Retreats at Hachland Hill
Some of the best ideas, breakthroughs, and bonds happen when people step away from the everyday and gather somewhere that actually feels different. Hachland Hill has been that place since 1955 — 80 wooded acres of Tennessee countryside, just 25 minutes from downtown Nashville, where the pace slows down and the conversation gets real.
Whether you're bringing together a leadership team, a circle of creative minds, or three generations of family, Hachland Hill offers the kind of setting that makes people feel at ease and ready to connect. You'll have exclusive use of the entire property, including two on-site inns, conference and dining rooms, the historic Tobacco Barn, and the grounds themselves — all yours for the duration of your stay.
Ideal for groups of 10 to 50 guests.
Corporate Retreats
There's a reason so many local, national, and international businesses keep coming back to Hachland Hill for their off-sites. Surrounded by mature trees, open meadows, and the quiet of the Tennessee hills, your team can finally think without the noise of the office pulling their attention. Something about this place shifts perspective. People notice it pretty quickly.
Over the decades, Hachland Hill has hosted hundreds of corporate groups — strategy sessions, leadership summits, company celebrations, and plenty of things that don't fit neatly into a category. The combination of private gathering spaces, comfortable inn accommodations, and genuinely exceptional food makes it easy to run a productive day and end it with a meal worth remembering.
Our team can facilitate group activities like Creekside yoga, skeet shooting, guided nature hikes, etc. on site.
What a corporate retreat at Hachland Hill includes:
- Exclusive private use of the full property
- Conference and dining rooms for structured sessions
- The Tobacco Barn and outdoor grounds for team activities or informal gatherings
- Lodging in two on-site inns for groups staying overnight
- Seasonal, scratch-made menus crafted by Executive Chef Carter Hach
- Warm, attentive service from a family-run team that genuinely cares
As one guest put it: “The staff was friendly and couldn't be more accommodating. It's family owned and operated, and Carter really made us feel like we were part of it. The food is southern comfort and from scratch. Visit. You will love it!”
Sarfaz K.
Creative Retreats
Writers, artists, musicians, and small creative teams have found Hachland Hill to be a rare kind of refuge. Private enough to focus. Beautiful enough to spark something new. Comfortable enough to stay a while.
The property's 80 acres of rolling Tennessee landscape offer a natural backdrop that quiets the mind and opens it back up in ways a conference room never could. The historic character of the property, from the hand-hewn Tobacco Barn to the warmth of the inn interiors, carries a story of its own that tends to rub off on the people who spend time here.
What makes Hachland Hill right for a creative retreat:
- Quiet, secluded grounds with natural light and open air
- Flexible gathering spaces that work for workshops, readings, or open studio time
- Farm-to-table meals that reflect the seasons and the region
- Overnight accommodations so the creative momentum doesn't have to stop at the end of the day
- A family legacy of hospitality stretching back over 70 years
Family Retreats
Gathering the whole family under one roof, especially a big one, takes a place that can handle it gracefully. Hachland Hill was built for exactly that kind of togetherness. With private use of the entire property, there's room for the kids to roam the grounds, the adults to linger over dinner, and everyone to feel like they're somewhere genuinely special.
Founded by chef Phila Hach in 1955, Hachland Hill has always been a place where food and family go hand in hand. Executive Chef Carter Hach carries that tradition forward today, preparing meals from scratch using seasonal, locally sourced ingredients. A family gathering here isn't just a get-together. It's the kind of experience people talk about for years.
Family retreat highlights:
- Exclusive use of both inns, dining rooms, the Tobacco Barn, and 80 acres of grounds
- Accommodates groups of 10 to 50 guests
- Scratch-made Southern meals with seasonal, locally sourced ingredients
- Spacious indoor and outdoor common areas for gathering, games, and relaxing
- A peaceful, private setting that feels worlds away from the city, without being far from it
Why Hachland Hill
The property sits just 25 minutes from Nashville International Airport, which means getting here is easy. But once you arrive, it genuinely feels like you've left the city behind. That contrast is a big part of what makes Hachland Hill work so well as a retreat destination.
Rooted in a real culinary legacy
Phila Hach didn't just found this property. She created the first in-flight dining menu and hosted one of the earliest cooking shows on television. Chef Carter continues that love of food and hospitality with every meal served.
Truly private
When you book a retreat here, the property is yours. No other groups, no shared spaces, no interruptions. Just your people and this place.
Flexible for what you need
From structured boardroom-style sessions to relaxed evenings around the table, the spaces at Hachland Hill adapt to how your group actually wants to use them.
A team that takes care of you
The staff here are known for going above and beyond, and that's not an accident. It's the culture of a family-run property that has been welcoming guests for over 70 years.
