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Grand-Hyatt-Nashville-Fact-Sheet GRAND HYATT NASHVILLE 1000 Broadway Nashville, TN 37203, USA T +1 615 622 1234 grandhyattnashville.com ACCOMMODATIONS RESTAURANTS & BARS 591 modern and luxuriously appointed guestrooms, including 53 suites, • Signature Restaurant — James Beard award-winning chef Sean Brock 286 kings and 252 queen/queen rooms. on lobby level overlooking Broadway All Accommodations Offer • Hotel Restaurant — locally curated Hotel restaurant on lobby level • Floor to ceiling windows offering expansive views and overlooking Broadway • Enhanced lighting and technology offerings • Lobby Bar — showcasing both vibrant entertainment and mixology • Spa inspired bathrooms with walk in showers • Coffee Market — featuring a local Nashville roaster and offering both retail and on the go items • Couture bath amenities from Balmain Paris • Pool Bar — health and outdoor living inspired pool bar and lounge with • Bathrobe, Hair dryer and makeup mirror indoor and outdoor seating • In-room refrigerator • Rooftop Bar — stunning Rooftop Bar located on the 25th floor of the Hotel • In-room safe where the views and vibe are unmatched • In-room coffee service from Nespresso • Wireless high-speed Internet access MEETING & EVENT SPACE • 55” HDTV Smart televisions • 77,000 square feet of indoor meeting and event space has been thoughtfully • Cordless, multi-line telephones and voicemail designed and placed on three consecutive floors, providing efficiency, privacy • Iron and ironing board and incredible flexibility for both planner and guest • Turndown service upon request • Located on level 2, the 20,000 square foot Grand Hall is the 2nd largest hotel ballroom in downtown Nashville and a second, 13,000 square foot Summit SERVICES & FACILITIES Ballroom is located on level 4 • In-room dining available • Over 30 additional breakout and meeting rooms, expansive pre-function space, a • FedEx business center on site multi-level atrium, and VIP lounges • Valet parking RECREATIONAL FACILITIES • Dry cleaning and laundry available • Nashville Yards Park serves as the delightful back yard to the hotel. This amazing, • Grand Club Lounge 1.3-acre oasis in the heart of downtown offers the perfect respite for almost any occasion- whether it be morning coffee with the family or a team building event for your conference • Grand Hyatt Nashville’s commitment to well-being and lifestyle is such that we also dedicated an entire level to the possibilities • Level 5 of the hotel features a breathtaking rooftop pool and sun deck experience over Broadway, health-forward bar and lounge with indoor and outdoor rooftop seating, modern fitness center featuring panoramic views of the Nashville Yards Park and daily sunset, and a full luxury spa offering focused paths of recharging or replenishing your well being LOCATION TRANSPORTATION R T OS SON S Grand Hyatt Nashville is ideally located to • Nashville Int’l Airport – A N JEFFER P AR VE E A T many of Nashville’s famed neighborhoods, 8.1 miles / 11 mins K T S OT E ANDS I AV BL HARL Y ODL LB such as the Gulch, Germantown, VD C E WO SH POINTS OF INTEREST I 12 South, SoBro, Vanderbilt/Midtown and • Frist Art Museum C u more. Many of Music City’s most beloved m b • Ryman Auditorium e attractions, including Frist Art Museum, r la n • Country Music Hall of Fame VE d Ryman Auditorium, Country Music Hall of TE A T R T H i LO E v • Lower Broadway Music Experience R AV V er Fame, Lower Broadway and many more, HA DA C E S EN are all located within walking distance of • Tennessee Performing Arts Center EST W the hotel. • Schermerhorn Symphony Center • Tennessee State Capitol T ND H A VISITOR INFORMATION • Nashville Farmer’s Market A VE VE • Bridgestone Arena LA • Language: English FA YE T Y T TES H • Tennessee State Museum VE T I • Currency: US dollars (USD) A WA AV END D A I T E ES O • Centennial Park and The Parthenon S • Climate: Seasonal climate BR / W I • Shelby Bottoms Nature Center • Visas: Please refer to your local travel consultant prior to travel • Nashville Zoo • Marathon Village I • Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage Estate .
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