The District, Tennessee, United States

5brady2mossallover 5:00 PM Sep 3, 2022

Best Hotel Bar in Nashville
I travel the country for work. I stay in hotels sometimes 250+ times a year. If there was an award for the best bar in a hotel this place would win by a long shot. It's honestly one of the better; more intimate places to relax with great drinks from Mike and Derrick with live music from one of many talented artists they have nightly. I can't say enough about their staff. There's a thousand places in Nashville that serve alcohol. It's the staff/bartenders that set you apart from the crowd. I would rather relax having a great crafted cocktail here than many of the overcrowded unauthentic bars on Broadway. Being at the opening of Printer's Alley this is a must stay place in Nashville. Close enough to the touristy Broadway but separated enough you're not bombarded with bachelorette parties and nonsense. 10/10 will and have recommended to friends and family for their next Nashville trips.

4jer b 5:00 PM Dec 31, 2019

A vital section of Nashville
This is a hopping part of town filled with restaurants, bars, boot store and even the Johnny Cash Museum and Restaurant. There is something going on all the time. They say New York is the city that does not sleep but the Nashville District comes close. Midmorning after a walk on the bridge, we found plenty of bars and cafe with live music. This is not my cup of tea (been there at night), but I enjoyed walking around and peeking in and listenings. Parking is an issue. It is expensive and not plentiful enough. We parked up the hill, past the Old settlement buildings along the river. There were quite a few homeless people and also solicitors. Probably a good place to watch your wallet and purse. If you like a lively environment, liquor, cafe food, and loud music and are young at heart .... this may be the place for you.