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Downtown Nashville Hotel Guide\n

Nashville is not only the capital of Tennessee, it is also the capital of the country music world. Known as Music City, U.S.A., Nashville's top tourist attractions showcase its unparalleled country music scene past and present, but you don't need to be a big fan of the genre to enjoy a visit. Historic landmarks, excellent art galleries, and Civil War sites make cheap flights to Nashville a great deal for travelers of all ages and interests.

Downtown Nashville

If you aren’t much of an amusement park goer or you have already stayed at one of the Opryland hotels, then you will be pleased to know that hotels in Downtown Nashville give you close and easy access to many of Music City's major attractions, among them the Ryman Auditorium. A National Historic Landmark, the "Mother Church of Country Music" opened in 1841, was the home of the Grand Ole Opry until the mid-1970s, and has hosted all the biggest names in country music. Take a self-guided, or guided backstage tour of this iconic Nashville venue, and you can even record and take home your own Ryman Records CD from the recording studio. The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, notable as the largest music museum in the world, is also close to Downtown Nashville hotels. Visit to honor the legends of the genre and see an extensive collection of memorabilia including costumes and instruments. Nashville vacation bundles also appeal to history buffs as well as country music fans. Learn about the state's history as far back as prehistoric times at the Tennessee State Museum, one of the biggest state museums in America. Exhibits include Civil War flags and uniforms, artifacts and presentations about the Reconstruction era, and paintings by Tennessee's most-renowned artists. Another downtown must-see is the circa-1859 Tennessee State Capitol, one of the oldest working capitol buildings in the United States, where free guided tours are available. The building shares its hilltop locale with the tomb of President James K. Polk.

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Recent Downtown Nashville hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

Drury Plaza Hotel Nashville Downtown

5 out of 5

Posted less than an hour ago

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"This was my first time at a Drury. I was very impressed with the concept! Seriously, there were many guests who are very loyal to Drury hotels. The happy hour concept is excellent! The staff were all very polite and helpful and the places sparkled with cleanliness. This was the Nashville hotel. The location is perfect for a downtown visit."

A verified traveler stayed at Drury Plaza Hotel Nashville Downtown

TownePlace Suites by Marriott Nashville Midtown

5 out of 5

Posted 1 hour ago

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"It is a beautiful modern property. The beds were comfy and the kitchen set-up very helpful. The staff were all helpful and friendly. Always smiling. We did not like the valet parking set up. People staying in a hotel are usually from elsewhere. We need access to our cars. We are already paying for a hotel room. Add the parking fee to your nightly rate. The gentlemen that worked the valet stand were friendly and professional."

A verified traveler stayed at TownePlace Suites by Marriott Nashville Midtown

Cambria Hotel Nashville Downtown

4 out of 5

Posted 1 hour ago

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"The hotel itself is nice and a good location in relation to Broadway and stuff. The front desk and housekeeping staff were great. The onsite bar and lounge staff have room for improvement. On our week long stay we visited the bar and pool area several times. 3 different staff took care of us during these visits and they were all the same. We felt like we were too much work or a bother to them. Complete opposite of the front desk staff. Not a huge deal since we just rolled down to broadway earlier than expected but it would have been nicer to hang by the pool or bar area longer and then go get ready to head out. The pool is small but wasn’t crowded any time we went. Nice area to enjoy the morning coffee and wake up with the city. They also have a nice restaurant on the ground floor “Nash House”. I don’t think it’s related to the hotel but the food was good, reasonably priced and the wait staff was good there as well. Never waited for a table on our visits."

A verified traveler stayed at Cambria Hotel Nashville Downtown

Comfort Inn Downtown Nashville - Music City Center

5 out of 5

Posted 1 hour ago

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"The reason for our stay was to go to the children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt. This hotel was a really comfortable night sleep the beds were out of this world comfortable I’ve never slept on a bed that comfortable in a hotel ever the staff was very nice and helpful the hotels in a great area so much around the breakfast was excellent. There was a chef that cooked omelettes just the way you like them, but overall, the stay was great. The hotel was nice. It was clean. I recommended it!!!!"

A verified traveler stayed at Comfort Inn Downtown Nashville - Music City Center

Virgin Hotels Nashville

5 out of 5

Posted 4 hours ago

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"Located by Music Row, lobby is impressive. Food and drinks at the downstairs lounge were great. Room was large, bathroom was huge. Like the slider provided to divide the bathroom from room. Roof top pool was nice, but gets very crowded. Staff didn't replenish the pool towels often, so common to get into an elevator with wet floors. Overall really nice stay, staff for the most part were helpful and easy to stay engaged."

A verified traveler stayed at Virgin Hotels Nashville