DoubleTree Downtown Nashville.
Three full days in the heart of Music City. Walking distance to the riverfront, Broadway, and the live-music venues that make Nashville the perfect backdrop for the conversations that change careers.
Reserve Your RoomBook your room before the block sells out.
We've negotiated a discounted group rate for Titans LIVE attendees. Use the link below. The rate is locked in until the cutoff date or until the block sells out, whichever comes first.
A look at where you'll be staying.
Steps from everything you came for.
Everything you need under one roof.
Easy in. Easier out.
Nashville International (BNA)
BNA is one of the fastest mid-sized airports in the country to deplane and exit. Grab your bag, hit a ride share, and you're at the hotel before your boarding pass-stub is in the trash.
Parking
Hotel has limited self-parking. Valet is usually the better bet on arrival.
Check-in / Check-out
Front desk staffed 24/7. Late-night arrivals are common during conference week. Your reservation is held until check-in regardless of arrival time.
Before you book.
Use the Reserve Your Room button anywhere on this page. It'll route you straight to the discounted block. The rate is locked until the cutoff date or until the block sells out, whichever comes first.
Yes. Broadway is an 8-minute walk south, with dozens of restaurants and live-music venues. The Ryman is 6 minutes. The riverfront is 5. You won't need a rental car.
Yes. The room block typically extends one extra night on each side at the same rate, subject to availability. If you want more than that, book the conference dates first via the link, then call the hotel directly to add nights at the regular rate.
Conference breakfast is included on Sept 24–26. Outside the conference: the on-site restaurant serves breakfast daily, and there are several coffee shops within a 5-minute walk for a pre-session caffeine run.
Lock in your room before the block fills up.
Discounted rate, walking distance to the riverfront, and warm cookies at check-in. The block is finite. Once it's gone, it's gone.
Reserve Your Room