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Our 33rd Readers’ Choice Awards represent the first time that you, the voters, made your picks when almost no one was traveling. So the names in this year’s edition are the ones that brought you comfort, that you still connected with long afterward, that got you through the months without travel. These are the enduring gems that can withstand the test of time and the vicissitudes of circumstances.
>Luxurious and glitzy details are fusing together with minimalistic and timeless decor for this classic, yet modern New Years Eve wedding inspiration at Noelle that’s about to turn some heads.
Read More >Line dancing in cowboy boots, throwing back pints in boisterous honky tonks, and listening to the next big country music stars before they're discovered all put Nashville on the map as a top US vacation destination.
Read More >Condé Nast Traveler readers rate their top hotels in The American South, outside of Charleston, S.C. Noelle is featured as #3.
Read More >In almost every corner of the hospitality industry, there's a tap system designed to cut back on waste. Noelle gives guests the choice of sparkling, ambient, or chilled filtered water on each floor.
Read More >Just a few blocks from the neon lights of Lower Broadway, a stretch of downtown Nashville has become boutique hotel central — and the Noelle is the most glamorous of the lot.
Read More >Best Rooftop Bar: Rare Bird Best Hotel: Noelle Best Store Curator: Libby Callaway for Keep Shop Best Custom Hotel Publication: The Line Best Boutique Hotel: Noelle Best Non Gallery for Local Art: Noelle’s portrait project curated by Bryce McCloud
Read More >Readers of Condé Nast Traveler voted Noelle in the top 10 hotels in Nashville, America's country music capital.
Read More >Nashville is a town of great ensembles, session players and songwriters, a magnet for musicians who come to tap the deep well of local talent. Noelle took a similar approach when reinventing this Art Deco grande dame, which originally opened as a hotel in 1930.
Read More >One of downtown Nashville’s first luxury properties, Noel Place is now owned by Rockbridge and operated by MAKEREADY, who tapped Nashville’s creative community to infuse what makes this city unique into all aspects of Noelle.
Read More >Southerners know how to build a fine hotel—hospitality is a duty in these parts, after all. Noelle is Nashville’s newest Art Deco darling. The property infuses local charm with luxury around each turn: original brass hardware, soft blush Tennessee granite walls, and geometric patterns carved into the guest room’s wooden ceilings.
Read More >Take a look inside Noelle's Makeready Libations & Liberation. Check out Drug Store Coffee and lobby bar Trade Room, too.
Read More >One new Printers Alley hotel in particular is doing its best to pay respect to the area’s history while also looking thoughtfully toward Music City’s next act. The recently opened 224-room Noelle restores an aging office building to its art-deco beginning as the old Noel Place hotel, which welcomed guests from 1930 to 1972.
Read More >If cowboy boots and country music are still the first things that come to mind when you think of Nashville, then it’s time to get reacquainted with the exemplar of the New South. Long known as a bastion of Dixie culture, the city has shed its provincial stigma over the last decade and in the process emerged as one of the country’s most captivating urban centers.
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