ABOUT THE HOTEL

Conrad Nashville brings modern luxury to Music City with a sleek Midtown address at the intersection of West End Avenue and Broadway, minutes from Vanderbilt and Music Row—and a quick ride to Downtown venues like Bridgestone Arena and Music City Center. Its design-forward spaces feel polished and welcoming for both business and leisure, with spacious rooms and suites, elevated service, and a rooftop pool terrace that delivers standout skyline views. Food and drink are a centerpiece of the experience. Blue Aster, the hotel’s signature restaurant and lounge, pairs Tennessee Valley inspiration with Mediterranean influences in a stylish setting—ideal for client dinners, celebrations, or a refined night out. For a more social, high-energy vibe, Thistle & Rye offers an indoor-outdoor bar feel with live music and a globally inspired menu of small plates and cocktails, plus windows and patio space overlooking the city’s buzz

CLIENT HOTEL RESERVATIONS
Hotel room reservations will be made for you by USLAW Staff based on details provided during the event registration process.

MEMBER HOTEL RESERVATIONS
A block of rooms has been reserved at the Conrad Nashville – Nashville, Tennessee. The group rate is $439 per night for single or double accommodations. To make a reservation at the hotel, call (615) 327-8000 and reference USLAW or book online here. Please note that after accessing this booking link, you must update the dates for your stay. For this Forum, please arrive into Nashville on Wednesday, May 13 by 4:30 P.M. and depart after 1:00 P.M. on Friday, May 15. 

The last day for making hotel reservations at the USLAW group rate is Tuesday, April 14, 2026. PLEASE NOTE: Rooms are available on a first-come, first-served basis. USLAW has made its best efforts to secure enough rooms to accommodate all USLAW attendees; however, no guarantee regarding room availability can be made.

Only Applies to USLAW Member Attorneys and Corporate Partners
If a USLAW member attorney or corporate partner has booked a room in the USLAW hotel room block and decides to leave earlier than their reserved departure date, they (the attorney/firm or corporate partner) may be responsible for covering any early departure fees. This responsibility applies if the early departure results in USLAW falling short of its room block commitment, or attrition, and causes USLAW to incur costs from the hotel. We appreciate your understanding as we work to meet our contractual obligations and ensure the success of the event. If you have any questions or need further clarification, please to reach out to Jennifer Randall at jennifer@uslaw.org.