a room with a private balcony — they fill up fast and the city views are worth it
Why It Matters
One of Nashville's most personality-driven hotels — opened in 2018 as Bobby Hotel and quickly became the coolest address in Printer's Alley. The rooftop Suncruiser vintage bus is genuinely fun and the art-heavy design stands out in a city full of new builds chasing the same aesthetic.
The Nash is a 10-story, 144-room boutique hotel planted in historic Printer's Alley, just a short walk from Broadway's honky-tonk strip. Formerly Bobby Hotel, it rebranded under the Opal Collection banner in March 2026 — same bold, art-centric personality, new name that wears Nashville more obviously. Think zebra-print wallpaper, moody lighting, a rooftop pool, and a retrofitted 1956 Scenicruiser bus parked on the roof for cocktails with a view.
Where You'll Stay
6 room types available
Deluxe King
Roomier than the standards, with extra lounge space and, in many cases, a private balcony to take in the city. Some units exceed 500 sq ft. Same strong design sensibility but more room to breathe.
King
One-Bedroom Suite
Generous living area with dining space, a wet bar, and moody low-lit interiors. Some units feature a soaking tub hidden behind a velvet curtain. A record player in the living room is a nice touch for the Nashville setting.
King
Standard King
Entry-level rooms with the full art-centric treatment — bold wallpaper, tufted headboard, glass-enclosed bathroom. Cozy, not large. Smart TV with Netflix, minibar, rainfall shower, William Roam bath products, and in-room safe.
KingStandard Queen
Two-bed option with the same eclectic design DNA as the king rooms — fresh wallpaper, novel lighting, and a glass-enclosed bathroom. Good for pairs who want separate beds without stepping up to a suite.
Two QueensStudio Suite
A step into suite territory — king bed with a compact but distinct living area. Good entry point if you want more space without committing to a full one-bedroom layout.
KingTwo-Bedroom Suite
The biggest layout in the house. Two king bedrooms, a large living area with a pool table, wet bar, kitchen island with barstool seating, and a private skyline-view terrace. Red velvet curtains, low lighting, a velvet couch. It's a lot, in the best way.
Two KingsThe Property
Eat & Drink
5 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
Full fitness center with cardio equipment and free weights, available around the clock.
Outdoor games available on the rooftop deck at Elevate — great for groups and casual evenings under the Nashville skyline.
A retrofitted 1956 Scenicruiser bus parked on the rooftop deck, serving cocktails 10 stories above Printer's Alley. One of Nashville's more memorable hotel bars and a genuine conversation piece.
Seasonal outdoor rooftop pool set high over the city with skyline views, comfortable loungers, and an easygoing urban vibe. Opens July 1 each year. Poolside bar service available.
Valet parking available on site. Guests have noted fees apply — check with the hotel for current rates.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
In-room dining available; 24-hour room service referenced by multiple sources.
Over 9,500 square feet of flexible event space including a rooftop venue overlooking Printer's Alley, a boardroom, penthouse suite, and private dining room.
Dogs welcome. Hotel is known for its dog-friendly atmosphere; food and water bowls provided.
Open-air rooftop pool with city views. Seasonal — opens July 1 each year.
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