The Four Seasons Hotel Nashville’s 2026 festive season: white truffle and 1982 Barolo at €580

The Four Seasons Hotel Nashville opens its festive season on 14 November with eight events running until 1 January 2027, priced from €49 to €580 per person. Announced on 10 November 2026, the line-up includes a dinner built around Alba white truffle and aged Barolo, a pyjama party for children, a Christmas brunch facing the Cumberland River, which runs through the city, and an all-white New Year’s Eve party inspired by Rio de Janeiro.

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1. Eight events from 14 November to 1 January
2. Alba white truffle and 1982 Barolo at Bacco
3. A winter bar on the terrace from 14 November
4. A pyjama party on 19 December: €54 per child
5. Christmas on the Cumberland: a €98 brunch
6. An all-white Rio-style party on 31 December
7. Where to stay: 235 rooms on floors 7 to 14

Eight events from 14 November to 1 January

Everything takes place in two of the hotel’s venues: Bacco, its new restaurant, with its terrace known as the Terrazza, and the Grand Ballroom. Prices are converted at the European Central Bank rate of 10 November 2026 (€1 = 1.1214 USD).

Alba white truffle and 1982 Barolo at Bacco

Bacco is the hotel’s recently opened signature restaurant: a Tuscan-inspired steakhouse, in other words an Italian-style grill, led by executive chef Derek Simcik. Since 2 November 2026 it has also served lunch on weekdays, Monday to Friday from 11.30am to 1.30pm.

On Thursday 3 December, for one night only, Bacco hosts ‘Borgogno Barolo, a White Truffle Affair’. Derek Simcik serves a five-course tasting menu built around Alba white truffle, paired with wines from the Borgogno estate, a producer of Barolo, Piedmont’s great red wine. The bottles include four library vintages, kept back by the estate: 1982, 1985, 1997 and 1998. The dinner costs €580 (650 USD) per person and can be booked via OpenTable. In France, the Four Seasons Megève is also serving truffle over the festive season.

A winter bar on the terrace from 14 November

From the evening of Saturday 14 November, Bacco’s Terrazza becomes the Snow Globe Bungalow, a pop-up bar named after a snow globe. It opens Thursday to Sunday from 5pm to midnight throughout the festive season, with a seasonal cocktail list and the restaurant’s regular menu. The hotel has not disclosed prices.

A pyjama party on 19 December: €54 per child

On Saturday 19 December, the Terrazza hosts the Pajama Bonanza, a children’s pyjama party, in two sittings: 10am to 12pm or 12.30pm to 2pm. On the menu: a brunch buffet with sweet and savoury dishes and Italian Christmas desserts, a hot chocolate and coffee bar, a cake-decorating workshop, face painting and a saxophonist.

Tickets cost €54 (60 USD) per child, free for children aged 5 and under, and €80 (90 USD) per adult, open bar included. From each ticket, €9 (10 USD) goes to the Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt, Vanderbilt University’s children’s hospital.

Christmas on the Cumberland: a €98 brunch

On 24 and 25 December, Bacco keeps its Tuscan-inspired menu and adds festive pasta dishes created for the occasion, with no price announced.

On 25 December, from 11am to 4pm, Christmas brunch is served in the Grand Ballroom, the ballroom overlooking the Cumberland. Made-to-order omelettes and waffles, a seafood bar with oysters and king prawns, a carving station where a chef slices herb-crusted prime rib and honey-smoked ham, Italian charcuterie, a children’s buffet, live music and a visit from Father Christmas.

It costs €98 (110 USD) per adult and €49 (55 USD) per child under 12, plus tax and service. A drinks package at €35 (39 USD) per person, plus tax and service, is available to guests aged 21 and over.

An all-white Rio-style party on 31 December

On 31 December there are two options. At Bacco, a sharing tasting menu, with no price announced. In the Grand Ballroom, from 9pm to 1am, ‘Meet Me at Midnight: Réveillon Blanc’ takes its cue from Rio de Janeiro’s all-white New Year parties: live music, open bar and buffets.

The dress code blends evening wear and white (‘black-tie meets white party’) and the party is for over-21s only. Tickets cost €357 (400 USD) per person, reduced to €268 (300 USD) for hotel guests and residents of the Private Residences, the tower’s apartments. On 1 January 2027, Bacco serves an à la carte brunch with special drinks. In Florida, the Four Seasons Orlando resort is charging 300 US dollars per adult for New Year’s Eve.

Where to stay: 235 rooms on floors 7 to 14

Opened in November 2022 at 100 Demonbreun Street, on the banks of the Cumberland, the Four Seasons Hotel and Private Residences Nashville has 235 rooms, including 42 suites, from the 7th to the 14th floor; above them, 144 residences occupy floors 15 to 40.

Bacco seats 75 in the dining room, 32 on the Terrazza and 52 at the bar; the hotel also has the Rivière Rooftop. For relaxation, there is a spa with six treatment rooms, including a double suite, and a 213 m² terrace pool. Festive room rates could not be checked on the official website. Another address in the city: the Loews Nashville at Vanderbilt Plaza hotel, renovated with a 16-metre chandelier.