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The Hermitage Hotel is named after the residence of the seventh president of the nation, Andrew Jackson. The hotel served for years as the state's Democratic Party headquarters. Nashville's first million-dollar hotel has been a hub for renowned socialites since opening in 1910. A hodgepodge of the world's most famous and infamous characters -- from six U.S. presidents to Al Capone to Oprah Winfrey to the Dixie Chicks, has been guests of the Hermitage over its storied history. The hotel also is a Mobil Five Star Rated hotel.
There are more than 1,300 lodgings nationwide that meet criteria to be cited as an historic hotel in AAA's TourBook ®. An historic hotel is usually more than 75 years old and encompasses an overall nature that resonates its historical relevance. Criteria utilized by AAA in qualifying an historic hotel include architecture, design, furnishings, reputation, and public records. Additionally, a hotel must be a national landmark, on the National Register of Historic Places, or in a National Register Historic District. The Hermitage Hotel is on the National Register of Historic Places.
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