The Nash rooftop pool
Open-air in season, rooftop skyline views, hotel guests only
No. 14 of 17 on our Nashville rooftop pools list, in Urban Residents.
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- Who can swim
- Hotel guests only
- Day pass
- No
- Heated
- Not published
- Season
- Seasonal; exact open dates not stated
Choose The Nash if you're staying and want an open-air rooftop pool with cabanas to rent. Non-guests can't swim, and the hotel doesn't state its opening dates, so confirm before you book.
The pool
The pool is open-air on the hotel's rooftop at 230 4th Ave N, with skyline views of Nashville. There are pool chairs and day beds, plus a rooftop lounge. It's seasonal and the opening dates aren't published.
Our take
The Nash and Drury Plaza are the two guests-only pools on our list. Drury has an indoor section and posted hours. The Nash is fully open-air, so it follows the weather, and the best three months to swim in Nashville are June to August.
No lounger or day bed can be reserved, so both go to whoever arrives first. For a guaranteed spot, the hotel rents poolside cabanas. It doesn't publish the floor, hours or heating.
Good to know
- Open-air pool on the rooftop, skyline views
- Cabanas available to rent
- Rooftop lounge with poolside cocktails
The catches
- Guests only, non-guests can't swim
- Seasonal, with no opening dates published
- Loungers can't be reserved
Best forGuests who want an open-air skyline deck with a cocktail and a rentable cabana.
Skip it ifYou need a day pass or a pool for the cooler months.
Getting in
Hotel guests only. The hotel states that non-guests cannot use the pool, and we found no day pass.
No reservations are taken for pool chairs or day beds. Cabanas are the one thing you can pay extra to secure.
Tips
- Go early on a summer day to get a day bed, since reservations aren't taken.
- Rent a cabana for CMA Fest week (Thursday, June 10 through Sunday, June 13, 2027), when downtown fills up.
Before you go. Ask the hotel for its opening dates. All it publishes is that the pool is seasonal.
Pool facts and where they come from
Facts marked "unconfirmed" come from a travel guide or booking site, not from the hotel. Check them with the hotel before you plan around them.
| Where the pool is | Rooftop (hotel says rooftop; one ranking page says 4th floor) Source: the hotel's website |
|---|---|
| Pool type | Open-air rooftop pool Source: the hotel's website |
| Who can swim | Hotel guests only; non-guests cannot use the pool Source: the hotel's website |
| Season | Seasonal; exact open dates not stated Source: the hotel's website |
| Loungers and shade | Pool chairs and day beds, first come first serve; no reservations Source: the hotel's website |
| The view | Sweeping Nashville skyline views Source: the hotel's website |
| Rooftop bar | Rooftop lounge with skyline views, part of on-site dining Source: the hotel's website |
| Heated | Not published by the hotel |
Location and contact
| Address | 230 4th Ave N, Nashville, TN 37219Open in Google Maps |
|---|---|
| Area | Urban Residents |
| Pool level | 4th floor |
| Hotel class | 5 stars |
| Google rating | 4.5 from 1,660 reviews Ratings are for the whole hotel, not just the pool. |
| Phone | +1615-782-7100 |
| Website | opalcollection.com |
The Nash pool: questions people ask
Can non-guests swim at The Nash?
No. Only hotel guests can use the pool.
Is The Nash's pool open in winter?
Probably not. The hotel calls it seasonal and doesn't publish opening dates, so ask before booking.
Can I reserve a lounger?
No. Chairs and day beds go to whoever arrives first, and only cabanas can be rented.
Can I get a drink by the pool?
Yes. A rooftop lounge with skyline views is part of the hotel's dining, and the hotel describes poolside cocktails.