Dolly Parton’s ‘Life of Many Colors Museum’ and ‘Song Teller Hotel’ to open Sept. 29 in Nashville
Dolly Parton's "SongTeller Hotel" and ‘"ife of Many Colors Museum" will both open Sept. 29 in Nashville. (Photo courtesy of the Dolly Parton Estate)
Dolly Parton fans will soon be able to take a journey of the late global superstar's life "from the top of the mountains to the top of the world" at "Dolly’s Life of Many Colors Museum" and stay at the new "Song Teller Hotel" in Nashville. Both the museum and hotel will open on September 29.
Dolly Parton's Life of Many Colors Museum
"Dolly’s Life of Many Colors Museum" spans the entirety of the hotel’s third floor and offers an immersive journey through Dolly’s life, music and legacy (Photo courtesy of the Dolly Parton Estate)
The 20,000-square-foot museum spans the entire third floor of the "SongTeller Hotel," and takes visitors on an immersive journey through Dolly’s life, music and legacy, bringing personal stories and rarely seen pieces of her collection together through interactive exhibits. The hotel utilizes the latest technology. Dolly was filmed earlier this year, and through technology, Dolly herself will guide guests through her life story.
The museum also has two retail stores offering official Dolly Parton merchandise and exclusive collections.
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Dolly Parton’s SongTeller Hotel
Dolly Parton’s "SongTeller Hotel" features 245 unique guest rooms and suites, two live entertainment venues, café and vibrant spaces. (Photo courtesy of the Dolly Parton Estate)
Dolly Parton’s "SongTeller Hotel" features 245 unique rooms and suites, two live entertainment venues, Jolene’s and Parton’s Live, a café and vibrant spaces designed to celebrate Dolly’s career and the spirit of Music City.
The Signature Rooms feature a King or two Queen bed options, and three suite options — Acoustic Suite, Six Sisters Suite, and The SongTeller Suite, which sleeps 2–5 people.
The Source: This article includes information from Dolly’s Life of Many Colors Museum and Dolly Parton’s SongTeller Hotel. This story was reported from Orlando.