Fender Play Amplifies Nashville's Iconic Hutton Hotel

What better way to unwind when you're visiting a city like Nashville than to make a little music?

That's exactly what you can do when staying at the iconic Hutton Hotel, as the Fender Play In-Room Experience offers every tool you need to enjoy learning your instrument of choice or hone your existing skills with state-of-the-art equipment and technology as a free amenity in the comfort of their room.

This exclusive collaboration between the Hutton Hotel and Fender will provide a curated menu of instruments – from guitars to basses to ukuleles – to use alongside the immersive Fender Play app.

Guests who book the program will be able to their favorite instrumenrts delivered to their room along with a pre-loaded iPad, a Mustang LT25 amplifier and headphones to create the perfect personal rehearsal space. Participants will also get a swag bag of Fender accessories and a complimentary three-month trial of Fender Play.

“When we built Fender Play our goal was to make learning accessible, and through the Fender Play In-Room Experience we’re able to help musicians of all levels progress on their musical journey,” said Fender Chief Marketing Officer Evan Jones. “We are excited to launch this first-of-its-kind offering with Fender Play and Hutton Hotel in Nashville – the Music City.”

Since it was established a decade ago in the heart of Nashville, the Hutton Hotel has a history of cultivating musical expression and supporting artists.

Not only do they accommodate musicians of all levels that travel through town, but they also boast a 5,000-square-foot music and entertainment venue called Analog, which has hosted the likes of Maren Morris, the Shadowboxers, Colbie Caillat and many others.

"Music is at the heart of Hutton Hotel’s past, present and future," said Hutton Hotel General Manager Dale McCarty. "Hutton has been a part of music industry heritage for a decade. The hotel continues its commitment to music and creativity with the launch of its partnership with Fender, truly offering a an artist’s enclave and an authentic Music City experience.

"Hutton Hotel, debuting an extensive renovation in 2017 including the launch of onsite musical amenities such as music venue Analog and now in-room use of professional grade equipment on demand, wants to allow every type of guest the opportunity to authentically appreciate the essence of Nashville and the art of writing, creating, playing music. By dedicating the hotel to music and creativity we are allowing travelers the chance to immerse themselves into Nashville’s creative culture."

Guests at Hutton Hotel won't have a tough time finding inspiration.

The hotel has a wide selection of records that anyone can listen to, and there is music on constant rotation in every corner.

And with artists like Allen Stone and Madeline McDonald set to hit the stage at Analog, perhaps someone would be inspired by the Fender Play In-Room Experience to follow in their footsteps.

"Analog was conceived with the idea of championing all great music and art, whether from award winning artists or up and coming talent," said McCarty. "We want to allow musicians the opportunity to pursue their musical passions and offer all the tools to foster inspiration, so we are dedicated to infusing the guest experience with creativity by partnering with Fender. We would love to welcome artist’s choosing Hutton as their Nashville home to showcase their music on the Analog stage."

Guests can reserve the Fender Play In-Room Experience ahead of their stay through reservations, on-site at the hotel’s front desk or by booking the “Fender Play & Stay” package, which includes daily breakfast for two at the hotel’s Mane & Rye Dinerant, the Fender Play In-Room Experience and a complimentary three-month Fender Play trial.

To continue their musical journey post-stay, Fender is also offering guests a 10-percent discount on gear–only on fender.com.

Get more information about the Hutton Hotel here and sign up for a free trial of Fender Play here.