Travel

Hotel

Noelle

We've reserved a block of 10 rooms at a discounted rate at Noelle Nashville, first come first served!

House Or Rental

Airbnb

No worries if you're not staying at the Noelle! Nashville has a ton of hotels and neighborhoods that are great to stay in. Staying downtown will be the closest you can get to the venue, but it's also going to be the most expensive - finding rooms under $300/night on the weekends in October is very rare. You may be able to find cheaper rates in Germantown, East Nashville, or West Nashville, all of which are within a 20 minute drive of downtown. You can also choose to expand your hotel search to one of the many suburbs around Nashville - Hermitage, Hendersonville, Brentwood, and Bellevue are all good places to stay, but can be as much as a 30 minute drive from Nashville with no traffic, and sometimes over an hour if traffic is particularly bad. Finally, Airbnb is quite common in Nashville. If you're traveling with a group and can split the price of renting a house through Airbnb, you can get some great deals on locations close to downtown.

Travel Note

Driving and Parking

For the most part, Nashville is not a walkable city. You'll want to plan on either having a rental car or signing up for one of the ridesharing services popular in Nashville, Uber or Lyft. We also have a number of traditional taxi services, but we find Uber and Lyft to be faster, more reliable, and more cost effective in general. If you do choose to rent a car, you should know that parking in downtown Nashville can be quite expensive. Hotels downtown generally charge $30-40/night for parking, and if you stay somewhere else but drive downtown, you can plan on paying at least $20 for parking, and maybe more if there's an event going on. Parking outside downtown in Nashville is generally much cheaper (usually free).

Flight

Nashville International Airport

Lyft and Uber pick up zones available at BNA!