The Robertson

Warm, layered, and quietly refined, the Robertson Room blends classic Southern charm with tailored vintage details. Soft floral wallpaper sets a romantic backdrop, complemented by warm wood furnishings, brass lighting, and tailored textiles.

Named for James Robertson, the Father of Middle Tennessee and a co-founder of Nashville, this room honors the pioneer who led settlers across the Cumberland Mountains and helped establish Fort Nashborough in the late 1700s. It also pays tribute to his wife, Charlotte Reeves Robertson, remembered for her remarkable courage in crossing the frozen Cumberland River on horseback with her children to join him in the new settlement.