Skyline Sanctuary
·Private vacation home
Free WiFiParking (limited spaces)Smoke-free propertyUpper floors accessible by stairs onlyWheelchair accessible parkingWheelchair-accessible van parkingAll 8 facilities +
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Rooms10.0
Facilities10.0
Location4.9
Service3.6
Cleanliness3.0
Value2.8
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Facilities · 8
All facilities & services listed by the hotel (aggregated across sources).
Free WiFiParking (limited spaces)Smoke-free propertyUpper floors accessible by stairs onlyWheelchair accessible parkingWheelchair-accessible van parkingFree self parkingWheelchair accessible
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DiningSights
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Uzbegim
Uzbek · Bib
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This restaurant promises something different, specializing in authentic Uzbek cuisine in a space with a stunning patio. Originating in Islamic China and traveling across to the Middle East, this is a cuisine that features some of the usual suspects (think kebabs) as well as standouts like Uyghur-style, hand-cut noodles. Kick off the meal with a tandir samosa, a flaky shell stuffed with ground beef and onion and sided by a spicy red sauce. Then, tender, charred lamb kebab is a good choice, but don't skip the noodles stir fried with beef, vegetables and fried egg. House-made cherry juice is the
1.5km
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The Catbird Seat
Contemporary · ★ Michelin
$$$$
Many chefs have carried the Catbird banner since the restaurant’s founding in 2011. Today, husband-and-wife chef duo Andy Doubrava and Tiffani Ortiz usher in the next chapter of this prized, U-shaped counter situated on the top floor of the Bill Voorhees Building. In a room where cooks have nowhere to hide, expect a youthful, frenetic tasting menu that highlights locality, seasonality and preservation with a wide range of ingredients. Smoking and grilling, oils and purees, granitas and powders – the flavors and techniques involved are extensive. Courses are built around an array of stimulating
4.4km
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Locust
Contemporary · ★ Michelin
$$$$
Reservations here are scarce — and for good reason. Laidback, quirky and full of charm, Chef Trevor Moran's compact, Japanese-influenced hotspot is a beehive of energy. There’s a simple elegance and a clear attention to detail in every dish, all designed for sharing. Beef tartare hand rolls, a house classic, always delight. From there, explore seafood like Maine diver scallops with shaved green apple. A Japanese omelet with Jonah crab is simple but spot on. Don't skip dessert. The ever-changing iterations of their kakigori may present a sculpted block of the finest, powdery shaved ice dressed,
4.5km
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St. Vito Focacceria
Sicilian, Pizza · Bib
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Memphis-born but Sicilian to his core, Chef Michael Hanna opened St. Vito’s in the Gulch with one mission in mind: to bring his version of sfincione, a Sicilian street food, to Nashville. It's far from your average slice of pizza. Instead, imagine focaccia studded with fontina and then topped with breadcrumbs and pecorino. It's all on display in the exposed kitchen where you can watch the chefs fold the dough. There are four varieties, such as spicy tomato with burrata or roasted potato cream, and the toppings are generous on this hearty and satisfying treat. A small menu shares several salads
4.0km
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Hattie B’s Hot Chicken
Southern, Regional Cuisine
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Nashville is synonymous with hot chicken and if you want a true taste, head to Hattie B's. It's a pretty simple promise at this family-run concept. Step up to the counter and decide if it's a bones or no bones day with dark or white meat or tenders and sandwiches. Then comes the all-important decision—how hot? Southern kicks it off with no heat and then reaches increasingly hotter in five tiers. Not sure which level you want? Order the tenders with three heat levels in one dish. Sides are classic Southern staples like green beans and pimento mac and cheese, plus fried pickles and loaded fries.
2.8km
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International Market
Thai, Asian Influences
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Patti Myint opened the original iteration of International Market in 1975. In 2022, her children, Anna and Arnold, relaunched the restaurant with two of the original cooks from the original restaurant. You'll still find the original's steam table specials with fried rice and curry offerings at lunch, as well as well-executed Thai classics like phad see ew and drunken noodles alongside newer items from Chef Arnold. In the evenings, it all shifts to a full-service restaurant with a cocktail and wine program. The menu features a bevy of creative Thai dishes ranging from fried trout laab and local
3.8km
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Rolf and Daughters
American Contemporary
$$$
Chef/owner Philip Krajeck's Germantown restaurant lures a well-heeled crowd of locals who flock here for great food, done well. His cooking is earnest and approachable, with a seasonal and contemporary mindset. This is a menu where you'll want everything; luckily, it's all designed for sharing. The house-made pasta program turns out impressive work in plates that speak to the season, from fresh spaghetti tinted green from the inclusion of tomato leaves to a corn agnolotti tucked with sweet corn in a beurre blanc. Main dishes like chicken or pork t-bone lean into the refined comfort appeal. A v
4.1km
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Tailor
Indian
$$$$
Chef Vivek Surti has crafted a showpiece of his Indian heritage and Southern upbringing at this Germantown restaurant. Set in a dramatic space with stylish furniture, bold colors and plush fabrics, it's an inviting space with an open kitchen. Guests are served simultaneously, lending the air of a dinner party. The tasting menu artfully weaves Southern and Indian influences together for an ambitious and inventive meal that might include items like a tomato sandwich with masala onion aioli and barbecued short ribs infused with Indian spices. Finally, the chef’s favorite Gujarati dessert of thick
4.2km
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