Est. 1852
The Larkhill Inn
A country inn & dining room · Middle Tennessee
Eleven rooms, a fire in the parlour, and dinner from the garden.
Forty minutes from Nashville, and a world away. Breakfast until ten, supper by candlelight, and nothing you have to do.
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The Rooms
Every room has its own bath, a proper bed and no television. Breakfast is included.
The Garden Room
A carved four-poster and French doors onto the walled garden. Our most asked-for room.
From $325 a night
The Weaver’s Room
Hand-stitched quilts from the county fair, a writing desk, and the morning sun.
From $285 a night
The Morning Room
Pale and quiet, with shutters, an armchair by the window, and a deep bath.
From $305 a night
Supper Wednesday to Sunday, from six. Guests of the house and visitors alike.
The dining room
The autumn menu
- To begin
- Chestnut soup, brown butter, sage from the garden
- Smoked trout, pickled beets, horseradish cream
- The main course
- Roast guinea fowl, bread sauce, braised greens
- Braised short rib, celeriac, red wine and thyme
- To finish
- Apple and blackberry crumble, custard
- Tennessee cheeses, honey from the hives, oatcakes
Three courses $78 · Sunday supper $54 · The menu changes with the garden
The house
A coaching inn, then a family home, then an inn again.
The first rooms were let to travellers on the Nashville road in 1852. The house was a family home for most of the last century, and we reopened its doors in 2009 — keeping the floors, the fireplaces and the ledger with every guest’s name since the beginning.
Sign it when you leave. You will be in good company.
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