A hybrid of a boutique hotel and contemporary art gallery, in the historic Gray & Dudley building.
For those who think their six-year-old could do that.
In Nashville, the brand hired architect Deborah Berke to revamp a historic warehouse downtown, creating more than 10,500 square feet of exhibition space for both curated temporary shows and site-specific commissions. The 124 rooms are cheerfully contemporary, with amenities including Nespresso machines and luxury products in the glass-enclosed shower; Terrace rooms and suites have views over the Cumberland River. Gray and Dudley serves high-end comfort food in Tennessee style, and their old-fashioneds are the stuff of legend.
You like your honky-tonk with an art scene as powerful as the music.
You’ve spent a few hours wandering the city's expansive galleries and working up an appetite. The burger and hand-cut fries beckon--as does the Menagerie exhibition that uses the restaurant as its gallery.
Gray & Dudley - Be treated to heartfelt hospitality and inspired comfort food amidst contemporary exhibitions and a classic, Tennessee setting
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$262*USD PER NIGHT(includes all taxes and fees)
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