Hachland Hill (pronounced German style with a back of the throat ch. closer to Ha-land) an amazing history (Google Phila Rawlings Hach) and was the perfect place for my family to stay during the Eclipse. Each room had stately old beds (ours had a rope trundle!) and beautiful quilt coverlets. My mother enjoyed browsing the reader's digest editions on our book shelf. I especially like the adorable wooden kiwi sculpture from New Zealand. There are no The in the rooms, but if you want to watch there is one in the living room area. WiFi works well too. Breakfast was my favorite part of our stay. Delicious homemade granola. Fresh cut fruit. Bacon and a blueberry, marzipan scone by Trained pastry chef Carter Hach, grandson of Phila. An easy drive into Nashville proper (25 min) We would definitely stay again. In large part to discover what Carter whips up for breakfast. Thank you!!