Inside Underwood Manor Nashville, TN: A Full Property Tour
- Chase Gillmore

- Jul 15
- 12 min read

Underwood Manor Nashville, TN is the 3-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom rustic modern farmhouse in North Nashville I keep pointing bachelorette planners and girls trip organizers toward when they need a house, not just a hotel room, for 8 to 10 people. Underwood Manor sleeps up to 10 guests across 7 beds, with a 7-person hot tub, a converted-garage speakeasy game room, and a smokeless fire pit in a private fenced backyard, roughly 5 minutes from downtown Nashville and 7 to 9 minutes from Broadway.
Capacity: Underwood Manor is a 3-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom house with 7 total beds, sleeping up to 10 guests, though house rules cap indoor gatherings at 6 non-registered guests to keep noise in check.
Signature amenities: a 7-person hot tub, a speakeasy-style game room with an 8-foot slate pool table, and a backyard SoloStove smokeless fire pit with unlimited firewood.
Location: approximately 2.3 miles and 7 to 9 minutes by car from Lower Broadway, and about 3 minutes from the Parthenon at Centennial Park.
Direct booking advantage: booking through underwoodmanor.com/book instead of a third-party platform saves a group up to 15% in service fees.
Guest record: Underwood Manor has earned 163 consecutive five-star reviews and ranks in the top 5% of Nashville short-term rentals.
2026 market context: Nashville short-term rentals averaged a $313 daily rate and 59.7% occupancy in April 2026, according to StaySTRA, meaning well-reviewed group rentals with private amenities book up fastest during peak season.
Most guides describing Nashville group rentals stop at "hot tub, close to downtown, sleeps 10." That's table stakes now. The distinction that actually matters for a bachelorette planner or a girls trip organizer comparing a dozen open browser tabs is what happens once the group is inside the house at 11 p.m. and doesn't want to Uber back to Broadway again. That's where Underwood Manor separates itself, and I want to walk you through it room by room instead of handing you another bullet list.
I've toured a lot of Nashville rentals that photograph well and fall flat once the novelty wears off on night two. Underwood Manor was built around the opposite problem: what does a group of 8 to 10 people actually do at 9 p.m. on a Friday when nobody wants to put shoes back on? In 2026, that question matters more than ever, since Vrbo and Airbnb inventory in Nashville has grown dense enough that photos alone no longer differentiate a listing.
What Makes Underwood Manor Different From Other Nashville Group Rentals?
Underwood Manor is a rustic modern farmhouse that pairs original hardwood floors and exposed wooden beams with a fully enclosed, purpose-built entertainment layout: a speakeasy game room called The Space, a private backyard hot tub and fire pit setup, and three distinct bedroom styles under one roof. The combination of an indoor game room and a private, fenced backyard is what most nearby listings lack.
Specifically, I renovated a converted garage into what's now the Speakeasy Game Room, a dark, moody space rather than a garage-with-a-TV afterthought. That's a meaningful difference. A lot of Nashville rentals near downtown Nashville vacation rental corridors advertise a "game room" that's really a folding table and a dartboard bolted to drywall. The Speakeasy Game Room at Underwood Manor has crystal chandelier lighting, a custom whiskey barrel bar, and an 8-foot slate pool table, the kind of room that photographs like a private members club, not a garage conversion.
As a result, your group doesn't need to leave the house to have a genuinely good night. That matters most for bachelorette parties managing a tired crew on night two, when nobody wants another Broadway crawl but everybody still wants music, drinks, and something to do with their hands. Reviewer Darcie called the Speakeasy Game Room's offerings "nostalgic games" and the hot tub "phenomenal," and Megan's four-night bachelorette stay review noted the beds "were not squeaky or super hard at all," a detail that matters more to sleep-deprived groups than any amenity list.
How Many People Can Underwood Manor Sleep, and What's the Room Layout?
Underwood Manor sleeps up to 10 guests across 3 bedrooms plus a queen pull-out sofa in the living room, totaling 7 beds. The house has 2.5 bathrooms: a private en-suite off the master, a shared jack-and-jill bathroom for the two additional bedrooms, and a half bath.
The master suite is the room every reviewer mentions first, and it's easy to see why. It has a king-sized Saatva Loom and Leaf mattress, light-minimizing curtains, a walk-in closet, two vanity mirrors with stools, and private balcony access. The en-suite bathroom includes a walk-in rainfall shower with dual shower heads and dual sinks. Book this room and you're almost always the one who organized the trip.
Bedroom 2 has a queen Purple Brand mattress plus a new trundle twin XL pull-out, high vaulted ceilings, and a full-length mirror. Bedroom 3, the "bunk room," pairs a twin XL over a queen Purple Brand mattress with a vanity table that doubles as a dedicated workspace, useful if your corporate retreat group needs someone to answer email before the fire pit starts.
The living room itself sleeps 2 more via an L-shaped sofa that converts to a queen pull-out bed, positioned in front of a 65-inch Vizio Smart TV with Chromecast and a vinyl record player stocked with Zach Bryan's American Heartbreak and a country greatest hits collection.

Room | Bed Configuration | Sleeps | Notable Detail |
Master Suite | King Saatva Loom and Leaf | 2 to 3 | Private balcony, walk-in rainfall shower, dual sinks |
Bedroom 2 | Queen Purple Brand + twin XL trundle | 3 | Vaulted ceilings, shared jack-and-jill bath |
Bedroom 3 (Bunk Room) | Twin XL over queen Purple Brand | 3 | Dedicated workspace vanity, walk-in closet |
Living Room | Queen pull-out sofa | 2 | 65-inch Vizio Smart TV, vinyl record player |
What Amenities Are Included at Underwood Manor?
Underwood Manor's amenities span three zones: the indoor entertainment core (Speakeasy Game Room, living room arcade, karaoke), the outdoor living space (hot tub, fire pit, grill), and practical comforts (fully stocked kitchen, in-unit laundry, 1-gig WiFi). I include all of it in the nightly rate at Underwood Manor Nashville, TN, not sold as an add-on package the way some Nashville rentals structure hot tub access.
The Speakeasy Game Room, added in a recent renovation, sits in the converted garage with dark, moody lighting, a crystal chandelier, and a neon sign reading "Blame it on my roots, I showed up in boots." It houses an 8-foot slate pool table, a wall-mounted chess board, a dartboard, a 55-inch Smart TV, and the custom whiskey barrel bar. It's the room that shows up most in guest photos, and it's genuinely a different experience than a standard rec room bolted onto a garage.
Back inside, the main living room, which we call The Space, adds a Pac-Man arcade cabinet, a 1000-in-1 arcade game console, a karaoke machine, board games, puzzles, and a wall-mounted ring toss game. The kitchen runs on quartz countertops with an island that seats four on stools, a 4-burner gas stove, a Frigidaire fridge with a water and ice maker, and the amenity guests mention unprompted in nearly every review: a Nespresso Virtuo machine with unlimited regular and decaf coffee, plus Tazo tea. Kendra's review credited the kitchen and the "thoughtful touches" as the reason the stay worked for her group.
Outside, the backyard is fully fenced and private, with Acacia wood patio furniture, bistro string lights, neon-lit cornhole, bocce ball, and KanJam alongside the hot tub and fire pit. This is the layout that matters most to bachelorette and girls trip groups who want the option to stay home on a Tuesday night and still have a full night ahead of them.

What Is the Hot Tub and Fire Pit Setup Like at Underwood Manor?
Underwood Manor's 7-person hot tub sits in a private, fenced backyard with jets and ambient lighting, positioned near a SoloStove smokeless fire pit that comes with unlimited firewood, tools, and natural wood stump seating. Together they form the backyard's evening anchor, the spot where most groups end up by 9 or 10 p.m. regardless of what the day's plans were.
The SoloStove detail matters more than it sounds. A smokeless fire pit means your group in cocktail dresses or going-out clothes for a night on things to do in Nashville can sit around a real fire without smelling like campfire smoke afterward, a small but genuinely practical detail for bachelorette groups heading back out. Melissa's review specifically called out that "the girls LOVED IT," referencing both the hot tub and the fire pit together as the standout of the stay.
Grilling happens on a Weber charcoal BBQ grill included with charcoal, tools, and starters, positioned near the deck seating that works well for a lazy Saturday morning coffee before the day's plans start. If your group is splitting responsibilities across the trip, this backyard setup covers dinner, dessert, and late-night hangout in one contained space, without a single Uber required.
How Far Is Underwood Manor From Broadway and Downtown Nashville?
Underwood Manor sits approximately 5 minutes from downtown Nashville and 7 to 9 minutes from Broadway by car, a driving distance of roughly 2.3 miles to Lower Broadway. That places you close enough for a quick rideshare into the honky tonk district without the noise, foot traffic, or parking headaches of staying directly above it.
The location also puts several non-Broadway attractions within a short drive. The Parthenon at Centennial Park sits about 3 minutes away, alongside Vanderbilt University at roughly 6 minutes and the West End Avenue shopping and dining corridor at about 5 minutes. Groups building a weekend around Nashville getaways often use these closer spots to break up a schedule that's heavy on Broadway.
Beyond the immediate neighborhood, Ryman Auditorium is about 8 minutes away, the Country Music Hall of Fame roughly 11 minutes, and Nissan Stadium around 12 minutes, all reasonable if you want a home base outside downtown's density but don't want to sacrifice quick access. The Gulch District sits about 10 minutes out, and Germantown and Music Row are both short drives as well. If you're weighing a downtown high-rise against a private house with a yard, here's the trade-off: a few extra minutes in the car in exchange for privacy, free parking, and a backyard nobody else is using.
Who Is Underwood Manor Actually Built For?
Underwood Manor is designed primarily for bachelorette parties, girls trips, and celebration groups of 6 to 10 people who want private amenities and a photo-friendly interior without staying in a shared building. Its layout, from the glam-adjacent vanity mirrors to the neon signage placed throughout the house, was clearly built with that guest in mind first.
That said, it works for more than one audience. Birthday weekend groups get the same benefit bachelorette parties do: a private space to celebrate without coordinating restaurant reservations for every meal. Corporate retreat groups benefit from the dedicated workspace in the bunk room and the 1-gig WiFi, useful if your team needs a working session before the Speakeasy Game Room takes over in the evening. Family groups spanning generations find the mix of a full kitchen, comfortable common space, and quiet bedrooms workable for a multi-day stay, though the strict 6-guest indoor cap (even with a 10-guest sleep capacity) means larger extended families should confirm numbers before booking.
Country music fans and weekend getaway travelers, meanwhile, get a home base that's genuinely closer to Vanderbilt, the Parthenon, and West End than it is to the loudest stretch of Broadway, which suits you if you want Nashville's music culture without the bachelorette-party density that defines Lower Broadway most weekends. Josephine's review, describing a family of eight, praised the layout for balancing "coziness and elegance" while still giving the group room to spread out.

What Should You Know About Booking, Check-In, and House Rules?
Underwood Manor's check-in begins at 3:00 p.m. and check-out is 10:00 a.m., standard for Nashville-area group rentals in 2026. The cancellation policy offers a full refund within 48 hours of booking, a 50% refund up to 7 days before check-in, and no refund after that window, so confirm your headcount early if you're locking in a bachelorette weekend.
House rules matter here more than at a typical hotel stay. Underwood Manor enforces a strict 6-guest cap for anyone inside the house who isn't a registered overnight guest, even though the property sleeps up to 10 registered guests. Events and parties beyond the booked group are not allowed, carrying a $500 fine, and the fire pit cannot be used during active burn bans. This isn't a party-house listing despite sitting minutes from Broadway's nightlife; it's a private group rental with its own quiet-hours expectations, and past guests like Megan specifically praised me (Chase) for daily check-ins that kept the stay running smoothly without feeling intrusive.
I include free parking for two cars in the driveway, with additional street parking available, a real advantage over Broadway-adjacent buildings where parking often runs $20 to $40 a night separately. No pets are allowed at the property. If you're planning around bachelorette party Nashville logistics, book directly through underwoodmanor.com/book rather than a third-party platform: direct booking reduces total cost by roughly 14 to 16% compared to Airbnb service fees on a multi-night group stay.
Is Underwood Manor Worth It Compared to a Nashville Hotel Block?
For a group of 8 to 10 people, Underwood Manor typically costs less per person per night than reserving a comparable hotel block near Broadway once you factor in resort fees, parking, and per-room rates, though exact pricing varies by season and I'd always confirm the current rate at booking. The bigger differentiator isn't the price line, it's what you get included.
A hotel block for 10 people means 4 to 5 separate rooms, no shared living space, and no amenities beyond what the hotel itself offers. Underwood Manor consolidates that into one house with a shared kitchen, one living room, a private backyard, and the Speakeasy Game Room, none of which come as separate line-item charges. According to AirDNA, Nashville short-term rentals averaged a $349 daily rate across roughly 13,898 active listings as of June 2026, and StaySTRA's data shows April 2026 occupancy at 59.7%, meaning well-positioned group rentals with verified reviews book at a healthy clip during peak travel months. A property with 163 consecutive five-star reviews carries real weight in a market that dense.
The trade-off is proximity. Hotels directly on Broadway put you in walking distance of the honky tonks; Underwood Manor requires a 7 to 9 minute rideshare. For most groups planning a Nashville bachelorette party weekend, I think that trade is worth it for the privacy, the yard, and not having to coordinate five separate hotel key cards every time the group splits up.
What Do Past Guests Say About Staying at Underwood Manor?
Guest reviews of Underwood Manor consistently mention three things: the comfort of the beds, my responsiveness as host, and the backyard hot tub and fire pit combination. Across the property's 163 five-star reviews, these three themes repeat more than any specific amenity, including the game room.
Shayna, who booked for her sister's bachelorette party, noted the house's photo spots meant her group "didn't have to do too much of our own decorating." Casey called it "the perfect bachelorette getaway," while Geralyn specifically praised the peaceful neighborhood setting alongside the "5 minutes or less to downtown" drive. Guests booking for non-bachelorette trips found the same value: Josephine's family stay and Kendra's group both cited the kitchen and thoughtful touches as reasons they'd return.
What stands out reading through the reviews as a set is how few complaints show up about the things that usually sink group rentals: noise from neighbors, uncomfortable mattresses, or unresponsive hosts. My daily check-ins, mentioned by multiple reviewers independently, are a deliberate operational choice on my part, not a one-off. If you're comparing this against where to stay in Nashville options with far less review history, that consistency is worth weighing heavily.
Frequently Asked Questions About Underwood Manor
How far is Underwood Manor from Broadway in Nashville?
Underwood Manor sits approximately 2.3 miles from Lower Broadway, roughly a 7 to 9 minute drive by car. It's not walking distance, but it's close enough for a quick rideshare in either direction without the noise of staying directly above the entertainment district.
How many guests can Underwood Manor sleep?
Underwood Manor sleeps up to 10 guests across 3 bedrooms plus a queen pull-out sofa in the living room, totaling 7 beds. House rules cap non-registered indoor guests at 6 to help manage noise for the surrounding neighborhood.
Does Underwood Manor allow bachelorette parties?
Yes, bachelorette parties are one of Underwood Manor's core guest types, and I designed the property specifically around that audience with a glam vanity area, photo-worthy neon signage, and a private hot tub and fire pit. Multiple guest reviews, including Megan's and Shayna's, describe bachelorette stays in detail.
Is it cheaper to book Underwood Manor directly or through Airbnb?
Booking directly at underwoodmanor.com/book eliminates third-party platform service fees, which reduces total cost by roughly 14 to 16% on a multi-night group stay. Airbnb and similar platforms typically add service fees on top of the nightly rate, while direct booking passes those savings to you.
Does Underwood Manor have a hot tub and fire pit?
Yes, Underwood Manor includes a 7-person premium hot tub with jets and ambient lighting, plus a SoloStove smokeless fire pit with unlimited firewood, both located in the private, fully fenced backyard.
What is the Speakeasy Game Room at Underwood Manor?
The Speakeasy Game Room is a converted-garage space with dark, moody lighting, a crystal chandelier, and a custom whiskey barrel bar. It houses an 8-foot slate pool table, a dartboard, a wall-mounted chess board, and a 55-inch Smart TV.
Are pets allowed at Underwood Manor?
No, Underwood Manor does not allow pets. If you're traveling with animals, plan for alternative boarding or pet-sitting arrangements during your stay.
What time is check-in and check-out at Underwood Manor?
Check-in begins at 3:00 p.m. and check-out is at 10:00 a.m. The cancellation policy provides a full refund within 48 hours of booking, 50% back up to 7 days before check-in, and no refund after that point.
Final Take on Underwood Manor
Underwood Manor Nashville, TN earns its reputation through the details that don't show up in a listing's headline photo: a smokeless fire pit that doesn't leave your group smelling like campfire smoke before a night out, a game room I built to feel like a private lounge rather than a converted garage, and daily check-ins from me without hovering. Combined with a location that's 5 minutes from downtown Nashville and under 10 minutes from Broadway, it solves the actual problem most group planners have: finding a private, photo-ready home base that doesn't require leaving the house to have a good night.
As Nashville's short-term rental market keeps expanding in 2026, with StaySTRA tracking roughly 15,600 active listings citywide, a property with 163 consecutive five-star reviews and a specific, repeatable guest experience stands out from generic inventory. If you're a bachelorette planner, girls trip organizer, or celebration group weighing your options, Underwood Manor remains one of the more consistently reviewed choices in the North Nashville area.

If you're weighing a private home base against a hotel block for your next Nashville trip, the backyard at Underwood Manor, hot tub lit up, fire pit going, string lights overhead, tends to settle the decision fast. Check availability and book directly to lock in your dates and skip the third-party service fees.
Written by Chase Gillmore, Owner at Underwood Manor
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