The Best Hotels With Jacuzzis and Hot Tubs to Book in Nashville, Tennessee

Welcome to one of the swankiest hotels in downtown Nashville, with its cool art collection and clubby, intimate bar scene. The swankiest room in the hotel, the Guest House, also includes a private jacuzzi tub so that you can soak away after a day and night on the town. Want a drink while you soak? The Guest House has an in-room wet bar with a local beer on tap.

With its setting between Germantown, downtown and Marathon Village, this hotel is ideally placed for many Music City adventures. So, check into the hotel, leave your bags and go out and explore the farmers’ market, shops and restaurants in Capitol View, taking time to imbibe the rich history and art collections at Fisk University. And when you’re ready for a break? Head back to the ranch and take a dip or a soak in the relaxing rooftop pool and hot tub.

This East Nashville favorite draws hordes of Instagrammers because the 23 stylish rooms are designed to be photographed and enjoyed (and photographed while being enjoyed). Several of those rooms have extra-large, deep in-room jacuzzis centered under the famous in-room disco balls, taking your soak to the next level. Each room can play four different channels on the curated Dive Radio, which then synchronize with the lights of the disco ball. Both the motel bar and the outdoor swimming pool are hangouts for locals. Go and mingle.

When you’re in downtown Nashville, look up to see the blue waters of the Westin Nashville hot tub and swimming pool secured on the 27th-floor rooftop lounge. After you’re done soaking and sipping cocktails – all with one of the best expansive views of Music City – head to your room, which has touches of Nashville (belt buckles in the headboards, for example) plus comfortable bedding and linens. The hotel has an in-house spa and is within easy walking distance of Lower Broadway.

Built in 1832, Belle Air Mansion is one of the few remaining Greek Revival mansions in Nashville. Restored and updated, this beautiful property is within easy access to the Grand Ole Opry, Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center, and the Nashville International Airport. The 10 renovated rooms at this B&B are resplendent with antiques, such as four-poster beds and chandeliers. In the Bronze Tranquility honeymoon suite, you can relax in your in-room jetted tub.

With a giant, 9-acre (4ha) atrium filled with lush gardens, the 2,888-room Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center is the only true resort in Nashville. Also, it’s the largest hotel in the US without a casino. So, there’s plenty to amuse you, including restaurants, bars and several pools with hot tubs. Book some time at SoundWaves, the massive indoor-outdoor water park with pools, a lazy river, cabanas and signature drinks. It’s reserved only for hotel guests, so it’s an oasis unto itself.

Got an early flight? Jetting in tired and needing to sleep fast? Try the Sheraton Music City Nashville Airport. While it’s close to the airport, it has more of a relaxed resort feel than other airport hotels. With more than 400 rooms and suites, ballrooms, an indoor pool and hot tub, an outdoor pool and live music in the restaurant, you can have a good time without leaving the hotel. And when you do decide to venture out, you’re a short drive to the Grand Ole Opry and the Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center.

Right in the heart of Music City, the Residence Inn is a central place to stay. Step outside to be immersed in buzzy joints with live music, good food and excellent cocktails. After you’ve danced under the neon lights of Lower Broadway, make the easy walk back to the hotel, settle in and admire the views of the city from the outdoor pool and hot tub. Got a pooch? The hotel is pet-friendly, and breakfast is free for guests.