The Gallatin · Rooms for Rooms
Stay Here.
Change Lives.
Every night you spend at The Gallatin goes directly back to Nashville. 100% of our profits support local nonprofits fighting homelessness.
Our Story
Paying It Forward.
Originally home to the Eastside Church of Christ, this building has served the East Nashville community since 1925, providing refuge, safety, and belonging to people in need. We honor that legacy every single day.
We had an out-there idea when we started The Gallatin: give the majority of the profits to local causes. So you can rest easy knowing that choosing The Gallatin means choosing to support the Nashville community.
No corporate giving report. No PR campaign. Just a hotel that does what it says.

How It Works
Rooms for Rooms.
Step One
You Book
Choose The Gallatin for your Nashville stay. Every room, every night counts.
Step Two
We Give
100% of profits go directly to our nonprofit partners.
Step Three
They Thrive
Nashvillians experiencing homelessness receive meals, showers, safe beds, and real support through your stay.
Our Nonprofit Partners
The People Doing the Work.
Providing emergency shelter, meals, and comprehensive services to people experiencing homelessness in Nashville. One of the city’s most trusted and longest-running organizations.
Learn more ↗︎Restoring dignity one shower at a time. ShowerUp provides free mobile showers, hygiene supplies, and human connection to Nashville’s unhoused community.
Learn more ↗︎Connecting volunteers with people in need across Nashville — from meals and clothing to community-building that goes beyond just the basics of survival.
Learn more ↗︎For over 70 years, the Nashville Rescue Mission has provided meals, shelter, recovery programs, and life transformation to those in greatest need across Middle Tennessee.
Learn more ↗︎"The Gallatin Hotel as an economic engine for ministry — giving back through the simple act of hospitality."
— Faith & Leadership

Your next stay means everything.
Stay Here,
Change Lives.
Every night at The Gallatin is a night someone in Nashville gets a warm meal, a safe bed, or a hot shower. That’s not marketing. That’s just how we do things.



