Virgin Hotels Nashville is located in Music Row, a neighborhood in Nashville, and is in the entertainment district.

Provides accommodation with a fitness center, private parking, a terrace and a bar & restaurant, air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi. 

One of the must-do activities is walking down Lower Broadway, better known as Lower Broad. Dubbed the Honky Tonk Highway, Lower Broad is the heart of Downtown Nashville. The entertainment district comprises four street blocks. The stretch is packed with restaurants, music venues, and bars.

Lower Broad celebrates the country music scene in Music City. Many of its music bars (or honky-tonks) have historical significance. They’ve landed Lower Broad on the United States National Register of Historic Places. This district is the perfect place to see talented aspiring country musicians aim for the stars. Many bars don’t have a cover charge either, making it a no-brainer for country music fans.

the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. Housing one of the largest music collections in the world, the museum is one of the top things to see in Nashville. For country music fans, it’s a dream come true.

The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum teems with photos, plaques, and memorabilia. You’ll spot musical instruments belonging to world-famous country music artists. Some of the museum’s most famous artifacts include Carl Perkins’ blue suede shoes and Elvis Presley’s gold piano.

At the museum, you can also watch little-seen archive footage of stars performing live. Learn more about your favorite country artists with its bibliographical reels & interactive exhibits.

After your museum visit, be sure to cross the street to check out the Music City Walk of Fame. Located in the Nashville Music Garden, the walk of fame pays tribute to country music’s biggest stars. Scan the star-studded pavement for legends like Dolly Parton, Elvis Presley, and Johnny Cash.

Located a few miles south of Nashville, Belle Meade Plantation is a beautiful historical site for a great day out of the city. On a day trip, you’ll tour its 18th- and 19th-century Greek Revival mansion, carriage houses, cabins, and slave quarters.

The hotel’s fourteenth-floor rooftop restaurant and bar The Pool Club offer a delicious food menu, champagne cocktails, and impressive city views.

 *DRESS CODE:  Red & Black*: sport jacket or suit for men and cocktail dress for women

Located underground in a one of a kind 10,000 square foot space, the venue offers an evening for guests unlike any other in the history of the South.

​Once guests arrive, they begin a journey via secret tunnel which leads to a magical world that has been characterized as indescribable by anyone who’s visited. From the beautiful hand-crafted bar, to the multimillion dollar collection of art, European antiques and magic-related artifacts, the interior is the result of four years of design, planning and artisanship resulting in a one of a kind ambience not found anywhere else in the world. 

House of Cards celebrates the art of magic, classic American cuisine and fine hand-crafted cocktails under one roof. Guests are encouraged to explore the dining room to enjoy the rare collections and be entertained by some of America’s top magicians who are stationed throughout the venue to provide mind-boggling illusions and tricks all evening long.

West Tennessee's legendary whole-hog BBQ tradition is the cornerstone of Martin's Bar-B-Que Joint. Pat Martin learned the art and craft of West Tennessee-style smoke and meat 25 years ago in the tiny town of Henderson, TN before making Nashville his home. It became a consuming passion that eventually led to a business when he opened the first Martin's Bar-B-Que Joint in October of 2006 in Nolensville, Tennessee - just south of Nashville. From the sides to the sauces, everything is made from scratch every single day - You'll never find a freezer or microwave in our kitchens. But the bar-b-que actually starts a day ahead, as the process for smoking…

Dress Code:  Daisy dukes and Sexy Cowboys

Save a horse, ride a cowboy!  Are you a sexy cowboy(girl) in denim and boots or are you a naughty Indian with feathers and beads? Maybe an Old West bartender or a saloon girl?  The choice is yours, but we are definitely looking for SEXY! (The close event will be held at Virgin Resort)

For country music fans, visiting the Ryman Auditorium is one of the highlights of a trip to Nashville. Visiting the famed theater brings to life over a century’s worth of legendary performances. Standing on its stage, you’ll be in the footsteps of legends like Hank Williams, Patsy Cline, and Johnny Cash.