An Urban Bed and Breakfast
in Historic Edgefield 10 minutes from Downtown

Set in Nashville's premier historic district, East Park Inn Bed and Breakfast has 120-year-old charm matched with sophisticated convenience and comfort. Nestled near the heart of the bustling city of Nashville, this bed and breakfast offers southern hospitality and a well-appointed escape from the day-to-day grind.

Twelve-foot ceilings and heart-of-pine floors establish the ambiance of East Park Inn. Rooms are made magical with art and antiques collected by world traveler Brooks Parker, a host who likes to make his guests feel at home with thoughtful amenities and relaxing furnishings.

Favorite spots for guests include the parlor with a working fireplace, the dining room with its turn-of-the-century bronze and crystal chandelier, and the lover's porch, a private setting in the garden just outside the Library Suite. The two suites, spacious and beautiful, are a direct reflection of the host's attention to detail. Luxury linens, feather beds, and a down comforter and duvet top each bed, offering a good night's sleep to prepare you for the hearty but healthy gourmet breakfast to follow the next morning in the dining room.

Start your day with the inn's menu, designed by gourmet cook and cookbook author Daisy King. Afternoon refreshments are available to tame your appetite before dinner plans. You can savor a glass of wine or tea while enjoying the Nashville skyline, or nibble on some fruit and cheese in the company of fellow guests in the parlor, library, or, weather permitting, the beautiful terraced English gardens.

Whether you are relaxing indoors or capturing the spirit of the city, East Park Inn is an inviting urban getaway. You will like its style of hospitality!

The city of Nashville, home to the Tennessee Titans, surprises many people with its diversity of things to see and do.

Catch a football game at Titan Coliseum and enjoy a post-game party at a nearby Cajun cafe. Choose between a gourmet dinner at famed Cafe Margot or the East Park Cafe one night and live music at The Family Wash the next.

You can always cross the river to shop and dine on Historic Second Avenue, complete with sports bars, gift shops, and animated nightlife.

You're just a short ride from the Performing Arts Center, the Frist Museum, the Hard Rock cafe, Eddie George's Sports Bar and Grill, and the University area.