This was my first time staying at a home to suites and it was connected with another Hilton hotel…read more The location is prime. It's super close to be able to walk around downtown and have everything around you. Our room was so nice and spacious and love the curtain in the living room in case you need an extra privacy. The breakfast downstairs had a huge variety of options for all types of people and Love trying with different flavors of waffles each day. We had no issues during our stay and would totally stay here again.

We arrived I. Nashville at 5am. We had breakfast and headed over to the hotel to pray for an early…read morecheck in. The hotel looked busy as we saw many people checking out. Luckily we only had to wait 2 hours for our room. The lobby has a great mini store, pool table and shuffle board and game area. They have a fully stocked coffee/tea section and they offer cold water and fresh fruit. The staff was so nice and polite (especially the breakfast/kitchen staff). They offer free breakfast and wow the spread is amazing!! They go above and beyond and have so many options. Now about the room. It was nice and big! Bed was comfortable but I really wish hotels have better pillows. These pillows aren't the worst but not the best. The bathroom was a bit small and the lighting is not good. So hard to do makeup in there. The room provides natural lighting but the position of the wall mirror has lots of shadows. Track overhead lights near the mirror would be great!! With all that said we will return because of the location/staff and food amenities

Great hotel to stay and gets the job done. Great customer service here and they have a shuttle…read moreservice downtown which is a plus to me that runs on the hour and after 5pm every half hour. Breakfast is provided at a cost if you dont have status, and they have a bar lounge and a pool in the same area that closes late. Pretty good property overall and I would stay there again.

The hotel staff were excellent, the bartender is fun, the cleaning crew were kind, efficient and…read morefriendly. One of the drivers, Reza was incredible, the other one, Carlos, he didn't even drive down the street. He had an agenda to go somewhere but it wasn't to pick us up. A complete stranger and I, who were standing in two different areas both saw him continue down 4th street. He didn't get back to the hotel until 4:35. He was supposed to pick us up at 4:05. He said he didn't see either of us. I'm 6'2 with my heels on. The hotel is less than 5 minute drive away (30 min walk due to the bridge). We, a complete stranger and I) ended up taking an Uber after waiting over 25 minutes and we almost beat him back. Where he was, I'm unsure, he definitely wasn't doing his job. If it wasn't for him, I'd give this hotel 5 stars.

Stayed last night with my family. Perfect. 10 out of 10. This place checks every box. Clean,…read morequiet, no weird smells, remodeled, breakfast perfect, beds and pillow comfy, everything worked. Emily on top of all of it. Perfect location. Tons of places to eat and shopping. Clean. Free parking. Easy easy easy. My new Nashville go to.

As a person who has spent countless hours at Marriott's, this one was just barely okay…read more The check in process left me wanting. There was no excitedment or enthusiasm at all. This person must have already had a LONG day! However, smiling at a guest isn't that hard. The place seemed run down. I can't really place my finger on it, it had been cleaned, but there appeared to be a lack of overall maintenance and upkeep. 3 STARS for perfectly Average

I love this new affordable line of Hilton Hotels…read more I snagged my room for under $60 a night with my friends and family deal! Everything was fresh and clean, and my room didn't have an odor lol And everything was in working order. Breakfast consists mostly of bagels and carbohydrates. There are no eggs, but that is fine since it is never great to begin with. I felt safe and walked to a decent steak house that is adjacent to the hotel. Staff was friendly and I would definitely stay again!

I had a terrific stay at my hotel because it's pretty close to all the amenities and essentials you…read moreneed, including restaurants and gas stations. The room was very well appointed and clean. Late checkout was offered, and all the staff were very friendly. It is not within walking distance of the main spots in downtown, but is accessible by Uber. I will definitely stay here again the next time I come back to Nashville.

I had the pleasure of working with Michael Clay and his team on booking the event room and I must…read moresay it was nothing short of EXCELLENT!!! The environment, the staff, the food.... In short FABULOUS!!! 10 out of 10 I recommend!!! Thanks for making our Senior Fashion Show a HIT!!! We'll definitely be back! Shanda Campbell CenterWell Senior Primary Care

No blackout curtains in the rooms. Was really looking forward to sleeping in on my vacation…read more Unfortunately you cannot do that in this hotel. So much light comes through. Walls are very thin as well. I've been listening to Bigfoot run sprints upstairs and gossiping mom's next door. Looking for privacy in the bathroom of your room? Think again. It's a barn door. Overall, the designer of this place should look for a new job. The functionality of the rooms here are not it.

The stay was a great overall experience, starting with an easy mobile check-in process that even…read morelets you choose your room--I'd recommend selecting one facing south to avoid looking out over the nearby apartment community. The rooftop pool is a standout feature, and the fitness center on the top floor offers an impressive view while you work out. The second-floor bar and restaurant provide a nice spot to relax, and the 1 king corner room I chose offered plenty of space along with convenient amenities like a mini fridge and microwave. The room felt comfortable overall, with a cozy bed (though the pillows do lose a bit of their firmness once you lay on them), and the large windows let in great views and plenty of light. On top of that, everything was clean and well-maintained, which made for a very enjoyable stay.

Hi!! Now here's my review and I have a few recommendations if you'd like to do this stuff this…read moreplace is definitely for you. If you'd like to pay $20 for a breakfast buffet, if you'd like to pay $50 for parking per night, And if you want the same experience as a holiday inn this is for you. I mean obviously it's alright, I just thought it was ehhh because you could go to a Holiday inn in Nashville Tennessee and get the same experience maybe even a little better and a free breakfast instead of this. The only thing I really liked was how it was clean and how the bed was very very very very very very comfy. Thanks bye peeps.

Took an outstanding speakeasy tour with this company on a recent trip to Nashville. Thoroughly…read moreenjoyable and so informative! Would come back again.

Best Tour in Nashville!…read more Loved this tour so much. The stories from our guide, Dean, added so much great texture. And the venues we went to were all excellent. He even threw in an extra venue at the end. The cocktails were all amazing. I didn't have high hopes for the food heading into the tour, but it was also fantastic. I wasn't even hungry for dinner afterwards! HIGHLY recommended.

The hotel itself stood clean and open, the kind of place where air and light had been given room to…read moremove. The rooms were set in a way that gave a man space to stretch, to feel unpenned, and the streets around were good for walking. You could reach Public's on foot and sit down to a fine meal at places like The Detroit Cowboy, ML Rose and other eatery's without much trouble. Most of the staff were kind and worked with a willing spirit, though there were one or two whose hearts weren't in it and whose jobs belonged better to others. But here is where the story turns in my my opinion: Hilton, or some unscrupulous bean counter, has turned its face from the law of the land and the dignity of its people. The ADA standards of 2010, written to give access and fairness, seem to have been twisted thin. The standard ADA rooms were all sold out. This left only the large, costly suites to meet the needs of the mobility challenged, as though access were a luxury item to be sold instead of a right to be honored. They bind together the blind, the deaf, and the non-ambulatory in the same spaces, as though one person's need could be the same as another's. It is not so. And then breakfast--laid out high and proud on counters and chafing dishes, built for standing men, not for those in chairs. My son, bound to his wheels, could not see what was offered, could not take part in the same way as the rest. And that is the small insult that cuts deepest--not the food itself, but the reminder that he was not thought of. Hilton, you can do better. And the truth is, you must.

It has taken me many years of travel and hotels to learn which hotels do it right. Nothing has beat…read morethe Hilton group. This hotel has solidified that they think of every little detail. Near an exit door? Whisper-close so you won't hear it. Breakfast options? Never better. Need extra blankets or a fan for white noise? Absolutely. Somehow quiet in a busy city? You got it! Clean? Of course. Stay here if you want quick access to the fun but still get a good nights sleep.