Our hotel is built on a legacy steeped in the tradition of the written word, as well as a heritage built by spreading news throughout the world. Nashville’s printing history is as rooted in its story as music clubs and dance halls. The Printing House celebrates the city’s centuries-old tradition through an architectural homage to community, connection, and culture. The Printing House looms over the city skyline yet cements itself in the vibrancy of downtown Nashville. Its iconic address at Third Avenue and Peabody Street sits just four blocks from historic Broadway, the bustling strip filled with honky tonk bars, restaurants, and shops. Our hotel is also walking distance from Printer's Alley - the original home of the printing business dating back to the 19th century that’s now the city’s nightlife hub. At The Printing House, the legacy of Nashville printing, pervades every design detail. A logo in the form of a block P - inspired by the original letterpress font - engages each touchpoint, from the stamped shape jutting out along the exterior cement facade, to the menu offerings at the cafe. At The Printing House, Nashville’s history is uncovered at every turn.