This was perfect location for walking to Ryman and downtown honkytonks. Great room on 19 th floor overlooking downtown. Quiet room. Park in library parking ramp on 4th floor and use walkway across to hotel. $20 self park or $27 vallet parking
Nice hotel, rooms are a little smaller than I prefer. High rise with very quick elevators. Hallway noise a bit of a problem even though we were on private floor. Tip: save on parking by going right across the street and parking yourself for $20. Valet friendly and didn't mind that we wanted to do it ourselves. Convenient skywalk from garage to hotel. Can walk to many attractions in downtown. I went when it was rainy so on a good day, it wouldn't take very long at all.
We stayed here over New Years and had a great time. Nice rooms for the price. We also enjoyed the hotel bar/restaurant in the lobby each night we were here. The service at the hotel, the marketplace, and the restaurant were all really good. We would definitely stay here next time we’re in Nashville.
Arriving to Nashville for the first time ever, this hotel was selected for the plus points via SWA. Google maps got us lost yet the city was also not in tune due to the AT&T bombing. The entrance is a tight squeeze and you have two options self park for $35 or $45 for valet parking. As we entered for our check in, that Southern hospitality shinned throughout our interactions. We had the 17th floor with two queen size beds. The bathroom has a modern look and has a good amount of supplies for a family of four. The beds are soft and sheets heavy enough to keep you warm during winter. The TV allows you to use your TV subscriptions and enough outlets to charge your electronics. The lobby has a Starbucks and open bar area. Due to Rona you're allowed one family or two people per elevator. The hotel is located one block from NHL stadium and an entire street of music bars or restaurants. It definitely looks like a fun area yet you do have a number of homeless in the area that can create some vexing situations. We enjoyed our stay and this hotel allows you comfort, hospitality and luxury for a family.…
I would’ve given it 5/5 except for 1 thing, the bathroom. It looks as if the room we stayed in, a King Suite on the 19th floor, was once 2 rooms. It still has the door for both rooms, both room 1904 and 1902; and the dividing wall was just removed. Now, the room was very nice, decorated very well and modern, and no sign of it being retrofitted, other than the other door, AND THE BATHROOM!! For such a nice room, that bathroom was EXTREMELY disappointing. It is the regular small bathroom from the old room layout, and the tub is very cheap with shotty tile work, as well as a very disappointing shower head. I suggest, if all their king suites are conversions like that, get rid of the 2nd doorway and foyer, and expand the bathroom. A room of this caliber, AND COST, certainly deserves a more luxurious bathroom. A jacuzzi tub at the very minimum, and possibly a walk-in shower with rainfall head(s). Maybe they are wanting to keep the 2nd door to allow for reversion back to 2 rooms. If so, at least remove the tub and put in a nice walk-in shower with the rainfall head(s), or use the space that is there, and/or take some from the basically pointless kitchenette, and expand for a larger bathroom accommodation. Other than that, staff was very, very nice. I used the Bonvoy app to communicate, and for the most part, they were very responsive. I will add that the app did not work for unlocking my door, so I had to wait a few minutes for security to come up and let me in when I checked in; a minor inconvenience. I did not like getting nickel and dimed though, $8 for a 2 plates and 2 sets of silverware... odd. Also, there is a charging station, with lots of USB ports all over the bed side of the room also, thank you, but the charging station has a micro USB charger??? Every Android for about the past 2-3yrs has been on the USB-C port. Can we make that small upgrade? Renaissance has been here in Nashville for a long time, its good to see they’ve done well to stay updated and clean. Also, their COVID restrictions were very much appreciated, especially the elevator limits. For those looking for a view, this room faced directly south, towards the bulk of downtown Nashville (see pics), what the hotel call the Capital view. It had windows for the length of the room, which was fantastic. There were no close buildings, so no worries about privacy with the curtains open. This particular room (1904) looked directly over several blocks with a handful of other skyscrapers in view. Made for some good pics. Because of its direct south facing, you could not see the sunset or sunrise. Overall, we very much enjoyed the room and our stay.…
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