A Nashville vacation rental nicknamed “Whiskey Glasses” is giving Morgan Wallen fans the chance to sleep, eat, and hang out inside a condo built entirely around the superstar’s music and persona.
Located within walking distance of Broadway in Downtown Nashville, the Airbnb listing blends country music fandom with practical group lodging — offering an alternative to the celebrity-owned bars that have become a fixture of the city’s entertainment district. Where a night at one of those venues ends at last call, this rental lets guests extend the experience through an entire stay.
Inside the “Whiskey Glasses” Condo
The property sleeps up to 12 guests across four bedrooms and a sofa bed in the living room. Each bedroom carries its own distinct theme drawn from Wallen’s world: University of Tennessee Super Fan, Silverado for Sale, the Country room, and Long Live Cowgirls. The condo’s nickname itself is a nod to one of Wallen’s earliest hits.
The listing describes the space as a place where guests can experience Nashville “One Thing at a Time,” with decor referencing Wallen’s ties to Tennessee and the University of Tennessee. A fully equipped patio rounds out the communal areas and serves as the group gathering space.
The Chair Sign Steals the Show
Perhaps the most talked-about detail in the entire rental is a sign posted on one of the patio chairs. It reads: “You are not Morgan Wallen. You won’t get away with it. Don’t throw the chair!” — a winking reference to Wallen’s widely covered chair-throwing incident on the rooftop of Eric Church’s Chief’s bar in Nashville.
For Wallen’s fanbase, the rental offers a way to engage with the artist’s story beyond a concert or a bar crawl, wrapping an entire Nashville trip inside the aesthetic of one of country music’s most prominent figures.
