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  An undeniable heartland of the American country music scene, Nashville’s reputation will arguably never escape from the country and western image, but recently the city’s headed in other directions. A heavy industrialization has bought a different, slightly corporate edge to Nashville, but done nothing to detract from the extensive bar crawling and country taverns that still prevail.
  
  You can’t come to Nashville without exploring the country scene at least a little, though, (especially once you’ve got used to hearing that weighty accent every day), and the best way to do it, bar scene aside, is in spending a little time in the Country Music Hall Of Fame. You’ll get to drop in on Studio B as part of your entry fee, and regular live shows plus a full on explanation of the region’s passion make sure you leave with your fill of twanging guitars and strained voices.
  
  Once you’re done with the music, there are plenty of other things to explore, too. Civil War sights are prevalent here, and include the rustic but impressive Fort Negley, the intriguing Hermitage and the pre-Civil War sight of the Belle Meade Plantation, fully restored and featuring costumed employees who give a great insight into life in the US during times of slavery. After the serious side, you’ll probably want to do something a little more fun, and the Yazoo Brewery seems the obvious option, though learning how the beers are produced is a Saturday only (non brewing day) option.
  
  Head out of town and you’ll find a distillery that might inspire even more. Infamous Tennessee bourbon Jack Daniels is produced ninety minutes from Nashville, though you’ll get a tasting free tour, as remarkably one of the world’s most notorious alcohol producers is located in a dry district. Other major draws include some impressive scenery (check out Fall Creek and the Great Smokey Mountains if you have the time), and the crumbling Civil War town of Franklin.
  
  This really is the heart of America’s deep south, in many ways an entirely different world to the fashionable corners of California, Florida and New York, and worth exploring for that reason alone. You’ll find yourself inundated with country music, struggling with accents yet in the heart of a city that’s far more modern than most expect. All part of the experience.

  Nashville, TN, USA

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  1120 McGavock St, Nashville, TN 37203, USA

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  4904 Thoroughbred Ln, Brentwood, TN 37027, USA

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• Murfreesboro

  Murfeesboro, TN is a college town, home to Middle Tennessee State University. It is located about 25 miles south of Nashville. Despite expanding commercialization along the interstate and a population around 100,000 the town still has been able to retain some of its small town atmosphere.
  
  The town square is what you would expect from a much smaller community, with city hall in the center surrounded by all different types of businesses. The Stones River runs through the town and is thus a large part of the community life. They have an extensive green-way with paths for biking and walking. The Stones River National Battlefield can be found here as well. This was the site of a Battle during the Civil War during the winter of 1862-1863. There are several old cemetery's in town as well. Cannonsbugh is essentially the city's museum, it consists of an old style town with Log Cabin houses and a few other buildings to show forth the history of the town from its founding through to modern times.
  
  Murfreesboro is also less than a hour from a number of great state park areas, Natchez Trace, and Savage Gulf are both very close as well as the Duck River, and Cumberland Caverns.

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• Bryan Barber
  Great hotel and a great place to stay in Nashville. Everyone on the staff we ran into were extremely friendly and helpful. My wife and I arrived in the morning well before check-in, but they allowed us to check our bags with the valet so we didn't have to haul them around Nashville. Right in downtown near everything but no so close to the madness on Broadway that there was any noise near the hotel. We had short easy walks to great restaurants for dinner every night. No doubt we would stay here again any time!
• Tom Daly
  Parking was a hassle. Signage ("way-finding") poor to downright wrong (directions to my room literally pointed out the window; the door from parking to lobby required a key which means it cannot be used until you check in and directions to get from parking to hotel were non-existent.) Noise from heating system woke me up. Drink had to be sent back as I didn't want to share with the swarm of fruit flies floating in the glass. (Obviously, the bartender swapped out the drink no questions asked, but still...). It's not 1 star because the room was clean and comfortable, bathroom/shower very clean and very good and public space (bar/restaurant/live music) was relaxing and enjoyable. I don't think it can ever be 5 star but it doesn't need to be. In my book, 4 is a great experience and a worthwhile destination. This place could be 3 (or even a 4) with some simple attention to detail. And to be clear, 2 doesn't mean I wouldn't recommend it. It's more about expectations and value. For what the brand is and what the room cost, it should should have been better.
• Jon Arendt
  Great hotel in a great location. Staff is extra friendly and helpful. Made my wife and I feel special with all of the attention we received at check-in (26th anniversary). Would definitely recommend.
• Adam Elpers
  Very nice. Staff was very accommodating and helpful. The Indigo is located in a great spot too!
• Brian Law
  A well executed conversion of an old bank building. Hotel Indigo is comfortable and quiet. The staff is very friendly and accommodating (the hotel is probably understaffed, but the people they have are outstanding). We're coming back for sure.

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