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Covid Updates: To ensure that your travel experience is outstanding please review the state of Tennessee, Nashville City & Tourism information and guidelines prior to your travel and stay.  State of Tennessee: https://www.tn.gov/governor/covid-19/economic-recovery/lodging-and-accommodations-guidelines.html City of Nashville: https://www.asafenashville.org/ Visit Music City: https://www.visitmusiccity.com/covid-19-information Good To Go Nashville Hospitality Safety Program : https://www.goodtogonashville.com/  OUR... Continue reading

MAKING HISTORY AT THE GERMANTOWN INN

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Though hailed as one of Nashville’s newest boutique inns, the Germantown Inn isn’t exactly new. In fact, it’s pretty old. So old, in fact, that it qualifies as a historic site, having been built in the mid 1800s, when the country—and the South—was in such turmoil and the future seemed uncertain. That fact, in itself, makes the inn remarkable, a site to see on the tour routes of guides walking their charges through the streets of the city while they spout data and cite stories that seem so far in the past that we can hardly imagine them being real. But real they are, and this converted two-story Federal-style home that now lives its life as the Germantown Inn is undeniable proof of that, a palpable, brick-and-mortar reminder of what once was balanced with the possibility of what is to come.

One of the oldest buildings in the historic Nashville neighborhood of Germantown, the residence once belonged to H. H. Wallman, a prominent shoemaker for the city’s elite citizens. As such, it became known in the neighborhood as The Wallman House. After being purchased in December 2015, renovations to convert the property began in April of 2016. Eight months later, the doors were open and Germantown Inn welcomed its first guests.

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WEEKEND IN NASHVILLE: THE NEIGHBORHOODS TO HIT

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Germantown Inn: One of the most charming places I have stayed to date, the Germantown Inn is such a welcoming ten room boutique hotel located within an 1860’s historic brick building.  Greeted by the kindest staff who made us feel right at home, I was impressed by the offerings and small attention to details! The Inn is beautifully appointed with an impressive collection of vintage wool runners and rugs throughout the rooms and hallways. The rooms are surprisingly spacious with high ceilings and large windows. The common spaces include an indoor sunroom, an outdoor courtyard and a rooftop patio!

We stayed in the Madison room, designed with a color scheme of gray, white, hot pink and navy, and offering the MOST comfortable king bed outfitted in Frette linens. Complimentary bottles of water awaited us along with plush robes, slippers and a unique selection of toiletries!

A light buffet breakfast is included with your stay as well as a lovely cocktail hour display giving you a chance to mingle with other guests at the Inn.

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November 12, 2018 | “Fodor’s Go List 2019”
Where to Stay: Steps from Music Row in Nashville’s West End, the Hutton Hotel provides sleek, modern lodgings, suited especially to touring musicians: they have two writers studios on the property (designed by Ryan Tedder and Dierks Bentley), a special musicians’ suite, and their own music venue. Urban Cowboy is the hippest, most design-forward lodging option, while the Germantown Inn has the least hubris and the most charm.

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June 2018 | “1 City 5 Ways”
This inn’s six bedrooms, each playfully themed after a U.S. president, are tucked into an 1865 Federal-style home that’s within stumbling distance of some of the city’s best restaurants. Bonus: Steadfast coffee each morning.

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May 11, 2018 | “48 Hours in Nashville: Where to Eat, Drink, and Stay”
Spend the night in the Germantown Inn, a cozy and historic B&B for a low-key romantic night with yourself (or someone else!) as you digest and perhaps enjoy a complimentary LaCroix from the very cute property kitchen. The beds here are excellent.

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Condé Nast Traveler

February 27, 2018 | “12 Best Hotels in Nashville”
This bi-level 1865 home in Germantown has been lovingly restored into the most sophisticated retreat in the trendiest neighborhood. Beds are cloud-like, luxury bathroom amenities are plentiful, and the place is full of soothing colors and historic details. Boutique B&Bs are hard to come by in a continually modernizing city like Nashville, and it’s worth the money to stay in one of the city’s most unique and charming accommodations.

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December 29, 2017 | “Girls’ Weekend Guide to Nashville”

The charming, up-and-coming Germantown neighborhood, just north of Downtown, has gained attention thanks to its red hot food scene and cool indie B&Bs. This quaint six-suite inn is one such hidden gem, which blends a funky, colorful design with historic elements. The home’s original 19th-century architecture has been meticulously maintained, and each room—named after former U.S. presidents—is filled with vintage furniture and rare goods. Yet rugs, curtains, and throws in pops of slate blue and magenta liven up the vibe, while nightly free wine hours in the courtyard or on the rooftop terrace draw in a young, vibrant crowd.

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December 13, 2017 | “the germantown inn”
Rooted in history, but not musty or quaint, this modern inn offers a lush respite from the city’s urban core. You’ll feel connected to Nashville’s roots without sacrificing luxury.

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November 27, 2017 | “Nashville’s Germantown”
For a more B&B experience, Germantown Inn is set in a renovated, two-story, Federal-style home that offers a rooftop terrace where you can keep an eye on Nashville’s ever-growing skyline.

Read The Local Palate Article.