I stayed at the Radisson since I had an early morning flight from Nashville. Coming in late at night, the bar area seemed full of happy patrons. I was given a room on the third floor. The room was adequate, quiet with the sleep number bed. I used the Sauna which was a plus for the hotel, but awkward since it is in a separate room and not very well lit for me to read. I left the hotel at 5:30am, too early for the 6:30 breakfast. I may stay here again.

I was fortunate enough to book this hotel at less than half of the normal rate via a discount website. I stayed two separate nights here on both ends of my trip to the Nashville area.

On my first stay, we were given a double but had a king for the second stay. The rooms are a nice size and have Sleep Number beds. I can never figure those things out but I can sleep on almost anything.

The rooms could be cleaner. Behind the night stand in our second stay I found an impressive amount of dust.

We took advantage of the indoor pool which I thought was really nice with good music playing and water at a nice temperature. The hot tub was nice as well.

Location is great near the airport. Free parking. Did not take advantage of the shuttle, bar or restaurants. They have a computer/printer near the front desk for printing out boarding passes.

I thought we got quite a bargin at around $60/night. Not sure I would pay the full price.

As I had my flight cancelled I was given a cheap voucher for the Radisson - and as far as Airport hotels go, I was lucky. The front desk was very helpful and friendly, the room was large, comfortable and relatively quiet (although not fully insulated against the plane noise), the bar is pretty good with live music, the shuttle bus to the airport is very convenient, and the food is not bad although bar staff could have been more helpful. Lovely bed and bathroom. Shame there was no free internet access. All in all, good if you need to stay near the airport.

I stayed at this property for one night in December of 2007. The hotel was pretty packed, which was very different from my last stay at this property when it was dead. I got it for a great deal on Priceline, but if I had paid full price for the room, I would have been a little disappointed.

The check in process was quick and painless, and every member of the staff that I came in contact with over my stay was very friendly.

Upon entering the room, the first thing I noticed was that it was laid out kinda weird. Not bad necessarily, just....different. (Check out the pics I attached).

The negatives about the room: There was a huge carpet stain in the middle of the floor. There was an unpleasant smell in the bathroom that I never did quite identify. The tub was kinda dirty. I never did seem to get the temperature to my liking in the room. Finally, I am just not a big fan of the "Sleep Number" beds, I don't like having to fiddle with them, and they aren't as comfortable as they are touted to be in my opinion.

The positives: FREE internet and FREE parking. (both huge pluses in my book). The restaurant in the lobby was fairly good, and reasonably priced. As stated before, every staff member is very friendly.

It wasn't as if I had a "bad" stay here, but I often wonder if hotels have certain rooms set aside for Priceliners, etc., that have the stains and other issues. Maybe it's just my imagination.

If you can get it for a discount, go for it. If you are planning on paying full price, shop around some.