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Bacco is the hotel's Italian steakhouse, bringing a Tuscan direction to a dining room that suits a sociable evening. Executive Chef Derek Simcik leads the hotel's culinary team. Breakfast and lunch are served as well as dinner, and weekend brunch extends to the outdoor Terrazza. The restaurant can therefore be part of the stay before the evening plans begin, from coffee and breakfast ahead of meetings to a longer meal when the day is less scheduled.

At dinner, the kitchen gives pasta as much definition as the steakhouse name gives beef. Rigatoni all'Amatriciana sits alongside lobster carbonara and house-made pasta preparations, while the classic steak cuts use American Wagyu from Kentucky and Montana. Whole branzino provides another direction for the table. There is enough range to have a relatively simple pasta dinner before a performance or settle into several courses, with Italian flavors carrying through both approaches.

Bacco Bar continues the Italian emphasis through wine and cocktails. Its own bar and lunch menus make it a separate option from dinner in the restaurant, especially when two guests want a drink and something to eat without a full meal. It also keeps the hotel connected to Nashville's late evenings: a post-concert nightcap belongs naturally here. In-room dining covers breakfast, daytime meals, and overnight orders, so returning after a show does not leave dining entirely dependent on restaurant hours.

The 235 accommodations comprise 193 guest rooms and 42 suites on floors seven through 14; the private residences occupy separate floors above. Floor-to-ceiling windows bring the river, skyline, or terrace into view. Local black walnut, leather, and burnished metal give the interiors texture without leaning on country-music decoration. The design is polished and modern rather than country-themed. Much of the choice comes down to how you want to use the room, and which part of Nashville you want outside the window.

River-View Rooms measure 402 to 440 square feet and look across the Cumberland toward parkland and Nissan Stadium. King rooms have an L-shaped sofa by the window, while the two-double-bed version can accommodate two adults and two children. Bathroom differences matter here: both configurations have a walk-in shower and twin sinks, but the deep soaking tub is found only in double rooms. A king room accommodates two adults and an infant, with a crib requested in advance. Connecting to another guest room is possible, subject to confirmation.

For a stay centered on the terrace, the Executive Pool-View Suite occupies the seventh floor and measures 670 to 708 square feet. Two double beds sit in a bedroom separated from the living area by a solid wood door. There is also a guest powder room, walk-in closet, and a desk that doubles as a table for two. The layout lets someone read or work in the sitting room while another person uses the bedroom, a practical distinction beyond the extra floor space.

The One-Bedroom Suite takes a higher position on floors ten through 14, with city views and 732 to 750 square feet. A king bedroom is separate from the living room, where an L-shaped sofa bed supports a stay for two adults and two children. The bathroom combines a freestanding oval tub with a walk-in shower, and guests have a separate powder room. It is a useful alternative to the seventh-floor suite when a city outlook and a sofa bed better match the group.

Rivière Rooftop brings a Mediterranean Riviera influence to the seventh level, with outdoor tables, river views, and cocktails around a fire pit. It serves lunch and dinner, giving the terrace a life beyond swimming. On warm days, the attraction is straightforward: lunch can remain outdoors, and the afternoon need not be organized around leaving the hotel. The setting is social rather than secluded, consistent with its role as a rooftop restaurant and bar in downtown Nashville.

The daytime menu moves between mezze and familiar poolside food. Harissa chicken, falafel bowls, and lamb or falafel pita pockets sit alongside a double-patty burger, with Greek salad and fruit offering lighter choices. The variety makes a shared lunch easy to assemble without everyone ordering the same style of meal. Poolside service also brings food and cocktails to a lounger, so a swim and lunch can remain part of the same afternoon.

The infinity-edge pool spans 2,300 square feet, with views toward the Cumberland River, Ascend Amphitheater, and downtown. It welcomes all ages, and an oversized hot tub operates year-round. Daybeds, towels, and shaded dining areas support time on the terrace. This is a rooftop pool within an active city hotel, not a separate resort, but it gives a concert or convention stay a substantial outdoor component.

The Spa occupies the seventh floor, with six treatment rooms, including a couples' suite. Floor-to-ceiling windows allow treatments in daylight or with the room darkened. The menu includes massages, facials, and body rituals, while the salon handles hair and nail appointments. A side-by-side massage can be booked in the couples' suite. Having the salon close by is convenient before a wedding or other celebration, when appointments may be as much a part of the visit as dinner that evening.

The 24-hour fitness center overlooks the river and terrace and was developed with fitness advisor Harley Pasternak. Cardio and strength equipment allow an early workout or a later session after meetings. Steam facilities and experiential showers add to the hotel's indoor amenities. Families also have practical support: bottle warmers, childproofing items, cribs, games, and children's welcome amenities can be arranged. The concierge helps with museum suggestions and restaurant reservations, while bedding and room occupancy should be confirmed for the particular category.

For arrivals, Nashville International Airport is about eight miles, or 13 kilometers, from the hotel at 100 Demonbreun Street. The hotel's driving estimate is 15 minutes, with traffic affecting the journey. Airport transfers can be arranged through the concierge, and on-site valet parking is available. Once downtown, the walkable concentration of music venues and riverfront paths is the address's lasting advantage: time between plans can be spent in the city rather than repeatedly traveling back into it.