You're on the rooftop at golden hour — Nashville skyline glowing, fire table lit, putting green underfoot, your crew laughing around the bar. Downstairs: a real recording studio. A custom game room. A wall of vintage guitars. Tomorrow, Broadway is ten minutes away. Tonight, you're at Hard Rock Hideaway — the only music-themed townhouse in East Nashville where twelve people each get their own floor, their own room, and their own slice of Music City.
This guidebook covers everything you need: the door code window, the parking play, which honky-tonk has the best afternoon band, where the locals actually eat brunch. Tap any section to expand it — the bottom bar follows you everywhere.
Check-in is 4:00 PM via smart-lock keypad. Your unique code arrives 24 hours before arrival and changes after every guest, so it's yours alone for the stay.
Need an earlier check-in? Just text — the calendar usually lets us flex by an hour or two. We'll confirm.
Check-out is 10:00 AM. Run the dishwasher once if you used it, drop trash bags by the bins out front, leave the keys on the kitchen counter. Lock the door behind you — the smart lock will reset itself.
Late check-out? Text us the day before — sometimes we can extend an hour or two depending on the calendar.
You've got two free parking options — no permits, no fees, no charges.
Heads up: the ground-floor garage is built out as the game room — there's no vehicle parking inside the garage itself.
NO parking in front of the dumpsters. Anything blocking the dumpster or impeding traffic will be towed at the owner's expense, along with a fine — not us being grumpy, just keeping pickup days unblocked.
One more local truth: the Nashville area is a hot spot for petty vehicle break-ins. Don't leave valuables in your car overnight — even a phone charger in plain sight can be enough. We send a pre-arrival reminder about this too.
Network: 1137 Harmony
Password: hardrock
You can also tap the WiFi icon in the bottom nav anytime to pull these up — they're saved in the in-app modal so you don't have to dig.
All TVs are smart TVs (75" in the primary living room, 65" in the game room, plus a smart TV in every bedroom) — they all run on this same WiFi. Sign in to your own streaming accounts and they'll log you out after your stay.
The short version of the rules — the longer warm-but-firm version went out with your booking confirmation. We trust you to enjoy the place; these are the few things we have to be explicit about.
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Unauthorized Pets
Bringing any unauthorized pet or animal onto the property is strictly prohibited. Any violation results in a $500 non-refundable fine, plus responsibility for all related damages, extra cleaning, odor removal, flea/pest treatment, and any additional costs incurred by the host or property owner. ESA welcome with prior notice — just tell us ahead of time.
If we can be of any further assistance or you need anything during your stay, please don't hesitate to contact us. — Hard Rock Hideaway · (469) 844-1989 · [email protected]
2,759 square feet, four levels, end-unit privacy. Twelve guests, four bedrooms, four full ensuite baths. The house unfolds floor by floor — game room on the ground level, social hub on the second, bedrooms on the third, rooftop on top.
Full chef's kitchen on the second floor — Electrolux stainless gas stove, oven, dishwasher, full-size fridge plus a mini fridge for drinks, microwave, toaster, blender. Granite island, full dinnerware and silverware for twelve, wine glasses, dining table for eight under a crystal chandelier.
Cooking basics (oil, salt, pepper, foil) are stocked. Complimentary coffee for the drip maker is in the cabinet. Trash and recycling go in the bins out front — pickup is twice a week.
Four bedrooms spread across three floors — no everyone-on-one-hallway setup, real privacy.
Premium linens, extra pillows and blankets, hangers, and clothing storage in every room.
The entire ground-floor garage was converted into a 400-square-foot game room — ping-pong, foosball, poker table, 65" smart TV, full dry bar with beverage fridge. The Hard Rock Hideaway signature mural greets you at the entrance.
The vintage guitars on the walls are decor, not playable instruments. Beautiful, expensive, please don't pull them off the wall. Photograph all you want.
If a paddle breaks or a foosball rod gets wonky — text us. No penalty, no fee. We just want to know so we can fix it before the next guest arrives.
The studio is a sound-isolated room ready to record — pro photo / video / podcast capable. Doubles as a dedicated workspace if you're here for a creative retreat.
In-house: guitars, a mic, some light equipment, and a speaker — enough to plug in and lay something down. Bring your own audio interface and the rest of your gear (drums, keys, full pro rig, etc.). The walls and the isolation are the offering; the rest of the kit is on you.
Two living rooms on the second floor — primary with a 75" smart TV and electric fireplace, secondary with bold art, more vintage guitars, two futon couches. 65" smart TV in the game room downstairs.
The indoor electric fireplace runs on a wall switch — flip it on for ambiance, flip it off when you leave the room. No flames, no wood, no risk.
The rooftop is the headline. Built-in bar (no ice maker — bring or buy ice day-of), gas fire table that throws real heat for the late-night gather, putting green, string lights, outdoor dining table for eight, cornhole for the friendly trash talk, sun loungers for the daytime crowd, unobstructed downtown Nashville skyline.
Rooftop safety: the perimeter has decorative railings, not pool-fence railings. No climbing or sitting on the railings — especially after a few drinks. Anyone under 12 needs an adult with them. Light driver swings on the putting green only (no full swings).
Fire feature: the gas fire table works off a knob — turn it on when you want it, always make sure the fire is fully out before heading inside. Bucket and hose are nearby if you need them. (It's the only fire feature on the property — no other open flames anywhere.)
Dedicated workspace in the recording studio room. WiFi throughout — tap the WiFi icon in the bottom nav for network and password.
In-unit washer + dryer, free. Detergent pods are under the sink. Please don't overload — one large or two small loads per cycle.
Iron + ironing board in the closet. Towels and sheets stay for housekeeping unless you're staying long enough to want them refreshed — text us if so.
Twenty-five hand-picked spots — five live music venues, five East Nashville restaurants, five coffee shops, five Broadway honky-tonks, five group activities. Tap a category to jump.
The Mother Church of Country Music — built in 1892, the most storied stage in Nashville and former home of the Grand Ole Opry.
The longest-running live radio broadcast in U.S. history — country music's biggest names play this stage every week, year-round.
Tiny 90-seat songwriter listening room in Green Hills where Garth Brooks, Taylor Swift, and Faith Hill got discovered. Strict no-talking rule during sets.
Legendary 500-cap Elliston Place rock club — R.E.M., Red Hot Chili Peppers, and Jason Isbell have all played the small stage here.
East Nashville's best mid-size indie venue — rebuilt after the 2020 tornado, now hosting touring acts plus the city's strongest local nights.
East Nashville's cult-favorite taqueria — started as a food truck, now a counter-service institution. Chicken tortilla soup and elote are non-negotiables.
Nashville hot chicken done right — six heat levels from Southern (no heat) to Shut The Cluck Up!!! Sides are bonafide stars in their own right.
Mediterranean-leaning small plates with a phenomenal whipped feta, hand-pulled labneh, and a wine list deep enough to keep a sommelier busy for hours.
Wood-fired Italian-American neighborhood restaurant in Lockeland Springs — the kind of place that becomes your standing reservation if you stay long enough.
Wood-fired pizza and rotating small plates from local farms — the East Nashville neighborhood hit that holds its own against any white-tablecloth spot. Cozy bar, wood-fired oven on display, list-driven natural-wine program.
Flagship East Nashville roaster — meticulously sourced beans, motorcycle-shop ambiance, and pour-overs that take their time on purpose.
Tennessee's first coffee house — fair-trade beans, vintage couches, and the patio where half of East Nashville quietly writes its next song.
All-day cafe with a serious food menu — espresso program, made-from-scratch pastries, and a brunch lineup that gives the trendy spots a run.
Cult-favorite 100-layer donuts that take three days to make — laminated dough, flavor rotations like maple-glazed bourbon-bacon and chocolate sea salt.
Specialty roastery focused on direct-trade single origins — sleek minimalist room, manual brews to order, and a barista crew that competes at nationals.
The most famous honky-tonk on Broadway — purple-painted exterior, three floors of live music daily from 10 AM to 3 AM, no cover ever.
Old-school traditional country honky-tonk — no Top 40, no DJs, no apologies. The fried bologna sandwich is the official Broadway hangover cure.
Four floors of live music — separate bands on each level, rooftop with Broadway views, and a kitchen that stays open late.
Owned by Alan Jackson — three floors of honky-tonk, a top-floor songwriter room, and the rare Broadway venue locals actually drink at.
Blake Shelton's five-story honky-tonk and restaurant — rooftop with views, live country on every floor, kitchen better than Broadway average.
Adult arcade and duckpin bowling in The Gulch — pinball machines, foosball, patio with corn hole, and a serious craft cocktail program.
The Smithsonian-quality temple to country music history — Patsy Cline's wardrobe, Elvis's gold Cadillac, and rotating exhibits curated by working musicians.
Three-level driving range with heated bays, full food and drink service, and microchipped balls that score every shot — works for any skill level.
Hands-on science museum with a planetarium dome, a six-story climbing tower, and rotating exhibits that work just as well for adults as for kids.
132-acre park with a full-scale Parthenon replica housing a 42-foot statue of Athena — open green space, walking trails, and an art museum inside the columns.
1137 Harmony Way, Nashville, TN 37207 — East Nashville's Cleveland Park, five-minute walk to Five Points, ten to twelve minutes to Broadway.
We're a text away — Michelle & Justin, your hosts. Restaurant recommendations, a missing remote, a Wi-Fi hiccup, anything urgent. Real humans on this end; usually within 15 minutes during the day.
Welcome to Hard Rock Hideaway. Use the house hard, leave it like you found it, and ping us if anything is off — we genuinely want you to have the trip you came for. If we can be of any further assistance or you need anything during your stay, please don't hesitate to contact us.
— Hard Rock Hideaway · (469) 844-1989 · [email protected]