Vacation Rentals

Debating between a vacation rental and a hotel in Nashville? Vacation rentals offer local host tips, cost savings from in-unit cooking, central locations, and more privacy and flexibility than hotels. Enjoy the feeling of home and personalized service during your stay. Booking directly with Music City Loft gives you better rates, exclusive perks, and a smoother experience from reservation to check-out. Planning a trip to Nashville and wondering where to...

Looking for a local’s guide to Nashville? Explore music venues like the Ryman, Station Inn, The Basement and The Blue Room, as well as museums, restaurants and shopping districts. Mix classic destinations with off-the-beaten-path finds to create a genuine Nashville itinerary. Staying in a downtown loft offers convenience and a chance to live like a local. With a few insider tips, you’ll experience the best of Music City at your...

Trying to find the best place to stay during CMA Fest? Location and space matter most. Choose a downtown loft so you can walk to the festival and avoid crowded transportation. You can even book multiple lofts together, with enough space for up to 20 guests if you’re traveling with a group. Are you planning a trip to Nashville, TN, for CMA Fest? If so, you may wonder where to stay...

When is the best time of year to visit Nashville? Music City is lively year-round, but certain months brim with something extra special. Every season offers new events, festivals and local experiences to discover. For great deals on chic vacation rentals, visit Music City Loft and start planning your Nashville adventure. Nashville is a fantastic city to visit any time of year. It has a rich history, stunning architecture, and plenty of...

Nashville is packed with ways to make a bachelorette weekend unforgettable. Start with classics like touring the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, bar-hopping along Broadway’s famous honky-tonks, or hopping on the Big Drag Bus for a rolling party hosted by drag queen guides. For a change of pace, treat your group to a spa day, try a candle-pouring class, or dig into the city’s legendary Prince’s Hot Chicken....

Nashville’s neighborhoods each offer a distinct experience, from the boutiques and murals of 12 South to the college-town energy of Belmont and Hillsboro Village, the creative scene of East Nashville, and the historic architecture of Germantown. Downtown, the Gulch, the Jefferson Street Corridor, Midtown, the Nations, Wedgewood-Houston and West End each have their own unique dining, shopping and entertainment draws. For most travelers, downtown is the best home base, thanks...

Nashville is packed with family-friendly attractions, from legendary music venues like the Grand Ole Opry and Ryman Auditorium to the Hop On Hop Off Trolley Tour for easy sightseeing. Young visitors will love the Nashville Zoo, Adventure Science Center, and Madame Tussauds. Sports fans can catch a game from one of the city’s four professional teams. For families who need space and convenience, Music City Loft’s downtown rentals sleep up...

Music Row, stretching from 16th to 17th Avenue South, grew in the 1950s around legendary recording studios and publishing houses, including RCA Studio B, where stars like Elvis Presley, Dolly Parton,, and Willie Nelson recorded. Don’t miss landmarks like the Musica statue and Owen Bradley Park, or enjoy local dining and drinks at Barcelona Wine Bar, Tin Roof Demonbreun, and Bobby’s Idle Hour. Music City Loft’s downtown rentals are just...

East Nashville spans neighborhoods such as Inglewood, Five Points, and Lockeland Springs and is known as the city’s creative hub. The area’s lineup of local flavor includes Five Points Pizza and Mas Tacos Por Favor, live music at the Basement East and the 5 Spot, shopping at Five Points Alley Shops and Old Made Good, and neighborhood festivals like the Hot Chicken Festival and Tomato Art Fest. With Music City...

Nashville’s story is filled with fascinating facts — like how the city was named for Gen. Francis Nash, why there’s a full-scale Parthenon replica from the 1897 World Exposition, and how a radio program became the Grand Ole Opry in 1927. Other highlights include the invention of the Goo Goo Cluster, Elvis Presley’s iconic sessions at RCA Studio B, the spicy tale behind hot chicken, and the 1960 sit-ins that...