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The hotel is beautiful, there is a parking lot, there is a shuttle bus to the airport every half an hour from 4 am to 11 pm. The facilities are also good. Next time you pass through Nashville, you will stay.

Beautiful resort. Wonderful staff and amazing Christmas activities. Our one conplaint is the cost. With the expense of the room they need to be more cost effective in other areas to help families out especially during these times. 45 per day for parking is extreme and the food prices were priced 45 percent higher then most other food in the area. Other then that amazing time with my wife.

I traveled to Nashville for a work trip and stayed at the Moxy for a few nights. I was in room 525, which had (2) queen size beds and was fairly large. The room was comfortable and located within walking distance to a lot of nearby restaurants. There was parking onsite for about $30 a day. It's about a 15 minute uber or drive to downtown. Was able to hear our neighbors and people in the corridor. Staff was helpful and nice. Not a huge fan of the barn door on the bathroom, but not a deal breaker. I did really like the wall hooks, which came in handy during my stay. I would recommend this hotel for a trip to Nashville if your looking for a quieter location away from Broadway and the high traffic tourist hot spots.

Fantastic stay here. A 20 min walk to broadway super easy. There are scooters to take as well as Ubers which are not expensive. Couldn’t be happier with my stay. Super clean and everyone is friendly. There is a bar in the lobby and breakfast in the mornings. They also have a full fridge of drinks in the lobby you can purchase. Don’t understand how people can give this a bad review. Room was super clean and the people working were extremely friendly and accommodating.

The Conrad Hotel is in Midtown, on a street which becomes Broadway. It is about a 20 minute walk straight down that street to Downtown, so convenient for anyone who wants to enjoy the nightlife of the area without the bother of driving or taxis. It is newly built, and the rooms are well designed, with lots of cupboard space and a modern bathroom. My room had an L=shaped chaise longue fr relaxing, and a well-lit desk for working. Both at the desk and by the bed, there were ample power sockets and effective free WiFi. Flight cancellations and re-routing meant that I arrived at about 11pm, only to discover that no food was available even on room service, as the kitchen closed at 10.30. Being rather frazzled after a trying day’s travelling, I made something of a fuss. This attracted the attention of the night manager, who sent out for takeaway food for me from a local restaurant, and would not accept payment, either for my food or for the drink that I had with it at the bar when it arrived. When I checked in, I was told that the concierge would be on duty at 10 the following day (Sunday). When I duly turned up at 10 am, wanting to arrange a private city, I learned that the concierge was “taking a couple of days off”. However, again, the staff could not have been more friendly and helpful. One of the people on the front desk took over, arranged my tour for me, and give me good recommendations for sights to see. Even the door men were friendly and genuinely helpful. So, 5 stars for the amenities and the excellent staff. But why does such a great hotel catering for international travellers shut its kitchens at 10.30: and why does it only have one concierge? That means only 4 stars overall.

This is my second time staying at this hotel. I love it here.. I normally don’t do reviews, bad or good.. But,I have to say from the time Dougie Norman checked us in.. It was great.. He offered us 2 pass to Centennial Park. Very professional and very respectful.. The rooms🥰🥰Dove everything from hand wash to body wash and shampoo.. The park view I love.. I asked for that and received.. The beds are comfortable and the room was excellent.. Thank you Dougie and Holiday Inn for the second stay and the luxury.

Overall we’d give it a 3+. The reviews are pretty accurate (feel free to read many on Google, other sites etc). It is a pretty modern building which may or may not have intended to be apartments. It does have an industrial feel and modernish design (which we like). We stayed 4+ days and the place grew on us after a while. It’s not a 4 star mainly due to location and train. It’s not a hotel due to lack of service - but it has some plusses. Location: You are a little over a mile from downtown. You can walk (recommend 4th Ave as it has sidewalks and is a straight shot). We walked into town a couple times but used ride shares the rest of the time ($10-$20+ depending on time/day). They do seem to have parking now if you have car. We used it as a base to explore all neighborhoods in Nashville and it worked out. The neighborhood is up and coming and walking out one side - there are some restaurants etc and cool neighborhoods. The other side to the airport, not so much. Next to train and unfortunately it blows its horn at the intersection which seems to happen a couple times in the morning (7/7:30) and then every few hours during the day. For a newer/modern building there seems to be no soundproofing (rooms or train) which is quite odd. So if you want to just walk/be next to Broadway, recommend checking out the SoBro location. Room: We had a studio, which had a nice kitchen with everything you could possibly need including a large fridge/freezer. Desk seating area, and Murphy Bed/Large TV. Large bathroom. Washer/Dryer in unit. Shower needed more pressure and would be tough for anyone over 6ft as the shower head was low. The bed was comfortable but small. The TV was WiFi based and offered AppleTv, Netflix, Hulu - it would be nice for them to add more apps like YouTubeTv, Prime. We were able to stream to the TV to watch our apps. Overall it was a good space for 2. One Bedroom unit probably would have been a better choice. WiFi worked well. View was of parking/lift and train so kept the blinds closed. Hotel: Staff was pleasant although didn’t really provide much, you’re own your own to refill towels, coffee items, ice etc. There is no daily cleaning etc. But it was easy enough to get the items from the front desk. There are balconies for all to use on each floor as well as a roof deck with a nice view of the city skyline. There is an Asian restaurant on site along with a little coffee shop and a couple other shops. There are a variety of places (pizza,coffee,drinks) close by and we liked them all. The area is old mills and apartments that have been renovated. Once we got used to the location, it was easy to get around. Check-in wasn’t until 4pm so that was a bit late for us, however they did hold our bags while we explored. Would I go back to this location? No, unless they worked with the train to eliminate the horns (which should be done as it’s not needed). However the area may be up and coming in a few years and maybe they’ll be more surrounding

The location of the hotel is good, you can see Vanderbilt University from the window, and it only takes 5 minutes to walk to Vanderbilt University, including waiting for the red light. The room is clean, comfortable and spacious. It is a suite with a living room. Fully equipped kitchen. The unexpected surprise is that the hotel has a free dinner before 7:00 p.m. The dishes are simple, including salad, cheese, local porridge and fried rolls, etc., but there is free flow of beer and red wine, as well as live performances by singers. It is indeed a city of music hotel. The hotel provides coffee and boiled water for free all day, but there is no free bottled water.