The Sheraton Grand Nashville Downtown in the US has completed an extensive renovation.

This transformation is part of Sheraton Hotels & Resorts' global initiative to align all properties with a new brand vision, introduced at the NYU Hospitality Conference in 2018.

It marks the latest US property to undergo such a transformation.

The overhaul was executed in multiple phases over the last two years, with interior design company Looney & Associates in charge of the design efforts.

Sheraton Hotels global brand leader Caroline Godden said: “Sheraton Hotels has always been at the heart of communities around the world, and now we are building upon that legacy as properties around the globe begin to bring our new brand vision to life.”

Managed by Aimbridge Hospitality and owned by Dreamscape Companies and Centerbridge Partners, the hotel features 494 guest rooms and suites across 28 floors.

Its renovation aims to enhance the guest experience through modernised design, new programming, and service signatures, including the recently launched Gatherings by Sheraton.

The property's transformation includes upgrades to all meetings and event venues, adding new spaces, redesigning guest rooms and suites, and introducing communal spaces, among others.

It also houses &More by Sheraton, an all-day point of connection that serves as an alternative to traditional dining options.

The hotel’s event space, spanning about 29,000ft² across 13 venues, received upgrades including new wall coverings, lighting, and carpeting.

The Studios, three new flexible spaces on the hotel’s second level, can be booked on-demand for group collaboration or private dining events.