Why You Should Make This Hotel Your Base for Fall Travel to Nashville, Tennessee

Travelers booking a fall trip to Nashville should make Noelle their homebase. The hotel was built inside a restored 1930s landmark on Fourth Avenue in the heart of downtown, just blocks from Broadway, Bridgestone Arena and Ryman Auditorium. Guests staying at the hotel can enjoy its rooftop bar, a Mexican restaurant from Chef Richard Sandoval, an underground speakeasy, coffee shop and Keep Shop.

Start your morning with an espresso at Drug Store Coffee, sip sunset cocktails at Rare Bird’s rooftop Golden Hour, enjoy speakeasy drinks at Hidden Bar and delicious Mexican dishes at Lona.

Enjoy Taco & Tequila Tuesday and monthly Cinco De Lona celebrations at Lona, as well as nightly Live Music at Noelle featuring up-and-coming vocalists and musicians. And don’t forget to window shop or purchase boutique items and local maker goods at the hotel’s store.

For those looking to get out of the hotel, Noelle’s downtown location allows guests to easily attend events on Nashville’s fall festival calendar: Americanafest, bringing five days of panels, showcases and more; Nashville Film Festival, one of the country’s longest-running film festivals showing more than 150 films; Artville, a free public arts festival; Nashville Oktoberfest, when Germantown fills with music, German beer, and local arts and crafts; and Tennessee Craft Fair, where you can shop handmade and local pottery, jewelry, textiles and more.