I think this is my new favorite SY location in Nashville! I was in the area for an appointment and…read moredecided to bring my laptop along to check out this location and get some work done. Since then, I've been back a few more times because this is just such a great spot to knock out your to-do list! Every Switchyards has a different vibe, and the Berry Hill location is gives retro office space. There's not as much natural light at this location compared to others in town (especially Eastwood), but it's got lots of space to spread out and is rarely busy. There's one club room available to rent, along with four phone booths. As with all SY locations, the coffee and stroopwafels are plentiful. There's a small parking lot attached, and tons of free street parking as well, which feels like a luxury in Nashville these days.

I was pumped when this place first opened and immediately saddened when I couldn't snag a spot…read more Luckily more spots opened and I grabbed one this week. I'm a starving teacher (not literally, but you know, I'm mindful with my money since I'm not rolling in the dough), so the 100 dollar a month membership fee scared me. I live in a tiny apartment with no desk space and a very needy pup so I need some place to do work and going to Starbucks has been getting pricey and too loud. This place checks off all the boxes. There are spaces to work with others but also be left alone. There's tons of coffee and tea (with creamer and sugar!) and water (with lemon), as well as stroopwaffles to keep that blood sugar pumping. I'll probably be here often and regularly now, and if you need a good study spot/ work spot I highly recommend

White Hall is an incredible venue in the perfect East Nashville location! Wilson and his team were…read moreexceptionally accommodating and truly went above and beyond to ensure our event ran seamlessly. The space itself is expansive and versatile, offering multiple layout options depending on your event needs. We hosted an aerial arts show and fundraiser there, and our guests couldn't stop complimenting the venue. In addition to being beautiful, White Hall offers something many venues simply can't: ample free parking -- which made logistics so much easier for our attendees. We'll absolutely be renting the space again and look forward to hosting another event at White Hall!

My husband and I helped out with a large community event at White Hall and I can't say enough good…read morethings about this venue and the owners!!! Super easy to work with, soooo much free parking. The venue is fresh and new, very well-designed, they thought of everything!! Wilson is very accommodating, very helpful with rentals and other needs. My family has been in the music industry for a long time and we've participated in events at so many venues in Nashville-- this is hands down our new favorite, and we'll be recommending it from now on!!!

A cute, quaint shopping experience in an old brick bldg with lots of history. Wonderful time!read more

Marathon Village is a historic, repurposed 19th-century automobile factory transformed into a…read moreunique complex featuring local shops, restaurants, distilleries, and museums. Located just west of downtown, it houses attractions like Antique Archaeology (from American Pickers), Nelson's Greenbrier Distillery, and the Marathon Motor Works museum. Our visit was relatively brief and was limited to a quick walkthrough, a pen purchase as the Nashville Technical Lounge, whiskey and wine tasting (primarily Gayle and Erin), a Johnny Cash t-Shirt purchase at the "Storyteller" business, a cool look at the vintage cars across the street, and me posing in front of an old Shell Oil gas station. The building itself was worth the visit.

I stayed here for 4 nights for a conference. The rooms were large, clean and overall very…read morecomfortable. Many rooms have balconies and I enjoyed mine. Staff was also friendly. The hotel is massive and very difficult to navigate. I joked the main topic of conversation throughout the week was how often you for lost and how many steps you'd taken. Due to its massive size you can stay onsite for days and not feel cooped up. There are multiple shops, restaurants, bars, a really nice fitness center and a water park. Conference area has better food than most conferences I attend. I wouldn't necessarily choose to stay here, keep in mind there are a lot of kids running around too, but other than the poor layout, it was a nice hotel

Thank you GayLord Opryland Convention Center! Had an…read moreamazing time and glad to triple my daily steps at your Resort. Had an amazing comfortable memorable time! Appreciate you hosting the H&R Event this weekend! It was amazing and loved the decoration for the walk in entrance to the GS and felt a warm ambiance when walking up to grab a beverage. Also thank you again for the Hostest Monica in the spa room. She was super helpful and lovely! Can't wait for my next stay!

My husband and I had our wedding at Houston Station on November 25th. We cannot say enough about…read morethe beauty of the venue and the dedication of the staff! We decided to not use a wedding planner, and Elizabeth and Samantha were top notch helping us plan such a large undertaking. At our first meeting with Elizabeth she had a folder with recommended vendors. We felt the best part about Houston Station is that ALL of the vendors are in the building, they are used to working seamlessly together, and Elizabeth has long standing relationships with them. At our planning meetings, Elizabeth and the vendors were finishing our sentences! That is how much they anticipated our needs. By the end of the wedding, we felt like Elizabeth and the staff were family. Elizabeth is no nonsense, runs a tight ship, and has the biggest heart of gold. She is a HUGE Alabama fan, and my husband is a HUGE Auburn fan. Of course we were married on the Iron Bowl. Elizabeth set up the grooms room with a TV for the game so my husband could watch it until the last minute. Even in the face of Alabama's loss to Auburn, she knew how special it was for my husband, and she graciously played along. Clearly, I can't say enough about the venue and the people. If you're looking for an upscale way to do it yourself, go to Houston Station. It is worth every cent.

If you are looking for an event space for a wedding, party, or other function I would recommend…read morechecking out Houston Station. Located in a converted warehouse Jeff and his business partners have created the ideal location that is tucked away south of downtown. From the outside, Houston Station doesn't appear to be anything at all. Was I surprised when I walked up the stairs! A mix of exposed wood and brick generates a very comfortable feel for this space which accommodates about 250 to 300 people. Forget all of the fussy rules, Jeff who is the facility manager emphasizes the flexibility and versatility of the event space. The space is handicap accessible and when you rent, you get the building for the entire day. A great kitchen and private rooms for preparation enhance the characteristics of the station to make other vendors happy. Also, a fantastic little outdoor terrace would be a fabulous place to chill in warmer weather. The possibilities are seriously endless!

Went here for a March wedding. What an intimate wedding day venue. We loved the yard and back…read moreporch. All of the staff was so friendly and accommodating .

So I can only speak on my experience as a guest here for a wedding. The venue is beautiful both…read moreinside and out. Lush green gardens, and a nice inside with exposed beams and classic wood flooring make for a simple and rustic venue. There's a porch area complete with bench seating and ceiling fans with lighting that are great for a summer or spring day that fades into a lovely sunset for an evening of fun. Ample street parking is available for guests. My only gripe would be the occasional roar of traffic or passing semi trucks on the nearby interstate during an intimate outdoor ceremony. However, its not enough to dock this place a full star. Although I didn't get to see it I do know that there is an upstairs room available as well. Great venue all around.

We cannot recommend Hachland Hill enough. We used Hachland's wedding package in April 2026, but we…read morewould happily host any event there in the future. From our very first email, Maddie stood out as the most personable, welcoming, and attentive venue coordinator we met during our search. Hachland Hill is a small, family-run business in all the best ways, with owners and staff who genuinely care about helping you create your dream day. The natural beauty of the venue allowed us to keep decorations to a minimum, which helped keep our budget manageable. Our guests loved the uniqueness of the property, and the valley setting even protected us from the stronger winds and rain that passed through on our wedding day. The staff thoughtfully brought out heaters at the last minute without us even needing to ask. And the food--you have to experience it. Carter is incredibly talented and intentional in everything he does. Months later, our guests are still talking about how amazing the brisket was. We also had our closest family and friends stay on-site, which added so much excitement and connection to the wedding weekend. It gave our guests a chance to experience a different side of Nashville while creating unforgettable memories together. This venue truly checks every box. Every time we drove onto the property, I felt an overwhelming sense of comfort and peace. If you have questions and would like to hear more about our experience, Maddie can provide our contact information. We're already looking forward to future date nights back at Hachland Hill! Venue: Hachland Hill Photographer: Erin Palmer Photography (also incredible)

A cool little spot outside of Nashville for a chill day away from the chaos. The old plantation…read moregrounds are very walkable, and they tours on offer. The wine was okay, definitely on the sweet side, but if you like sweeter wines this is a great spot. Everyone working there was very friendly.

Oz is the premiere spot in Nashville for avant-garde shows and artists…read more There's also garden sculpture and indoor artwork. So come early before your show and enjoy a seat on the back patio.

I was in Nashville the first time for just 48 hours. In my search for things to do, the Wooster…read moreGroup happened to be in town for a few nights (how random! Their first excursion to the South--not counting TX). I knew I had to go but the tickets were sold out, there were clear instructions on the website about getting there earlier for standby, and it worked! Everyone was pleasant and things went smoothly, it's on the edge of town but this is nothing compared to my Chicago hometown where it takes twice as long just to go 4 miles away. They have a fun swervy ectoplasmic bar serving drinks in the back and art exhibits lining the halls. The performance space was in a big warehouse with bleachers, comfortable seats, not the best sightline but good enough. Finally the performance was INCREDIBLE, that's a whole separate review, but it far exceeded what I had heard about it. To known that this place can draw the likes of Wooster is testament to their importance to the American Arts scene.