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Lay Your Head in These Tennessee Hotels

After a full day of Made in Tennessee experiences, lay your head at one of these unforgettable hotel establishments.

After a full day of Tennessee experiences filled with music, food and fun, lay your head at one of these unforgettable hotel establishments.

Carnegie Hotel – Johnson City

Antiquity meets contemporary, giving luxury new meaning. Spacious bathrooms, queen and king beds, and, if you upgrade, a brick fireplace in the Presidential Suite can all be found in the Carnegie's 128 guestrooms and 11 suites.

The Dwell Hotel - Chattanooga

Step into the colorful and inspiring hotel, The Dwell for a great stay when you're in Chattanooga. Luxury meets retro in the design and aesthetic of this boutique hotel that offers 16 uniquely designed suites, crafted cocktails at Matilda Midnight and even a Solarium. Made-to-order breakfast, parking and valet are included in your room rate.

Guesthouse at Graceland – Memphis

Get treated like a king at the King of Rock n' Roll's hotel. It's one of the largest hotels in Memphis with 450 rooms, the hotel reflects Elvis' personal style and Graceland's character. The 464-seat theater has live performances and movies as well.

Hotel Fraye – Nashville

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Hotel Fraye is a one-of-a-kind hotel that captures the essence of Nashville throughout. Conveniently located in downtown Nashville, the hotel offers spacious rooms and suites featuring floor-to-ceiling windows, SMART TVs, and waterfall glass-enclosed showers. Contemporary art and fixtures enhance the rooms so that every corner is photo-worthy. Don't miss getting a meal at Gathre or the rooftop bar, Eddie Ate Dynamic for a taste of Nashville's beautiful skyline.

Conrad - Nashville

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Conrad has a lot to offer during your stay in Nashville. Book one of the luxe cabanas and enjoy a swim in the rooftop pool, visit Thistle & Rye for a cocktail on the terrace or outdoor bar, and enjoy Afternoon Tea in The Lounge at Blue Aster on Saturdays and Sundays. Conrad is a quick walk to Centennial Park while downtown Nashville is a short Uber ride away - the perfect location to enjoy all the city has to offer. When it's time to settle in for the night, tuck into your cozy bed outfitted with Frette bedding and enjoy the 55-inch HDTV and complimentary WiFi. Conrad also has Wellness Suites available for booking. These beautiful rooms include a Peloton bike and Echelon Reflect Fitness Mirror, free weights, yoga mats and a minibar stocked with healthy options. 

The Graduate - Knoxville

Step into the orange world of The Graduate in downtown Knoxville for SEC Tennessee Volunteer-inspired decor and classic Southern hospitality. The University of Tennessee's famous athletes are celebrated in the suites and lobby areas. Even Peyton Manning got in on the fun with Saloon 16, a Western-inspired bar and restaurant that is great for catching game day, brunch and weekday dining.

Southall - Franklin

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With 325 acres, Southall is just outside of Nashville but feels a world away. Reconnect with nature as you savor locally sourced dishes and tuck in every night in one of the 62 guestrooms and suites. Sustainability is at the forefront of all Southall does, presented in an effortlessly luxurious way. Enjoy different experiences including activities centered on wellness, outdoor adventure, culinary and farming.

The Peabody Memphis – Memphis

Since 1869, this hotel has welcomed guests in their 464 guest rooms and suites with every modern amenity. Egyptian cotton sheets and down pillows make dreaming easy. For a romantic espace, book the Romeo and Juliet Suite which features loft bedrooms, spiral staircases and either a fireplace or a wet bar.

These luxury hotels, rich in history, are just a sampling of all the wonderful hotels and places to stay in Tennessee. Find your home away from home. 

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