"A boutique luxury hotel in Midtown West End Nashville, within walking distance of the Parthenon and Music Row." Full review

"The Hutton Hotel has been racking up design and experience awards and it shows... a mix of cozy and sophisticated." Full review

"Nashville's newest hotel is also its slickest, riffing on mid-Century Modern design with bamboo-paneled walls and grown-up beanbags in the lobby." Full review

"Thoughtful design and at-the-ready service... lends a hip southern-meets-urban vibe inside." Full review

"It’s all about style at this hip, independent hotel, well placed for the restaurants and bars of the West End."

"Visitors to Nashville were long forced to alternate between the sprawling Vegas-without-vice Gaylord Opryland, the stodgy Hermitage, and a smattering of chain hotels." Full review

"It is a beacon of modernism amid Nashville's nascent design-hotel scene." Full review

"Nashville may be known for its laidback Southern attitude, but contemporary urban style can still be found at this well-appointed West End hotel."

"Bamboo flooring and furnishings, LED lighting throughout, biodegradable cleaning products and a recycling program are only a few of the hallmarks that make Hutton Hotel Nashville's greenest."

""Absolutely amazing" rave fans of this "classy" boutique "treat", which makes everywhere else "feel like a step down" thanks to such amenities as a complimentary weekday happy hour."

"If you're an adventure seeker who's not afraid to bed down in a sketchy part of town, go for it. If not, there's no harm in stopping by the lobby for a quick look-see." Full review

"Doing Nashville on a super-duper budget."

"A classic 1940s motel, where scores of stars, including Dolly Parton and Elvis Presley, once stayed, the Drake Motel draws attention these days because of its hard-luck vibe and nostalgia-inducing neon sign: the 1993 movie The Thing Called Love, starring River Phoenix and Sandra Bullock, and the video for Jason Aldean's song "The Truth" were both filmed here" Full review