The Music Row Getaway

Nashville, Tennessee

$223 avg/night Minimum Stay 1 Nights

Overview

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Apartment

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Max Sleeps

1 nights

Min Stay

Description

Discover your perfect Nashville getaway with this cozy 1-bedroom, 1-bath apartment, ideally located in the vibrant heart of Music Row. Whether you're here to explore iconic attractions like Centennial Park, the Ryman Auditorium, or Nissan Stadium, or dive into Nashville’s renowned nightlife and live music scene just a mile away on Broadway, this centrally located apartment from Music City Property Management is the ultimate base for your trip.

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Features

PETS

1 Total (up To 50 Lbs Per Pet) Pet Friendly
SAFETY

No Carbon Monoxide Detector (host Has Indicated There Is No Carbon Monoxide Detector Or Gas Appliances On The Property) Smoke Detector Installed (host Has Indicated There Is A Smoke Detector On The Property)
BEDROOM

1 Bedroom Bed Sheets Provided
LAUNDRY

Laundry Facilities Washing Machine And Dryer
INTERNET

Internet Access
BATHROOMS

1 Bathroom Bathtub Or Shower Hair Dryer Soap Toilet Paper Towels Provided
CLIMATE CONTROL

Air Conditioning Heating
SERVICES AND CONVENIENCES

Iron/ironing Board
SUITABILITY/ACCESSIBILITY

Smoke-free Property

Check-in : 04:00 PM Check-out : 11:00 AM

No Wheelchair No smoking No pets Children allowed

Max occupancy : 4

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Jennifer S.
Submitted Nov 24, 2025

Stayed Nov 7, 2025

Host was amazing and very responsive!!
Jeanne W.
Submitted Oct 5, 2025

Stayed Oct 3, 2025

Great location! I love that there are so many restaurants and bars nearby, but it's not a super touristy crowded area. The neighborhood is safe and walkable. The apartment itself is cute and comfortable. The decor is tasteful and trendy, with lots of mirrors and lots of space. The bed was also pretty comfortable. It's nice to have free parking when so many hotels charge 30 per night for parking. My biggest complaint is that there was mold on the bathroom ceiling from an obvious water leak. Hopefully the issue is corrected because it's an otherwise perfect property.