4 New Nashville Boutique Hotels

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While the hotel scene in and around downtown Nashville continues to flourish, we’re excited to shine a light on the more intimate properties popping up around town. Each of these new boutique hotels offers a unique personality and a distinctly “Nashville” experience that’s far from the expected — two feature community-focused spaces and programming for locals, and two are devoted to a cozy, guests-only experience.

The Chloe

Neighborhood: Hillsboro Village
More Info: chloenashville.com

Situated in two restored Craftsman cottages in Hillsboro Village, The Chloe Nashville is the third boutique property from the LeBlanc + Smith hospitality team, who previously established The Chloe and The Celestine in New Orleans.

Featuring an all-day restaurant, three bars, a pool, and 19 guest rooms — each with a distinct design — The Chloe Nashville quickly became a hub for both Nashville residents and visitors following its January 2025 opening.

For locals looking to make a night of it, The Chloe is the ideal spot for dinner and drinks before or after a movie at the Belcourt!

interior of The Chloe boutique hotel. — The Chloe Nashville‘s interiors were a collaboration between New Orleans-based designer Sara Ruffin Costello and Nashville designer Alyssa Spyridon. Image: Emily Dorio

A stylish bedroom with dark patterned wallpaper, a wooden bed with white bedding, a tan loveseat, two blue armchairs, a small round table, and a dressing table with mirror. — The Chloe refers to The George suite as its “crowning jewel.” In each of the uniquely decorated guest rooms and suites, guests will find custom rugs and a curated mix of locally-sourced antiques and artwork. Image: Emily Dorio

Small kitchenette with a sink, two pink armchairs, a fridge, champagne glasses, and art on the shelves and wall. Pink striped curtain covers the lower cabinet. — The George suite boasts multiple lounge areas and its very own wet bar. Image: Emily Dorio

Interior of The Chloe boutique hotel seating area. — Chloe’s gathering spaces were designed with community building in mind. On any given day, you’ll find an eclectic mix of remote workers, neighborhood regulars, and out-of-town visitors. Keep an eye on the event lineup for live music, artist pop-ups, and more. Image: Emily Dorio

Outdoor pool area with gray lounge chairs, coral cushions, striped umbrellas, and surrounding plants in a sunlit courtyard. — The pool is open daily from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. to hotel guests and pass holders. Day passes, seasonal passes, and group seating rentals are available. Image: Victoria Quirk

Salt Ranch

Neighborhood: East Nashville / Dickerson Pike
More Info: saltranchhotel.com

Located in the burgeoning Dickerson Pike corridor of East Nashville, Salt Ranch is the largest property among this crop of new hotels, offering 48 guest rooms, a pool club, library bodega, a bar, and moody gathering spaces.

Helmed by Nashville developer Tyler Cauble, Salt Ranch pays homage to the property’s history as a mid-century motor inn, while bringing it into the now with thoughtful hospitality and design elements. Guests have plenty of dining and nightlife options nearby, including other recent Dickerson Pike additions such as Fancypants, Cherries, Junior, and Eleven11.

Wooden front door with arched window, flanked by large potted plants on a black-and-white checkered tile floor, beside a peach-colored brick wall. — Welcome to Salt Ranch! Image: Nicola Harger

A stylish interior with a black console table, round mirror, and two stools in the foreground; dining area with wooden chairs and modern lighting in the background. — Interior designer Lynna Paradiso Cauble (yes, Tyler Cauble’s wife) shaped the aesthetic of the main house and guest rooms. Image: Nicola Harger

A cozy restaurant interior features green cushioned chairs, white tables, exposed brick walls, a fireplace with a painting above it, and pendant lights. — Beyond a pool and moody bar area, Salt Ranch boasts plenty of general seating areas, ideal for remote work, meetings, or catching up with friends. Image: Nicola Harger

Two neatly made beds with white linens and beige knit throws are positioned side by side, each with a brown leather bench at the foot of the bed in a modern hotel room. — The hotel’s 48 guest rooms channel a mid-century minimalist vibe. Image: Nicola Harger

A rectangular outdoor pool with floating lane dividers is surrounded by lounge chairs and umbrellas in front of a two-story peach-colored house with arched windows. — While hotel guests, of course, receive complimentary pool access, locals can enjoy the pool through Swim Club memberships or day passes. Image: Nicola Harger

Sylvan Park Boarding House

Neighborhood: Sylvan Park
More Info: spboardinghouse.com

Tucked a couple of blocks behind Richland Park, Sylvan Park Boarding House boasts eight beautifully appointed guest suites, each uniquely designed and named after a historic West Nashville figure.

The property was originally built as a family home in 1910, and has alternated between serving as a private residence and a boarding house for more than a century. Longtime Sylvan Park residents Alex and Erin Tolbert purchased the home in 2021 and lived there for two years before reimagining it once more as Sylvan Park Boarding House.

Beyond luxe in-room amenities like Peacock Alley down and Frette bed linens, Grown Alchemist toiletries, and Dyson hair dryers, guests can also enjoy daily breakfast provided by neighboring Sylvan Park favorite, Tantissimo.

A large sign reading "Sylvan Park Boarding House" stands in front of a gray, two-story building with a porch and steps leading to the entrance. — Sylvan Park Boarding House boasts a beautiful front porch and lawn, complete with plenty of seating and lawn games! Image: Mary Craven

A cozy living room with brown velvet chairs, a green leather sofa, a wooden coffee table, an abstract painting, and a colorful rug under a staircase. — Nashville interior designer Erika Thompson outfitted the space with “modern maximalist” elements like lush rugs and drapery, colorful artwork, and plenty of patterned wallpaper. Image: Mary Craven

A dining area with a round wooden table, black chairs, floral wallpaper, framed art, a striped sofa, and a green glass chandelier. Light comes in from a nearby window. — A peek inside the coffee room, where guests can enjoy daily breakfast from neighboring restaurant Tantisimo, or a quiet space to catch up on work. Image: Mary Craven

A cozy bedroom with a wooden bed, white bedding, patterned wallpaper, and a nightstand holding a lamp and clock, next to a view of a modern bathroom. — Each guest room is uniquely designed and named after a notable figure in West Nashville history. Image: Mary Craven

A bedroom with floral wallpaper, maroon curtains, an upholstered chair, a white side table, a brass bed frame, and a patterned rug. — Imagine waking up in the Cohn suite, named after Corinne L. Cohn, a trailblazing educator in Nashville’s history. Image: Mary Craven

The Grove at Whites Creek

Neighborhood: Whites Creek
More Info: thegroveatwhitescreek.com

Located about 20 minutes outside downtown Nashville, The Grove at Whites Creek is a cozy bed-and-breakfast property, featuring six guest suites and two cottages. Formerly the Inn at Fontanel, the 16-acre property reopened in March 2026 under its new name as a boutique hotel and event venue.

The Grove at Whites Creek is nestled in the countryside on the outskirts of Nashville, making it an ideal retreat for folks who want a stay that’s relaxing, but close to the action if the mood strikes. Guests can linger on the porch, wander the grounds, ride bikes on the nearby Whites Creek Greenway, or take the quick drive into town for a change of pace.