ron@MusicCityHostel.com
Over the years Ron traveled more than 35 countries throughout Asia, Africa, Europe and South America. He stayed in many hostels during his travel and enjoyed meeting travelers from all over the world. Ron studied Engineering and Marketing. Ron loves cultural studies, sports of all kinds, good laughs, and dreaming of a better world for all.

tracee@MusicCityHostel.com
Tracee is from the plains of South Dakota near Mount Rushmore.  Tracee spent the past 5 years serving on Mercy Ships traveling around the world serving the needs of poor community as a surgical technician with a medical team.  Tracee was with YWAM Minneapolis for a discipleship training school. Tracee's favorite pet was a goat name Beverly.

Hope triumphed over cancer a few years ago and decided to follow her love of Bluegrass music to Nashville.  Hope operates her passionate Bluegrass music evangelism out of our humble abode and welcomes the people with endless jokes, smokes, conversations, and directions to the best venues in town.  Hope is seen in the picture holding her famous Mickey Mouse pancakes that she serves up from time to time.  When not attending music festivals like Telluride Bluegrass Festival hope can be found in The Station Inn soaking up Bluegrass.

Originally from Germany, Klaus retired a few years ago and is currently traveling the world.  Klaus came to Music City Hostel as a guest and became the grandfather figure of our humble abode during his three months stay.  Klaus is known as the "Coffee Man" as he fixes coffee for everyone every morning.

Laura is a Nashville native. She attended U of Mississippi on a track and field scholarship as a heptathlete.  She studies the ways of Samurai which lead  her to live and work in  Japan for two years.  When not managing the Music City Hostel, she is a marketing coordinator for a Nashville based sports league.  She is a wide receiver for the Nashville Dream, Women's Nation Football Association (WNFA).  Laura also leads the  Nashville chapter of RandomActsOfKindess.org

ethan@MusicCityHostel.com
Originally from Michigan, Ethan moved to the Music City to work for REAL PRO WRESTLING where he was the Director of Information Technology. In his spare time he enjoys filming for ATVLifeStyle.com and traveling.

Katy and Tio are collaborating to create the "Look and Feel" of our hostel. Katy is a Senior Editor at JANE Magazine, where she writes and edits features on American culture. She worked at Travel & Leisure and helped launch Style.com. Should I Do What I Love? is her first book. Tio is a local artist involved in number of areas of art.