Real estate developer Turnberry is set to develop and operate The St. Regis Nashville and The Residences at The St. Regis Nashville. The new property is being designed by architect Morris Adjmi. It will have interiors by the design boutique Meyer Davis, whose principals hail from Nashville, and internationally established Smallwood, Reynolds, Stewart, Stewart will serve as the architect of record.
The 740,000-square-foot building will have 39 floors, with 177 hotel guestrooms and 111 residences. The development will have a fine-dining restaurant, a lobby bar, a three-meal restaurant, a full-service spa and two amenity decks—one for hotel guests and one for residents.
"We are thrilled to bring the iconic legacy of the St. Regis brand to downtown Nashville and honored to continue our trusted collaboration with Marriott International in delivering luxury experiences in Nashville," Turnberry Chairman and CEO Jackie Soffer said in a statement. "Nashville is a thriving market where demand for luxury experiences and destination hotels has only grown over the past 25 years since Turnberry has developed and operated here."
The project is currently anticipated to break ground in 2025 adjacent to the JW Marriott Nashville, which is also developed, owned and operated by Turnberry. Turnberry has had a presence in Nashville since 1999 with the Hilton Downtown and Union Station Hotel. In 2018, Turnberry delivered Nashville's first luxury hotel with the JW Marriott.
"We are tremendously excited about the development of The St. Regis Nashville and The Residences at The St. Regis Nashville," said Sheila Farahpour, VP of luxury brands & mixed-use development at Marriott International. "This project is poised to distinguish itself with its attention to detail and service. Under Turnberry's management, it will represent a perfect blend of Southern charm and world-class luxury. We are happy to have found a collaborator like Turnberry to create something special for this market."