Loews Vanderbilt Hotel

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Loews Vanderbilt Hotel
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General information
Location 2100 West End Avenue
Nashville, Tennessee, United States
Coordinates 36.15063N 86.80196WCoordinates: 36.15063N 86.80196W
Owner Loews Hotels
Technical details
Floor count 12
Design and construction
Architect Earl Swensson Associates
Other information
Number of rooms 340
Number of suites 14
Number of restaurants 2
Parking covered garage
Website
Loews Vanderbilt Hotel Website
The Loews Vanderbilt Hotel is a luxury hotel in Nashville, Tennessee. The buildi
ng is located on West End Avenue in Midtown Nashville. The 12 story building has
340 rooms including 14 suites. The hotel has two restaurants: Eat and a Ruth's
Chris Steak House. They also have Drink lounge, a gift shop, a small art gallery
and a juke box which plays hits from musicians who have stayed in the hotel.
The Hotel has undergone a $20 million renovation since 2013 which includes the r
estaurant, lobby bar, guestroom bathrooms, corridors, guestrooms and presidentia
l suites.[1]
References[edit]
^ "Loews Vanderbilt Hotel completes $7 million guest room renovation". www.luxur
yfacts.com. Retrieved 20 January 2017.

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