Room 711 Said to be home to The Union Station's resident ghost, Abigail, Room 711 is a tribute to her spirit and features a unique design, occasionally unexplained phenomena, and views of the railroad tracks below, where she met her untimely demise while mourning her lost love who was killed in battle during World War II. Although Abigail is a benevolent specter, guests staying in Room 711 have reported spooky experiences like strange noises, plunges in temperature, and flickering lights.

Living Area Of Train Station Suite Station Suites at The Union Station Nashville Yards come with a comfortably appointed living area, which boasts a modern-meets-industrial design befitting the hotel's heritage as a former train station.

King-sized Guestroom With Extra-High Ceilings No two guestrooms at The Union Station Nashville Yards are alike, with some offering extra-special touches like soaring 18-foot ceilings or garden terraces.

Boutique Queen Guestroom In addition to a luxurious queen-size bed, Boutique Queen rooms also feature modern decor like a handsome wood-paneled feature wall, a sleek chaise overlooking Nashville, and a desk area.

Sitting Area In Deluxe Two Queen Beds Guestroom Deluxe Two Queen Beds rooms come with a swanky seating area, complete with modern artwork and a leather sofa, ideal for unwinding at the end of a busy day.

Deluxe Two Double Beds Guestroom Perfect for a pair of friends, a young family, or a business traveler wanting a bit more space, what Deluxe Two Double Beds guestrooms lack in mattress space, they more than make up for with their unique style and excellent views.

Bar Area Looking to unwind after a busy day of sightseeing or business meetings? Relax with a cocktail, beer, or glass of wine at the bar in The Union Station Nashville Yards.

Carter's Refuel after a day exploring Music City with something tasty from Carter's, which oozes modern sophistication with a Southern edge and offers everything from shareable plates and smoked specialties to locally sourced spirits.

Ornate Arched Coffered Ceiling With Chandeliers Rounded arches like this ornamented coffered ceiling at The Union Station Nashville Yards are one of the hallmarks of Romanesque Revival architecture. Glittering crystal chandeliers add an additional touch of elegance.

Exterior Aerial View With its stately towers and turrets, dignified arches, and a clock tower featuring a statue of Mercury, the Roman god of travelers, The Union Station has been a Nashville icon since 1900.

Interior Foyer And Hallway Dramatic architectural elements like archways, handsome coffered ceilings, and intricately tiled floors add a sense of heritage to The Union Station Nashville Yards.

Guitar-themed Artwork In A Hotel Seating Area Country music is at the heart of Nashville, earning it the nickname Music City. Musically inspired art pieces are a nod to that history.

Lobby With Lounge And Chandeliers Head to the upper floor overlooking the lobby for a bird's-eye view of this grand gathering place.

Interior Lobby Bar Unwind with a tipple or two beneath the hotel's barrel-vaulted ceiling at The Union Station Nashville Yards' lobby bar.

Lobby With Wire Horse Sculpture Unique artwork throughout The Union Station Nashville Yards adds an element of whimsy to this historic, Romanesque Revival-style setting.

Railway Sign In A Hotel Stairwell In a nod to the hotel's train station heritage, a railway sign hangs in one of its stairwells with arrival and departure information for the Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company and the Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway.

Railway Sign In A Hotel Stairwell Originally a train station, The Union Station Nashville Yards has retained much of its original Romanesque Revival-style architectural elements, including grand archways, coffered ceilings, and stately pillars.

Lobby Front Desk Elegant marble offset with rich dark woods and luxe velvets near the front desk set the tone for this train station-turned-boutique hotel.

Stone Archway Leading Into Lobby An enveloping stone archway and elaborate floor tiles make for a fittingly grandiose entrance into the hotel's lobby.

Sofa With Two Abstract Paintings Comfortable seating and colorful art pieces abound throughout The Union Station Nashville Yards, creating an atmosphere that feels creative and modern while still maintaining a sense of history.

Historical Image Of Exterior Aerial View The imposing Gothic facade of Union Station has towered over the streets of Nashville for more than 120 years.

Historical Image Of Exterior Street View Before transforming into a luxury boutique hotel, Nashville's Union Station served as a bustling railway hub for passenger trains from 1900 until 1979.

The Loft Located on the fourth floor of the hotel, The Loft is an executive boardroom both interior and exterior views, offering stunning views of the Grand Lobby and abundant natural light.

Dixie Flyer Named for one of the South's premier passenger trains, the historic Dixie Flyer room boasts gorgeous stained glass, dazzling chandeliers, and enough space for up to 200 guests.

Wedding Reception Seating With its graceful arched windows, stone-clad walls, and over a century of history, The Union Station Nashville Yards is the perfect place for a timeless love story to begin.