White Limozeen: An Ode to Dolly and Funky Design in Nashville

Marc Rose and Med Abrous of LA-based hospitality group Call Mom have brought their trend-setting, creative approach to designing great restaurants to Nashville. The hospitality veterans, longtime friends and NYC natives are behind LA’s most sought-after bars and restaurants, including The Spare Room, an award-winning gaming parlour and cocktail lounge at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel and Genghis Cohen, an LA classic that serves New York City-style Chinese food. The duo is also set to launch a new rooftop at the Graduate Roosevelt Island hotel in New York City.

The Pool Club: Nashville’s Newest Rooftop Playground

The elevator doors open and the pulse of Music City below has somehow evolved into this rooftop oasis — whitewashed with an infinity-edge pool, crisp, white daybeds and skyline views, meet The Pool Club, perched on the 14th floor of the Virgin Nashville Hotel on historic Music Row. Bright red and white striped umbrellas harken a big top tent, a reminder that in this city, always be ready for a show — you can just tell something cool is about to happen here.

Like Its Namesake, Hotel Effie Is Full of Charm

Hotel Effie was thoughtfully designed and created by its owners to welcome all guests of Sandestin Golf and Beach Resort to a new hotel experience - one that exemplifies southern hospitality and exceptional service, wrapped in comfortable luxury that feels like coming home.

Retreat to Covington’s Southern Hotel: Artful, ‘Living Room’ Comfort Amidst Rich History, Culture

The quaint town of Covington lies only 45 minutes north of bustling New Orleans, or a nice two-hour drive from Lafayette. And, yet, it feels a world away. Wetlands turn to pine forests, soil to sand, and the pace becomes slow and easy. It’s an ideal getaway, whether for the weekend or a longer vacation. And the best place to call “home port” is the Southern Hotel in the heart of downtown Covington.

Pontchartrain Hotel: A Refreshing Mix of Old and New

The Pontchartrain Hotel is one of those New Orleans establishments locals appreciate for its quirky beauty just as much as out-of-town travelers do. The impressively restored hotel, originally built in the 1920s, is a getaway for guests to experience New Orleans culture at its finest. “There’s a rich history here at the hotel that many people find romantic,” said General Manager Cody Bertone. “Our Garden District location is a nice break from busier parts of town. We have a lot of loyal, repeat guests, but nothing is better than the reaction of first-time guests when they experience our hospitality firsthand.”