Dolly Parton’s Nashville hotel and museum project, developed with Herschend and Dolly Parton Productions, is set to open on September 29, shortly after the passing of the iconic “Queen of Country.” The SongTeller Hotel and Dolly’s Life of Many Colors Museum celebrate her music, life, and love for Nashville, located near the city’s vibrant entertainment district.
SongTeller Hotel
The SongTeller Hotel features:
- 245 rooms and suites, each infused with references to Parton’s music and Southern charm.
- Unique room categories, like the Acoustic Suites and Six Sisters Suites, reflecting personal connections to her songs and family.
- Two entertainment venues:
- Jolene’s: a rooftop bar showcasing local talent.
- Parton’s Live: focusing on Nashville’s songwriting culture.
Dolly’s Life of Many Colors Museum
Spanning over 1,860 square meters, the museum:
- Begins with a reconstruction of Parton’s childhood cabin.
- Chronicles her journey through personal stories, multimedia exhibits, and artifacts.
- Includes guided footage of Parton herself.
Dolly Parton’s Legacy
With a career spanning seven decades, Parton sold over 100 million records and is known for hits like “Jolene” and “9 to 5.” She is a multifaceted icon, recognized as an actress, philanthropist, and business mogul. Notably, she founded Dollywood, a major tourist attraction in Tennessee.
Honoring Dolly Parton
In recognition of her contributions, Tennessee’s governor, Bill Lee, has proposed renaming Nashville International Airport after her, celebrating her enduring legacy within the state.
