Turnberry Associates Celebrates Opening of 533-Room JW Marriott Nashville Led by General Manager Lukus Kindlesparker

USA, Nashville, Tennessee. July 16, 2018

Turnberry Associates and Marriott International have announced the
Grand Opening of JW Marriott Nashville, ideally situated steps from
Music City's most treasured landmarks. The striking, 33-story glass
tower transforms the iconic Nashville skyline and ushers in a new
chapter for luxury hospitality and sophistication in one of the South's
most dynamic and storied destinations. "We are beyond excited and proud
to welcome JW Marriott Nashville to our vibrant city. The work that the
Turnberry and Marriott teams have done truly signifies a turning point
for Nashville in the luxury space, and we look forward to welcoming
visitors from all over the globe to our beloved city to enjoy a true
taste of Southern hospitality," said David Briley, Mayor of the
Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County.

JW Marriott Nashville features 533 spacious guestrooms including 37
luxurious suites, a rooftop pool, a full-service Spa by JW, over 50,000
square feet of indoor event space, a 13,000-square foot outdoor event
lawn as well as renowned chef and restaurateur Michael Mina's first
Nashville outpost of Bourbon Steak. The modern glass tower, designed by
internationally celebrated architecture firm Arquitectonica, offers
unprecedented views and draws inspiration from the nearby Cumberland
River and its symbolic place in the city's history. The contemporary
interiors, led by award-winning design firm Stonehill Taylor, exude a
masculine aesthetic with rich color schemes and subtle nods to the
city's industrial past.

"We are thrilled to officially introduce JW Marriott Nashville as a
tribute to Music City's rich history and to provide a highly
individualized, luxury experience for our guests, the likes of which
have not yet been seen in Music City," said Lukus Kindlesparker, General
Manager, JW Marriott Nashville. "JW Marriott Nashville is truly in a
league of its own, and we look forward to offering an unmistakably
authentic Nashville experience through our thoughtfully designed
guestrooms, innovative food and beverage and downtown Nashville's
largest spa.”

JW Marriott Nashville masterfully combines modern luxuries with
subtle yet intentional nods to the city's unique history. Each expansive
guestroom incorporates pale wood paneling with pops of deep earth tones
and contemporary bronze finishes. Tailored lines and custom carpet
featuring an eye-catching geometric design and modern furniture guide
the eye to floor-to-ceiling windows, which reveal unparalleled views of
the city's best entertainment attractions. The residential style and
intuitive layout of the rooms immediately exude the feeling of home, all
the while offering the approachable luxury of a JW Marriott experience.

"At JW Marriott, we pride ourselves on offering the ultimate in luxury without pretense, with a relentless focus on intuitive service and thoughtful programming. We always strive to find new ways to offer elevated and enriching experiences to guests through original amenities and partnerships,” said Mitzi Gaskins, Vice President & Global Brand Leader, JW Marriott. “As the first luxury hotel in the downtown area, JW Marriott Nashville has gone above and beyond to incorporate local influences into a distinctly luxurious hotel experience that will allow guests to enjoy all that Nashville has to offer.”

Located on the 33rd floor with panoramic views of Nashville, the expansive rooftop lounge is the hotel's crown jewel -- attracting in-the-know locals and guests seeking exceptional service in a warmly authentic, convivial atmosphere that transitions seamlessly from sunset cocktails to late-night live music. Just as the unparalleled views offer a unique outlook on Music City, the sophisticated design and artfully crafted menus are indicative of a new perspective - one that combines a deep respect for Nashville roots with cosmopolitan panache.

Additionally, the hotel features multiple dining options designed to suit every guest's needs. The top floor of the JW Marriott Nashville is home to award-winning chef Michael Mina's indoor-outdoor American steakhouse, Bourbon Steak, which offers guests a timeless dining experience with a modern twist. With striking interiors conceptualized by renowned hospitality designer, Adam D. Tihany, the opening of Bourbon Steak at JW Marriott Nashville further cements the hotel as the must-visit destination in the heart of downtown. Situated on the hotel's main level, Stompin Grounds Restaurant & Market serves as the property's culinary ode to the city, featuring fresh, homemade dishes that are locally sourced and prepared with integrity. Stompin Grounds offers guests the option of a casual grab-and-go market as well as a three-meal modern restaurant, both of which feature inspired service and a vibrant ambiance.

Additional standout amenities include a 10,000 square-foot outdoor pool oasis and the Spa by JW. The pool's understated elegance is complemented by a full outdoor bar where guests are invited to soak up the sun and enjoy the breathtaking Nashville sunset. Five cabanas featuring customized pool-service offerings will be available for private use to provide respite from climbing temperatures. Each evening, the pool will transform into a destination of its own, complete with a glowing stone-encased fire pit and a vibrant, upbeat lounge soundtrack to entice the senses. The spa, conceptualized by award-winning design firm Stonehill Taylor, is a 4,000-square foot sanctuary featuring five private treatment rooms. The spa will offer facials, massages, manicures and pedicures using Aromatherapy Associates products, all of which are designed to address four core benefit states - Calm, Indulge, Invigorate, and Renew.

“The JW Marriott Nashville embodies the city's creative spirit, and Stonehill Taylor's elegant design strikes the perfect balance with the energy of downtown Nashville,” said Jackie Soffer, Chief Executive Officer and Co-Chairman of Turnberry Associates.  “There is no denying that Nashville is having a moment right now and we are excited to play a part of this dynamic city's renaissance.”

Turnberry Associates, which owns Fontainebleau Miami Beach and Turnberry Isle Miami, brings its extensive experience in luxury hospitality to the JW Marriott Nashville property. Adhering to long-held standards of excellence, Turnberry properties are renowned for their quality, personalized services, inviting amenities, exceptional guest relations and unparalleled attention to detail.

JW Marriott Nashville reimagines the modern luxury hospitality experience in Music City and is poised to become the ideal destination for meetings and events in customizable spaces that capture the spirit of the city. Boasting 50,000 square feet of beautifully appointed meeting and event space including two ballrooms, 16 meeting rooms and two boardrooms equipped with advanced audio visual and wireless technology, the hotel caters to business and corporate travelers looking to book meetings and events of all sizes. Additional offerings will include an “event-hub” with 24-hour access providing an environment conducive for work or meetings with a full spectrum of business services.

The property will offer a variety of luxury experiences to guests, including a 'Boots & Bourbon' package which features a VIP boot-fitting at the famed Lucchese Bootmaker retail store in Nashville as well as a credit for a pair of custom-made Lucchese boots and an F&B credit to Michael Mina's Bourbon Steak. Guests staying in the hotel's coveted Presidential Suite can also book 'The Reserve,' a seven-course dining experience at Bourbon Steak, a reserved poolside cabana with dedicated poolside service, a private songwriting session in-suite with Nashville's top hitmakers, a VIP boot-fitting at Lucchese Bootmaker and a couple's full-day spa experience.

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