Hotel in Nashville creates a more modern travel experience with stylish furniture, hybrid zones for working, relaxing and sleeping.
NASHVILLE, TENN. – Courtyard Nashville Downtown aims to entice tech-savvy travelers with newly renovated guest rooms and suites designed to meet their needs.
Whether booking a stay for business or exploring Music City for all of its rich history, visitors will be hitting the high notes when they step into reinvented accommodations at one of the premier historic hotels in Nashville. Recently completing a $2.5 million renovation, Courtyard Nashville Downtown has proved its commitment to providing extreme comfort and convenience for its guests while adding several new room types to meet the needs of today’s traveler.
“Our new room design is truly intuitive and thoughtful,” said Scott Faircloth, general manager of Courtyard Nashville Downtown. “We wanted to create a space where guests have the opportunity to be as productive or relaxed as they desire. I’m beyond confident we accomplished our goal and look forward to exceeding guests’ expectations.”
Unique to other Downtown Nashville hotels, Courtyard’s renovated guest rooms and suites offer hybrid zones for working, sleeping and relaxing to enhance functionality. Two new room types – an extended king and extended double-double – provide extra space to spread out and recharge as a premium upgrade to an already exceptional experience. A new 1 bedroom executive suite offers a private guest room with a separate, adjoining room catering to professionals who need office space to conduct business in style during their stay.
Upon arrival to all rooms, guests can store bags on convenient luggage drops and plug in all of their personal devices while keeping them all in one place on tech drop ledges. Style was a strong consideration throughout the renovation. A neutral, tone-on-tone color palette with chic light fixtures enhances the contemporary vibe while creating a relaxing retreat. Signature furniture and architectural elements were also added, replacing traditional art.
Lounge-around seating offer pops of color and a comfortable area for relaxing and watching a show on a flat-panel TV. And with a new, light desk on wheels, business travelers will appreciate the flexibility of working anywhere in the room while enjoying the complimentary Wi-Fi.
When not enjoying their new room, travelers can indulge in a mouthwatering meal or beverage at The Bistro – Eat. Drink. Connect., conveniently located in the hotel lobby, or stay active in the state-of-the-art fitness center, complete with a variety of free weights and cardiovascular equipment featuring personal TVs.
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