This is a hotel positioning itself a mid-scale and charging luxury prices but providing budget accommodations and staff.
Check-in staff were rude, chatting amongst themselves during the process and just generally not helpful, nor caring.
The rooms are dated and have minor maintenance issues, such as peeled paint. Also found some stray hairs in the room. Beds are horrible, old and lumpy and the sheets like rags that should have been replaced years ago. Toiletries also not up to standard.
Location is outside Nashville and a car is required to go anywhere decent. I've had good experiences at other Millennium hotels, but this puts a damper on the whole brand, it's just not a good hotel and I won't return nor should you.

We have booked for the past two years through hotel.com and got great rates and a great room.
Very quiet hotel with a lovely lobby . Soemtimes you have to wait a while for a shuttle downtown, but always friendly and drop you off right at the main corner of all the bars and music. We love this hotel and hope to bring our two grown duaghters with us next time to share in the Nashville experience. Very easy to get to off the highway and quick out of town and on your way. Our linens and room have been very clean and of good quality. Complimentary paper at your door in the morning.

It was really cool staying at this hotel and the absolute best part was the shuttle service. Not only did the shuttle take you to and from the airport, but they also would take you downtown and other locations within a few miles radius.

The hotel room was comfortable and clean. The decor was up-to-date with a flat panel TV and we had a lovely view of downtown Nashville.

We enjoyed the breakfast buffet each morning and overall the hotel was nicely decorated and clean throughout.Drinks from the bar were yummy and the pool was just right.

The hotel's staff was friendly and accommodating.

We were there for a wedding and the hotel provided a fantastic setting. The food was good - not great - but good.

Lastly, the touch of history on display near the restaurant was nice. In just a few minutes you learned about the Maxwell coffee connection and much more.

I tried to leave this feedback on the Millennium Hotels site, but their form is so short you can't fit it in. I had three separate issues during our stay Nov. 30-Dec. 2nd.

First, over our two night stay our room was never cleaned. We had one staff member knock pretty early on Dec. 1st and ask to exchange towels, and that was it.

Second, they had a courtesy shuttle advertised and at check-in said it would run every 15 minutes. We waited at least 30 minutes 3 separate times to use the shuttle, and by that point so many people had lined up for it, we ended up taking cabs. This negated the savings we got by going with a hotel not in downtown Nashville. They need to either advertise it as every 30 minutes or increase the number of shuttles during busy times.

Last and most egregiously, they allowed an entire college fraternity to stay in the hotel for the weekend, a majority on our floor. They sure could have used some of their profits from this large group to pay for extra security or staff to get them to be quiet, stop drinking in the common area, hallways, etc. at all hours and blasting noise/music from their rooms at 3-4am. Then I could have slept, clearly a novel idea in a hotel.

I wouldn't touch this hotel with a ten-foot pole. Buyer beware.