Solo in the Music City: Where Work Meets Escape in Nashville
Whether you're a remote worker looking for a fresh scene or a solo adventurer craving a little Southern soul, Nashville offers the perfect blend of productivity and play. With cozy coffee shops, inspiring music, and warm Tennessee hospitality, it’s a city that welcomes solo travelers with open arms—and lets you write your own story, whether you're here for business, escape, or a little of both.
So grab your laptop and your sense of curiosity—here’s how to make the most of your solo stay in Nashville.
Day 1: Set the Vibe Downtown
Start your trip by soaking up the energy on Broadway. Sure, it's touristy, but there's something exhilarating about live music pouring out of every bar, day or night. It’s the kind of energy that reminds you why you came—to feel something different.
Morning tip for workers: Head to Frothy Monkey (12South or Downtown) for a solid cup of coffee, strong Wi-Fi, and a table that makes remote work feel like a treat.
Afternoon? Take a lunch break at Assembly Food Hall, where you can grab whatever you’re craving and maybe even catch a midday music set. Then log a few more hours of work from a rooftop patio or nearby co-working space like WeWork East Nashville.

As the sun sets, close your laptop and cross the John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge for skyline views that’ll clear your head.
Day 2: Work, Wander, Repeat
Looking for your morning grind spot? Grab a coffee at Honest Coffee Roasters — they’ve got a location downtown and another at L&L Market. The L&L one is especially cool since it’s right next to Collective615, a coworking space with day passes — perfect if you want to get some work done after your caffeine fix.
Once you've hit your productivity goals, it's time to explore. The Country Music Hall of Fame offers a deeper dive into Nashville’s soul. Even if you're not a country fan, the storytelling here is top-tier—and a reminder of how powerful passion + persistence can be (a little motivational boost, anyone?).
Lunch: Biscuit Love (The Gulch) because you deserve a Southern-style biscuit sandwich after a productive morning.
Spend your late afternoon exploring
12South, a charming walkable neighborhood filled with street art, stylish shops, and laid-back locals. Grab a coffee and a fresh pastry from the counter at
The Buttermilk Ranch and let the day slow down.
Solo Travel Vibes: Why Nashville Works
- Friendly locals – It’s one of the easiest cities to strike up a conversation in.
- Live music – Never a dull moment, even when you're out solo.
- Safe and walkable – Especially in areas like The Gulch, 12South, and East Nashville.
- Creative energy – Music, art, food... inspiration is everywhere.
Wrap-Up: Your Nashville Moment
A solo trip doesn’t mean you’re going it alone—it means you’re choosing your own pace. With Hallson Hospitality as your home base, you’ve got everything you need to work hard, explore freely, and leave feeling recharged and inspired.
For those looking for a comfortable, flexible place to stay, Kay's Lofts offers a great blend of convenience and style. Whether it’s a weekend getaway or an extended business trip, the modern apartments are designed to make you feel at home with:
- A prime location
- One- and two-bedroom options
- Fully equipped kitchens
- Space suited for both business and leisure
The entire hotel is also available for group bookings, making it a smart choice for special events or team retreats.
Whether you’re here with your laptop, your journal, or just a carry-on and a good playlist, Nashville is ready to welcome you. Come for work, stay for the vibe—and leave with stories worth telling.
