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What You Can Only Do at Dolly's SongTeller Hotel

Dolly Parton's new hotel off Lower Broadway has its own lineup of music, storytelling and Southern hospitality. Here are four surprises you won't find anywhere else, and what to know before you book.

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The front of Dolly Parton's SongTeller Hotel: a giant guitar topped with a purple butterfly rises over the gold marquee, with pink awnings on the windows
Dolly Parton's SongTeller Hotel, 211 Commerce Street.

Dolly Parton's SongTeller Hotel opened Sept. 29 at 211 Commerce Street, steps from Lower Broadway, along with Dolly's Life of Many Colors Museum upstairs. Past the giant guitar out front, the hotel runs a set of experiences it calls SongTeller Originals. A few surprises at Dolly's hotel you won't find anywhere else:

01 · Every hour · The Listening Lobby

9 to 5 Music Moments

At the top of every hour, a song from Dolly's catalog plays through the Listening Lobby and the spaces around it.

02 · Supplies included · The Listening Lobby

It's All Writing Hour

A creative writing and journaling session in the Listening Lobby. The hotel gives you the supplies, and you write your own hit.

Good to know
Writing Hour is part of the hotel's $25 nightly destination fee, which comes with every room booking.
The hotel lobby: pink and red velvet sofas under fringed chandeliers, a large mural of Dolly Parton on the back wall and a singer with a guitar on a small stage by the windows
Inside the hotel, with a singer on the little stage by the front windows.
03 · Twilight · Around the hotel

Sunsets & Sequins Twilight Property Tour

An evening walk through Dolly's place: the first and second floors, the guestroom floor landings, and a sneak peek of her museum.

Good to know
The hotel doesn't post tour times online. Ask the front desk at 615-450-9600.
04 · Bedtime · In your room

Sweet Dreams Turndown Service

A dose of Southern hospitality at bedtime, with sweet and savory treats that change by the day of the week.

Good to know
Nightly turndown is also part of the $25 destination fee.
A SongTeller Hotel lounge with a round, gold-framed portrait of Dolly Parton singing into a vintage microphone and a wall of colored vinyl records A hallway with a pink wall lit with the Dolly Parton's SongTeller sign, a striped floor and a portrait of Dolly with her guitar at the end
05 · Plan your stay · 211 Commerce Street

Before you book

Where
211 Commerce Street, downtown, steps from Lower Broadway.
The rooms
240 rooms and suites. Check-in is at 4 PM and checkout at 11 AM, and you need to be 21 or older to check in.
The museum
Dolly's Life of Many Colors Museum is on the hotel's third floor, with its own tickets at dollyslifeofmanycolors.com.
Good to know
The hotel is still finishing work in a few areas, and it says you may hear some construction noise during your stay.

Ready to go? Book a room at songtellerhotel.com or call 1-877-SONGTELLER. For more hotels around town, see Places to Stay.

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