In-Depth Nashville Hotel Reviews

Decision-focused reviews of Nashville’s most booked hotels and resorts—including Gaylord Opryland Resort, Drury Plaza Hotel Nashville Downtown, Bobby Hotel, and The Hermitage Hotel—with exact room selection advice and real 2026 checkout cost breakdowns.

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Indoor glass-enclosed botanical atrium and waterfalls at Gaylord Opryland Resort Nashville

Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center

Opryland / Music Valley Upscale

  • 9 acres of indoor glass-enclosed botanical atriums
  • 4-acre SoundWaves indoor/outdoor waterpark
  • Delta flatboat river ride inside hotel

Nashville’s iconic 2,888-room resort featuring nine acres of climate-controlled indoor tropical gardens, indoor waterfalls, a quarter-mile riverboat ride and the SoundWaves waterpark.

Indoor-outdoor rooftop pool and terrace at Drury Plaza Hotel Nashville Downtown

Drury Plaza Hotel Nashville Downtown

SoBro / Downtown Nashville Mid-range

  • NO Resort Fee ($0/night)
  • FREE daily hot breakfast buffet
  • FREE 5:30 Kickback (hot evening food + 3 free cocktails/beer/wine per adult)

Unquestionably downtown Nashville’s #1 value hotel: three blocks from Broadway with zero resort fees, free hot breakfast, and free evening food and cocktails.

Rooftop pool and iconic 1956 Greyhound Scenicruiser bus at Bobby Hotel Nashville

Bobby Hotel

Downtown Arts District / Printers Alley Luxury

  • Famous Rooftop Lounge with pool & 1956 Scenicruiser bus
  • Backs directly onto historic Printers Alley
  • Bobby’s Garage Bar downstairs

Rock-and-roll luxury boutique hotel in the Arts District famous for its rooftop pool deck topped with a full-size 1956 Greyhound Scenicruiser bus.

Ornate 1910 Beaux-Arts stained-glass lobby of The Hermitage Hotel Nashville

The Hermitage Hotel

Downtown / Capitol District Luxury

  • NO Resort Fee ($0/night)
  • Oversized 500+ sq ft guest rooms
  • Drusie & Darr by Jean-Georges Vongerichten

Nashville’s original 1910 Five-Star Beaux-Arts landmark offering oversized 500-square-foot rooms, Jean-Georges dining at Drusie & Darr, and zero resort fees.

Curved glass exterior and rooftop pool deck of JW Marriott Nashville in SoBro

JW Marriott Nashville

SoBro / Downtown Nashville Luxury

  • 34th-floor Bourbon Steak by Michael Mina
  • 33-story curved glass luxury tower
  • Heated rooftop pool deck & Spa by JW

Soaring 33-story curved glass luxury tower in SoBro crowned by Michael Mina’s Bourbon Steak on the 34th floor and a heated rooftop pool deck.

9,700-square-foot WET Deck pool and cabanas at W Nashville in The Gulch

W Nashville

The Gulch Luxury

  • Massive 9,700-sq-ft WET Deck heated pool
  • PROOF 14th-floor indoor/outdoor rooftop bar
  • Carne Mare Italian chophouse by Andrew Carmellini

High-voltage luxury in The Gulch boasting a 9,700-square-foot WET Deck pool oasis, Andrew Carmellini’s Carne Mare steakhouse and the 14th-floor PROOF rooftop bar.

Our Nashville Review Methodology

We evaluate every Nashville property on exact walking time to Lower Broadway, late-night street noise isolation, rooftop pool and bar quality, elevator wait times during weekend rushes, and mandatory destination and parking fees.