Club - Hotel Nashville Inn & Suites

The courtyard was lovely to hang out in, and I really appreciated the gated parking. The staff were all friendly and helpful, and for the price the rooms were good. The beds are very firm, though the pillows were nice, and I still slept really well. Breakfast wasn’t much to write home about. After I finished, a bowl of cereal might have been more satisfying. It’s better than a Red Roof Inn, though it’s not a Hilton. For the cost, location, and kind service, it was worth it, and we’d stay again.

When a winter storm cut our power and left the house too cold, this hotel gave us the basics we needed: heat, hot showers, and a comfortable place to regroup. It’s not ultra-luxury, but it felt five-star in that situation. The room had everything we needed, and the amenities were nicer than those at a few places I’d stayed over the past year. Breakfast was a pleasant surprise, with lots of choice and warm, satisfying food to start the day. A stressful stretch became a comfortable stay, and I’m grateful we picked this place.

Free parking was a real plus, since hotels around here don’t always offer it. The friendly staff also suggested late-night meal delivery when we checked in, and we ended up ordering after the comedy show. They quickly sorted out a few small room issues, including the A/C not turning on, and were helpful when we asked about the TV or requested another blanket. We’d never stayed here before this weekend, but it exceeded our expectations. We enjoyed the happy hour, then made dinner from the evening baked potato bar and had a glass of red wine before heading downtown. Breakfast was especially good, with plenty of options, even for my picky husband. We’ll absolutely book here again when we’re in Nashville.

Club Hotel Nashville is now a favorite of ours, and we’ve stayed in many, many hotels on our travels. The staff were excellent, and I’d give the place more than five stars if I could. We went to the Grand Ole Opry and Ole Red; the hotel is close to the Opry and not far from the bars on lower Broadway. I traveled with three friends for two nights, and the hotel had what we needed. We got connecting rooms, each with two queen beds. There was a handy table on rollers that we could move into place for games when we weren’t out on the town. Cocktail hour included two free drinks and a snack, baked potatoes with all the usual toppings.