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We had a decent layover here. There are plenty of restaurants and bars nearby. The hotel smells nice. The gym is great. The facility is clean. My room faced the courtyard, but the blackout blinds are amazing. This hotel gets low points because they are no longer providing us with stay points. As a flight attendant, this is one of the perks. We spend a lot of time away from home. It's nice when a hotel recognizes that and allows us to build up points so that we can use those to treat our families to a nice hotel on a vacation together.
Nice room but hadn't been properly cleaned. Old salad left in the fridge. Both towels and bedding were dirty, as was the out walk way covered in sticky liquid. 20 minute walk to the Grand Ole Opry.
I mean, it’s fine for an “inn,” but you aren’t getting the Gaylord experience here and it def isn’t good enough to merit $300/night for an “exterior” room. It was also under construction when I went and I don’t believe that was disclosed, nor was I discounted for it. The room was awfully small, including a shower that even made me feel big! The Opryland Gaylord is amazing. Just don’t think you’re getting that here. You may as well stay at one of the nearby hotels that are MUCH cheaper or splurge for the real thing.
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Our sprig break scheduled cruise got cancelled due to flight cancellations after having a bad weather. So instead of sitting home, we decided to travel to Nashville and take our kids to sound waves. Opryland hotel is fully booked so we booked at this hotel. The price is $400 for one night including 4 wristbands to get in to sound waves. The hotel is not updated.you paid for the name. They gave us room outside where you can hear all the constructions and cars from the interstate. At 2am there was an alarm next room that was going on until 6am. It didn’t turned off. Then at 6am next day the alarm clock went on in our room. Woke us all up!!We did not place a wake up call by the way. I would suggest, if you need just a too go to nearby hotels. They have better and upgraded rooms. If you need access to sound waves, get a room at opryland, $200 difference in the price is worth it.
Not a 5 Star hotel, but we really liked our stay. The rooms are spacious, modern and clean. Great value! Would definitely stay there again.