Renaissance Nashville Hotel

Staff: The staff is often described as friendly and helpful, contributing positively to the overall experience.(based on 1 review)

Spent our anniversary weekend in Nashville this year, playing tourist and listening to great live music downtown. The choice and rating is more about the hotel's location than the hotel itself. It is great for the downtown bars, convention center, and museums. Corner room on the 16th floor was nice, great skyline view, but nothing memorable or exceptional- king bed was very comfy, bathtub shower faucet barely worked, weird floor mirror with full bed view (not my decor style). As for green policies, when I come to a more upscale hotel, I don't prefer to see hotel notes about "how about pro-actively asking for your room to not be cleaned for 3 days!" as a Green Policy. Hotel room wifi never came on. Buffet breakfast was unmemorable and hard to even attract wait staff to get an iced tea at the start. Downstairs lobby Starbucks was a nice plus for better pastries and coffee drinks. Floor lobbies had horse motif wall decor, and interestingly so, all the 4-5 elevators smelled peculiar, and not in a good way, like a horse barn. Someone said it was the glue on the elevator 's wallpaper (horses? glue? hmmm). Bell staff acts as Concierge staff and does both jobs well, with top valet/bell service & great recos for dining. All said, I would stay here again- just for the location. Wish it was more special though. Think Marriott Corp could do better with this higher end property. At least fix the bathtub faucet in #1634.

Very fine and elegant place to stay. I was there for a conference and all the staff were amazing to work with and the creations of Chef Danny kept us all well fed that week.