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I don't even know where to begin with this place. You need to see it to believe it. It's absolutely massive. The indoor atriums are spectacular. It's like a tropical rainforest with fountains and waterfalls. It's truley a sight to behold. When you finally find your room, and believe me that's a challenge, it's equally impressive. Very modern and clean. Very comfortable bedding and pillows. They have great rooms. It's surprisingly quiet for the size and activity of this place. So many dinning options and entertainment. If I had one complaint it's the cost. This place is seriously expensive. A 20oz. bottle of pop in the vending machines is $6. Restaurants are very expensive as well. Keep in mind the entire resort is cashless. You can take the shuttle over to Opry Mills mall and have excellent reasonably priced meals. This place would be a treat for a working class family due to the cost. However it should be experienced at least once. I would highly recommend a visit. You will not be disappointed.
We had a fantastic stay at Gaylord Opryland Resort. The hotel is absolutely beautiful, with stunning indoor gardens, waterfalls, and a unique atmosphere that makes you feel like you’re in a tropical oasis. The rooms were clean, comfortable, and well maintained. The staff was friendly, professional, and always willing to help. There are plenty of dining options and activities throughout the resort, making it easy to enjoy your stay without leaving the property. The location is also convenient, with easy access to Nashville attractions. Overall, it was a wonderful experience, and we would definitely stay here again. Highly recommended!
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I attended a convention at this hotel. While I'm sure large conventions might find this a good venue, we are an older group, and this was just not an appropriate selection for our needs. It is very expensive and so huge that it takes 15 minutes at least to walk from a hotel room to the convention center. While I'm sure it is ADA compliant, I can't really recommend this hotel for people with mobility issues, whether it be just difficulty walking or needing mobility aids. As for location, if all you want is to attend the Opry, it's fine. But it's not really in Nashville. If you're interested in downtown Nashville, you might want to look for a property closer in. The service at the Opryland is top-notch and the property is exceptionally well maintained. The rooms are clean but small. One assumes they don't expect you to spend much time in your room. I really don't want to say anything bad about this hotel because it's overwhelming and amazing. The staff was friendly and helpful. Just make sure it's right for you and fits your needs. And just make sure it fits your budget.
The gardens and indoor atriums were absolutely stunning and truly made you feel like you weren’t even inside a hotel. Walking through the property was beautiful and easily the highlight of the stay. Most of the restaurants we visited were very good as well — the food tasted fresh and flavorful. However, several restaurant website hours were incorrect, which was frustrating when trying to plan meals. Service was hit or miss. Some servers were wonderful, while others were not very friendly or attentive. What really disappointed us was the value for the price. Coffee and breakfast items were extremely overpriced. Paying $5 for a dry, unremarkable piece of banana bread felt ridiculous, and the coffee didn’t even taste like true Starbucks quality. The biggest issue for me, though, was the smell throughout parts of the hotel. The Cascades lobby had a strong mildew odor, and the hallways in the Delta section smelled like dirty wet carpet. For the cost of the rooms, I expected a cleaner, more modern boutique-style atmosphere with updated decor and a fresher feel. The pool area was nice, but I was surprised by the lack of side tables for drinks or even tables where guests could sit and work. I was also disappointed there wasn’t live country music in the evenings, which honestly feels like a missed opportunity for a Nashville resort experience. Overall, the property is visually impressive and worth seeing for the gardens alone, but the high prices, odors, and lack of some expected amenities made the stay fall short of expectations.
Amazing hotel. I was here for the CEPA exit planning conference. The rooms were nice and had great maps to show you around. The waterpark Soundwaves looked incredible. One of the largest indoor water parks I’ve seen. Just walking around the inside is wild. Has to be the size of four football stadiums. We are ate Ravello Italian one night and it was so good. The new Foundry Fieldhouse was a great place for groups of any size. Food was incredible. Drinks were good. Service was slower than normal but I’m happy to wait in a good place. Overall would recommend for a large conference - we had 1500 people attend and it didn’t seem like the hotel was overwhelmed in any way.