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Have you heard of Linden, Tennessee? The charming small town is tucked right in the crook of the Buffalo River and is located on the southeastern side of the Volunteer State. A charming town in its own right, it is also the home to the Commodore Hotel & Music Cafe. This historic spot has been lovingly renovated and reopened for guests, and it’s perhaps one of the most charming spots to stay in the state. Can we make a claim that big? Maybe. You’ll have to spend the night and see for yourself whether it’s a fair statement. (Hint: It is!)

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The Commodore Hotel is a true dream and one you won’t want to skip out on if you’re visiting Tennessee. You can learn more about this historic spot with a visit to its official Facebook page or perhaps its website. Make sure to reserve early! Nights tend to go quickly, and we don’t want you to miss this beautiful experience.

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