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Dolly Parton is reportedly pivoting back to her hospitality roots with a brand new hotel set to join her portfolio early next year, and we have a feeling fans are about to start scrambling to plan their trips. The country superstar is bringing the SongTeller Hotel to Nashville, with the theme heavily inspired by the legend's "epic career and trailblazing spirit," according to its website, with "playful pieces of art and décor" carefully placed in "every corner."
The "hub of music, style, and hospitality designed the Dolly-way" is reportedly set to open in spring 2026, according to a preview at CMA Fest seen by American Songwriter. Two entertainment venues are said to be built right in, including Parton’s Live, where songwriters will have the opportunity to collaborate with one another, and Jolene’s, an 11th-floor venue with stellar views of downtown Nashville.
Fans can also expect a coffee shop aptly named Cup of Ambition and Dolly's Life of Many Colors Museum, the largest exhibit celebrating her life and work to date.
And, of course, everything is said to be decorated with her favorite colors: gold and pink, with butterfly accents all coming together to produce a "unique charm and hospitality that could only be created by the iconic hostess herself."
The SongTeller Hotel joins Parton's iconic Dollywood properties, including the beloved theme park, Dollywood's DreamMore Resort and Spa and more. Fans itching to get in on the action can sign up for updates on the hotel's website.
The "hub of music, style, and hospitality designed the Dolly-way" is reportedly set to open in spring 2026, according to a preview at CMA Fest seen by American Songwriter. Two entertainment venues are said to be built right in, including Parton’s Live, where songwriters will have the opportunity to collaborate with one another, and Jolene’s, an 11th-floor venue with stellar views of downtown Nashville.
Fans can also expect a coffee shop aptly named Cup of Ambition and Dolly's Life of Many Colors Museum, the largest exhibit celebrating her life and work to date.
And, of course, everything is said to be decorated with her favorite colors: gold and pink, with butterfly accents all coming together to produce a "unique charm and hospitality that could only be created by the iconic hostess herself."
The SongTeller Hotel joins Parton's iconic Dollywood properties, including the beloved theme park, Dollywood's DreamMore Resort and Spa and more. Fans itching to get in on the action can sign up for updates on the hotel's website.
