Nashville Vacation Rentals

Nashville’s culinary wonders explode on your tongue and leave you wanting for nothing (except more!). Let’s start with what the city is known for–Southern fare and BBQ. You certainly can find both in Nashville’s, but the dining scene has grown exponentially over the past few years. Upscale wine bars, cafes with a locally-sourced food focus, and innovative cuisines make Nashville one of the city’s newest gastronomic hubs. Come see how the merger of world flavors and Southern hospitality blend to entice foodies far and wide.

Pack your totes–you’ll fill them up with all of your Nashville finds. Start at The Nations, where boutiques invite you to try on the latest trends or source one-of-a-kind vintage finds. Then head over to The Mall at Green Hills Westwood, Tennessee’s first enclosed mall bustling with high-end retailers. Don’t forget to shop local at the Belle Meade and Sylvan Park Farmers’ Markets where local produce mixes with artisans goods that make the ideal souvenir for your Nashville getaway.

To be clear—when you’re in Nashville, the music drips from almost every street in the city. OK, so while that may be an exaggeration, it’s only a slight one. West Meade, The Nations, and Edgehill Village all house venues where up-and-coming acts pick up a guitar and transport you to music heaven with everything from blues to country to alternative. Of course when you’re in town, you need to hit the trio of country music legend: the Grand Ole Opry, Ryman Auditorium, and The Bluebird Cafe.

Music isn’t the only art form in town. Walk the galleries at The Frist Art Museum and encounter a space inhabiting Nashville’s main post office–an art installation itself. This space hosts rotating exhibitions showcasing sculpture, photography, and paintings. Be sure to check out workshops and special programs while you’re in town.

This Greek Revival stunner lures you in with soaring columns that seemingly graze the blue Nashville sky. Take the Mansion Tour where you will learn about multiple elements comprising the site’s history–its beginnings as a plantation, its connection to thoroughbred horse racing, and its testament to the site’s enslaved people. Tours take visitors through the layers of history and visitors older than 21 can finish the tour at Belle Meade’s wine tasting room. Self-guided tours also allow you to set the pace as you wander through this Nashville landmark.

Are we still in the city, you might ask yourself, when you see the green space blanketing Nashville. This area of the city bursts with parks that offer a breather from the pace of city life. Actually, you might ask yourself if you’re in Greece when you see the Centennial Park’s Parthenon. Come explore this impressive piece of architecture and stroll the shores of Lake Watauga or get lost in the park’s gardens. This is a Nashville bucket list stop.

Step out into Nashville’s streets on any given day and see the throngs of visitors flocking to the bars and clubs to catch live music and kick back. Matching Nashville’s vibrance are the variety of lenses to explore Music City. Take on the city at your own pace with the Nashville Hop-On-Hop-Off Trolley Tours hitting 13 key stops. Bus tours keep you comfortable as you ride past music Meccas like the Ryman Auditorium and Music Row. Double Decker bus tours, party bus tours, and food tours mean there’s an excursion for every taste. By bus, foot, or bike, Music City tours excite.

Step onto the greens of McCabe Golf Course and tee off at one of the three, 9-hole courses with tree-lined fairways that test your game. This public course on Nashville’s west side suits all skill levels and also features a putting and chipping area, and driving range to perfect your swing.

Michael Steinkirchner is the General Manager and is a Nashville-area native, having grown up working in the hospitality industry prior to serving in the U.S. Marine Corps. After his military service, Michael’s time in corporate recruiting and headhunting led him back into hospitality in the infancy of short-term rentals. Michael’s successful career in the short-term rental space includes significant operations and senior leadership experience in the Nashville area.  Michael also is active in advocacy for short term rental owners and fostering cooperation between community and industry stakeholders at a local and legislative level. In 2020, Michael became a living kidney donor to a Metro-Nashville police officer and shares his experience to encourage others in considering the positive impact of giving the gift of life.

Meet Nichole Morrison, the Operations Manager for SkyRun Vacation Rental serving West Nashville! With an impressive 25 years of experience in sales and operational management, Nichole has successfully led start-ups and worked in the corporate world. Beyond her professional achievements, Nichole is an active community builder and a natural leader in all her interactions. We’re thrilled to have her on board, bringing her expertise to SkyRun West Nashville and providing exceptional service to our valued guests and homeowners.