Festival season rooftop hot tub retreat, sleeps 12, near downtown Nashville

Summary:

Book ahead for festival and football season: this VRBO home called Going Up is a four-story Nashville townhouse built for families and larger groups who need real space to spread out.



• Sleeps 12: 4 bedrooms and 10 beds across three floors

• Bathrooms: 4.5, so mornings never turn into a line

• Rooftop hot tub: soak 8 people under the Nashville skyline

• Rooftop grill and dining: cook and eat together with a skyline backdrop

• Pets welcome: bring the whole family, four-legged members included



The Space:

Traveling with kids, grandparents, or a mix of two families? Going Up offers plenty of room across four floors, giving everyone space to spread out. The main level keeps everyone together: a kitchen island with bar seating opens straight into a living room with a sectional sofa, fireplace, and TV—the natural gathering spot before or after a day out.



It’s the kind of layout that works whether your group is cooking a big breakfast or just winding down together at night. Head up top and the personality really shows.



A spiral staircase links two rooftop decks, one built for lounging and sunset dinners against the skyline, the other home to an 8-person hot tub and a built-in grill station. Plus, a disco-ball themed room and an Elvis-inspired wall decal downstairs add some Music City flair.



Spend the day exploring the city, watch the skyline turn pink from the rooftop, soak in the hot tub after dark, then head down to your own floor to actually get some sleep. This VRBO listing is managed by Misfit Homes, with support on hand if anything comes up during your stay.



AMENITIES FOR THE PERFECT STAY



Outdoor

• Double-decker rooftop: 8-person hot tub with a photo-worthy skyline backdrop

• Rooftop lounge and dining: outdoor sofa, dining table, and a built-in grill station

• Spiral staircase: connects the two rooftop decks



Home

• Bathrooms: 4.5 total

• Living room: sectional sofa, fireplace, and TV

• Kitchen: island with bar seating for casual meals



Family friendly

• Pets welcome: traveling with pets is no problem



Details

• Disco-ball themed room and an Elvis-inspired wall decal in the kitchen



BEDROOM LAYOUT



Four bedrooms spread across three floors give every family or group its own space to land after a day out.



• 2nd floor bedroom: 6 single beds (two triple bunk setups)

• 3rd floor bedroom: 2 king beds (bunk-style)

• 3rd floor bedroom: 1 queen bed

• 4th floor bedroom: 1 king bed



The twin-heavy bedroom makes this a natural fit for family reunions or groups traveling with kids, while the king and queen rooms suit parents, couples, or a bachelorette crew wanting their own space. Rooftop hot tub homes this close to downtown book out fast for festival and football weekends, so reserve your dates while they’re open.



Guest Access:

Self check-in is quick and easy, so your group can head straight up to the rooftop after a day out.



WHAT'S NEARBY

• Jack's Bar-B-Que, 0.8 mi (about 2 min drive)

• The Pharmacy Burger Parlor & Beer Garden, 1.5 mi (about 4 min drive)

• Germantown Café, 1.5 mi (about 4 min drive)

• Monell's, 1.6 mi (about 4 min drive)

• Sounds Stadium, 1.6 mi (about 4 min drive)

• First Horizon Park, 1.6 mi (about 4 min drive)

• Riverfront Park, 1.8 mi (about 5 min drive)

• Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park, 1.8 mi (about 5 min drive)

• El Burrito Mexicano, 1.8 mi (about 5 min drive)

• NashTrash Tours, 1.9 mi (about 5 min drive)



The Neighborhood:

Going Up sits in Nashville’s Germantown area, close to the restaurant row along Germantown Café and Jack’s Bar-B-Que and an easy drive from Riverfront Park and downtown. Baseball fans are minutes from Sounds Stadium and First Horizon Park, and Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park makes for an easy family afternoon out. It’s a stretch of the city built for groups who want Southern food, ballgames, and downtown Nashville close by without staying in the thick of it.



Getting Around:

Rideshare is an easy way to reach downtown, Broadway, and the Gulch without worrying about navigating unfamiliar streets. It's a simple way for multi-family groups to get around together



Other Things to Note:

WHAT'S HAPPENING NEARBY

• Nashville Fair, Sep 11-20, 2026 at The Fairgrounds Nashville

• Americana Music Festival & Conference, Sep 15-19, 2026

• RecFest 2026, Sep 23-24, 2026 at The Fairgrounds Nashville

• Country Calling Festival 2026, Oct 2-3, 2026



This property has special local compliance requirements which include a signed rental agreement, ID verification, and a security hold of $1,500 (which is not a traditional security deposit, just a pending transaction). As an optional alternative to the security hold, you may opt in to purchase a non-refundable damage waiver provided by a third-party insurance company. The optional damage waiver is $89 for stays up to 10 nights, with an additional $2 per day for stays longer than 10 nights. Damage waiver purchases are optional.



To make this process easy for you, we use a secure and very simple, app-free platform called Happy Guest. It is not an app, and you do not have to sign up for an account - it’s a safe and secure website. It also gives you a guest portal with all the info about the home, all of my favorite local spots, and discounted upgrades to your stay.



— Security Camera Disclosure —

This property has exterior security cameras only. Cameras monitor the entrance, driveway/parking, and other public outdoor areas. There are no cameras inside the home, and none in or directed at any private outdoor spaces. Cameras are active at all times.



The garage can only be opened from inside the house.



Interaction with Guests:

Support is available 24/7 by chat, text, email, or phone whenever you need something during your stay, handled remotely so you're never interrupted by anyone on site