NASHVILLE, Tenn.
Omni Nashville Hotel opened its doors to the public with a ceremonial ribbon-cutting celebration including Governor Bill Haslam, Mayor Karl Dean and leaders from the Music City Center. The 21-story, 800-room luxury hotel, billed as “The Key to Music City,” is located on the vibrant and up-and-coming South of Broadway, or SoBro, district.
Omni Hotels & Resorts broke ground on the hotel a little more than two years ago. Since that time, crews from Brasfield & Gorrie worked around the clock to complete construction of the hotel approximately three months ahead of schedule and on-budget. Throughout the process, the architectural and design teams including HKS Hill Glazier Studio and Looney and Associates ensured that the property captured the distinct culture and character of Nashville in the hotel design.
“It was important that the Omni Nashville truly embody the raw and honest character of the city. Everything from the materials we used to the food we serve to the art we display – is reflective of local cultural sensibilities,” said Mike Deitemeyer, president of Omni Hotels & Resorts.
To date, the Omni Nashville Hotel has more than 395,000 definite room nights booked, comprised of more than 450 meetings and conventions contracted through 2024. These numbers have been achieved approximately four months ahead of schedule. The results reinforce the strong interest in Music City.
The luxury hotel is an authentic expression of Nashville’s vibrant music culture. It is adjacent to the new Music City Center, where guests have access to an additional 1.2 million square feet of meeting and exhibit space. It also fully integrates with an expansion of the Country Music Hall of Fame® and Museum on three levels.
In addition, the hotel boasts numerous dining and leisure options including:
• Kitchen Notes, the hotel’s all-day dining restaurant, is a modern establishment featuring a fresh, contemporary spin on Nashville’s famous regional standouts.
• Bob’s Steak & Chop House, a nationally renowned steak house, offers steaks and chops in an elegant steakhouse setting.
• Barlines, the live entertainment venue, is the place to imbibe in all matter of beverages. Mixed cocktails and an in-depth selection of Tennessee whiskeys can be enjoyed while experiencing some of Nashville’s live entertainment.
• Bongo Java, the coffee house institution in Nashville featuring locally roasted coffee beans, offers a relaxing atmosphere, complete with live music.
• Mokara Spa, Omni’s signature spa brand, provides a tranquil setting for one to relax and rejuvenate.
• Fourth Floor Pool Deck, the only hotel rooftop pool in Nashville, offers views of the skyline, as well as light fare and cocktails.
• Five and TENN, the hotel’s luxury retail venue, features items from local and regional establishments, such as Olive & Sinclair Chocolate Co., Colonel Littleton, and Bongo Java to name a few.
