Nashville Vacation Rentals

Explore our Nashville, TN, vacation rentals

The perfect backdrop for your romantic escape, family vacation, or getaway with friends, Nashville cabin rentals are a great place to enjoy the state’s largest city and a relatively mild year-round climate. The city sprawls out 562 square miles, split down the middle by the Cumberland River. Find an adventure for every pace, with plenty of music and entertainment in downtown Nashville or convenient access to historical sites, museums, and outdoor recreation.

Of course, there are some popular must-sees to add to your trip itinerary, like the Grand Ole Opry, the Johnny Cash Museum, the Parthenon, the Broadway District, and the John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge. Find vacation homes or condo rentals, with amenities that add to the fun, like pools, hot tubs, water views, and pet-friendly house rentals. Try on a pair of cowboy boots and join in on the fun.

Where is Nashville, TN?

Nashville sits in the heart of Tennessee in the southeastern United States, about 200 miles east of Memphis and 200 miles west of Knoxville and the Great Smoky Mountains. The city grew up on the banks of the Cumberland River and is close to two lakes: Old Hickory Lake and Percy Priest Lake.

Things to do in Nashville, TN

A major hub for all things music, food, and culture, Nashville vacation rentals promise a good time, no matter your interest. 

• Country music aficionados will find no shortage of sites to visit in Nashville. Check out the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, catch a show at the Ryman Auditorium, or watch a performance of the Grand Ole Opry at the Grand Ole Opry House east of downtown. Learn more about an American legend at the Johnny Cash Museum, then grab a drink at a historic honky-tonk bar such as Tootsie's Orchid Lounge.
• For a night out with friends or your special someone, hit the Broadway District for live music, barbecue, and cocktails. Hop from bar to bar for a taste of local artists and savor the scent of delicious food wafting along the street.
• There are plenty of non-city activities to do in Nashville too, like strolling the gorgeous Cumberland River waterfront, hiking and biking around the Cornelia Fort Airpark and Shelby Park, or spending the day by J. Percy Priest Lake. 
• Sports fans, be sure to catch a game at Nissan Stadium or tee off along the area’s 43 golf courses.
• For shopping, check out The Gulch neighborhood, Five Points Alley Shops, and The Mall at Green Hills. After you’ve built up an appetite, grab brunch at Hearts or the Frothy Monkey.
• No visit to Nashville is complete without a bite of hot chicken, a spicy local version of fried chicken (non-meat-eaters might enjoy its fishy cousin, hot fish). Stop by Prince's Hot Chicken Shack for a taste of the original recipe. Nashville is also known for barbecue and a type of restaurant known as a "meat and three," where diners choose a meat entree and three side dishes from a menu of classic Southern food.
• Head to Centennial Park and take a leisurely stroll through the grounds before arriving at a full-scale replica of the Parthenon, which includes a 42-foot-tall statue of the Greek goddess Athena as well as a permanent collection of paintings from the 19th and 20th centuries. If you're interested in antebellum history, visit the Belle Meade Plantation or the Belmont Mansion.

What are must-visit attractions in Nashville?

A Nashville vacation won’t be complete without seeing must-see spots like the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, the Grand Ole Opry House, the Cumberland River waterfront, the Parthenon, and the Broadway District. 

What outdoor activities can you do in Nashville?

Even though Nashville is famous for its city attractions, you’ll be pleasantly surprised by how many outdoor activities and family-friendly options there are to enjoy. Soak up the sunshine with a walk along the John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge or a bike ride along Shelby Park. Bring your kids to see Cheekwood’s botanical garden or spend a day at Nashville Zoo at Grassmere. To cool down on hot days, boating, swimming, and fishing at J. Percy Priest Lake.

Whether you plan to feast on food, music, culture, or history, you're sure to love staying at one of our Nashville vacation rentals.