Dolly Parton knows how to have fun, and she knows how to make money. And her latest venture brings both to the table.

The legendary singer is opening a brand new hotel in downtown Nashville that’s being billed as the “ultimate place for brides-to-be” to stage a blowout bachelorette weekend in Music City.

The hotel called “Dolly Parton’s SongTeller Hotel,” is set to open in 2026. And according to the Tennessean, it will feature plenty of bachelorette-friendly amenities, including the “Six Sisters Suite.”

“SongTeller: My Life in Lyrics” is also the name of the first book in Dolly’s book trilogy that also includes “Behind the Seams: My Life in Rhinestones” and Dolly’s upcoming “Star of the Show: My Life on Stage” that drops November 11.

Nashville Gets Its First Look at Plans for Dolly Parton’s SongTeller Hotel

The “Six Sisters Suite” is a nod to Dolly’s five sisters. Dolly is one of eleven children and has always been close to her sisters. She even wrote a cookbook called “Good Lookin’ Cookin’” with youngest sister Rachel.

According to the Tennessean, a 12-story office building that currently houses restaurants Black Tap and First Watch will be transformed into a hotel full of all things Dolly.

It’s set to include a museum featuring some of Dolly’s iconic outfits through the years.

SongTeller will also feature on-site dining, bars and an entertainment venue.

Renderings show a shimmering 12 story mural on one side of the building featuring a silhouette of Dolly performing. The hotel appears to be at least partially pink (what else?) and features Dolly’s signature butterfly above the entrance.

Dolly Parton Hotel Promises to Be a ‘Hub of Music, Style and Hospitality’

On its website, the proposed hotel is described as “Inspired by Dolly Parton’s epic career and trailblazing spirit, Dolly Parton’s SongTeller Hotel in Nashville is as unique as the global icon herself. Dolly welcomes guests to a place where they can Love Every Moment; it is a place to unplug, to connect with loved ones and to be entertained.”

The website goes on to tout the hotel as “a hub of music, style, and hospitality designed the Dolly-way. Sprinkled with glamor, artistic surprises and a sense of humor – it’s an experience as unforgettable as the entertainer herself.”

The write up promises playful pieces of art and décor, and of course a Dolly soundtrack playing in the background!

Hotel Residents Could Fly Into Dolly Parton Airport if Fans Have Their Way

If die-hard Dolly fans get their way, they can do more than just stay in Dolly’s hotel when they visit Music City.

If a fan petition works, they can arrive via “Dolly Parton International Airport.”

More than 53-thousand Dolly-loving fans have now signed a change.org petition lobbying to rename the Nashville airport “Dolly Parton International.”

But a few of them have gone beyond adding their signatures to the petition. Several country artists have thrown their support behind the name change, including Kaitlin Butts and country duo The Kentucky Gentlemen.

While Dolly told the Tennessean the name change movement is “probably more of a joke than anything,” change.org quotes her as saying, “I mean, it does sound like a lot of fun to say, ‘Your flight’s departin’ from Nashville’s D. Parton.”