Review for this listing: https://www.vrbo.com/4189729?dateless=true…read more "Stellar Condo" , not even close... My wife and I drove 20 hours from Massachusetts for what was supposed to be a week-long stay in Nashville. We checked in and vacated within two hours. Here is what we found: The building access code provided by the host did not work upon arrival. After multiple messages, the host sent a second incorrect code. We were stranded outside for an extended period before finally gaining entry. Vrbo support had to intervene. The pool is listed as a top amenity, the listing literally says "Dive Into Relaxation: Unwind in the top-rated pool." The pool was closed with a posted "DANGER -- POOL CLOSED" sign. This was never disclosed to us at any point before or after booking. It was a primary reason we chose this property. The unit had not been properly cleaned between guests. There was human hair throughout. The sofa, which the listing counts as a sleeping surface for up to four guests, had visible bodily fluid stains on it. There were bugs on the floor. Tile floors were visibly dirty. An upholstered chair was stained and soiled. Christmas and holiday decorations were still up throughout the unit in April, which tells you everything you need to know about how regularly this property is inspected or maintained. Vrbo's Resolutions Team reviewed our case, acknowledged the property failed to meet standards for accurate listing, proper check-in, and reasonable cleanliness, arranged a hotel for us that night, and confirmed in writing that we were entitled to a full refund. The host has refused to honor it. We were extremely disappointed, especially after the long road trip. Do yourself a favor and book elsewhere. What's advertised and what you'll find are two very different things. We have full photo documentation of everything described above, as well!

Submitted an inquiry for one of my properties and they were so attentive and helpful. Gabriella…read moreresearched and gave me the information that I needed within an hour. I will certainly call them again.

If you've never been to Gaylord Opryland, it's worth seeing at least once. This place is absolutely…read moreenormous. It's part resort, part convention center, part indoor botanical garden, and part entertainment destination. You could easily spend hours just wandering through the property. The highlight for me was the massive glass conservatories. They're filled with waterfalls, tropical plants, winding paths, and plenty of quiet spots to sit and take it all in. It's beautiful and unlike any other hotel I've visited. The property is a little dated in places, and I noticed a lingering smoke smell in some areas, which surprised me for a Marriott property. Because it's so large, be prepared to do a lot of walking. Fortunately, there are plenty of signs to help you find your way. Valet parking is available, and there are numerous restaurants and shops throughout the resort. Even if you're not staying overnight, I'd recommend stopping by to explore the atriums, grab a meal, or simply enjoy the atmosphere. It's one of those places that's hard to appreciate until you see it in person. Life is too short not to travel. Get out there, explore someplace new, and make some memories.

There were close to 8,000 conference attendees. The resort did a pretty good job keeping up with…read morethe influx, especially on Monday. We needed to valet, check-in and assistance getting to our rooms. Most of us had at least THREE pieces of luggage! The resort is mammoth in size and it takes a few days to learn your way around even with a map. There's plenty of food options and many spaces to relax and enjoy the lovely waterfalls and plants. Some rooms have a balcony that faces the Atrium which added to the allure. Housekeeping staff were nice and ensured the rooms were thoroughly cleaned and that we had enough water. I enjoyed the boat ride and once I got my bearings, I was able to navigate the resort with ease. We had some storms that resulted in a power outage. That was interesting but everything was restored relatively quickly. I enjoyed the fireworks on Saturday night. I needed bell service on Sunday and Kyle was EXCEPTIONAL! He swiftly gathered my things and made sure I got to the shuttle bus which was ABOVE and BEYOND! There were so many of us that team had to call in out of town reinforcement. Only downside my room had NO VIEW. It was in the Magnolia section and the best part was its proximity to the convention center. Hopefully next time I can get a room with a balcony! Overall I enjoyed my six night stay and look forward to returning when I am on vacation!

My husband and I stayed here in the summer for a few days and it was AWESOME! Very clean, the cabin…read morewas decorated so cute, beautiful grounds and we loved the chickens that came on our porch in the morning when we were sitting outside enjoying the morning. And they were friendly, LOL! Great accommodations and good location. We will definitely be back and look forward to another stay.

My husband and I stayed at Uncle Pete's cabin in 2005 for nearly 10 days while we took in…read moreNashville, Grand Ole Opry, Opry Mills, Country Music Hall of Fame and even Rock City in Chattanooga, as well as various parks after Labor Day. The cabin is probably the nicest place we have ever stayed. My husband was a Fire Chief for a volunteer fire department as well as holding a regular full time job and he needed to relax from the stress of his work. He was a bit nervous at first when I said we were going to stay in a cabin. We drove up and walked into the cabin and I could see all his stress leave his body as he let out a big sigh. I recommend this place to everyone I can. Nate and Rhonda are two of the nicest people whom I like to call friends now. If you want to go somewhere to kick back and relax after seeing the sites I highly recommend Rockhaven Cabin Rentals, especially Uncle Pete's Cabin. I hope to be able to go back.

100% awful customer service. Checking in was fine. We just wanted the wristbands and get gone. But…read morethey bothered us just to get them. Went to some stupid meeting told we where not interested. Treated like crap from some sales guy. Ended up emailing them and talking to them about a harassment issue with him. And to call for more Hand soap. SO, no was not happy at all with this trip.

First they mess up my reservation, It was supposed to be a 3 bedroom lockoff but they gave us a 2…read morebedroom lockoff and put my daughter at another floor at the end of the building. They told me they will reimburse my points back, but they are liars. I called a couple times , they told me they already sent it. Duh.. liars. Club Wyndham sucks.

I'll start this off by saying I'm extremely wary of Airbnbs after being disappointed one too many…read moretimes. We decided to take a chance on Urban Nashville and it actually exceeded my expectations in every aspect. The check in process was really easy, and I was so appreciative that they allowed early check in for a small fee. After a 3am flight, it would've been torture to wait until 4pm to check in, so when we were given the option to have our check in be as early as we wanted, I was ecstatic. When we arrived we were blown away by how nice the studio was. Each room was extremely clean and they even had some nice amenities in the bathrooms, which was such a nice touch. The beds were some of the comfiest I've ever slept in at an Airbnb, and the space itself felt very home-y and comfortable. I also loved the fact that there was a washer dryer available for use! If we ever visit Nashville again, we will 1000% be rebooking with Urban Nashville.

I stayed at one of Urban Nashville's properties for a conference I had to attend. I ended up…read morestaying at the Scarritt Bennett Centre, where theology students at Vanderbilt University normally stay during the year. I absolutely loved my time at Scarritt Bennett, it felt like a green oasis of calm in the middle of mid-town Nashville. The room was clean, safe and quiet, I couldn't ask for more. I loved walking through the grounds and walking past the medieval rock labyrinth everyday. Seeing the rabbits scoot about on the grounds, the giant mature trees full of songbirds. In the evening, especially with the Tennessee heat and humidity, the air was full of fireflies. I would not hesitate to stay here again if I'm ever in Nashville again.

NashRiverLoft - The good, bad, and ugly: The short story -…read more Excellent location, good WiFi, very clean, not great bed but not the worst. Room set-up is bad: Use entry code for 4 doors to get into a room with no windows, almost no counter space, no table, poor bathroom lighting and no bathroom fan, closet full with stuff - no room for our clothes, no TV or streaming service (using our phone to watch shows) Terrible customer service. Delaney on the AirBnB app is an AI agent, and not the smartest. Details below. Hard to get problems resolved through her. The phone service busy and ignored my message. Terrible instructions for check-in and getting into our room. More details: 1.They first notified us about TV issues during our flight to Nashville on Thursday. Promised to be fixed on the same day, then on Friday between 1pm-5pm. We waited in our room from 1pm for 3 hours because we did not want to have a tech enter while we are not in the room. Delaney said he would come in half hour around 3pm. At 4pm we were asked to wait for him on Saturday. So we end up watching Netflix on our phone (see pic). We are not going to waste several hours the next day, so no TV on this trip! 2. I asked them to remove all the items that were stored in our closet so we can use it for our clothes (see picture). Delaney inquired if I wanted them removed before or after we leave Nashville. There were plenty of other examples where even a kid would have better understanding. 3. There is almost no counter space. TV, micro and lamp on counter. Why TV and lamp not on the wall? Coffee maker useless. Why not Keurig with coffee pods like in other places. No kitchen utensils and place to prepare or eat. 4. No fan in bathroom. Only vent. Lighting dim. Maybe romantic but not practical when I need to shave 5. Our unit keypad needs to be pressed before you see any keys, as opposed to other units, where you see the keys. Nobody told us and Delaney obviously could not help. It took their support asking for pictures before they could help.

Communication is Terrible Several Phone Calls, Several…read moreDisconnects, SeverAl messages left, finally someone answered and also disconnected, after an hour standing outside the doors another guest came, she also had the same bad experience the day before, and was given 3 codes then on the 4th code it finally worked. Ok now we're in the room, because we put our code in, Oh nooooo, it was left unlocked the infamous room #4. Was awesome to have to do a security sweep after all the aggravation. Better hope you came to drink heavily and not just for the music because you will want to pass out cold before the Mini Split on wall vibrates and grinds every 15 minutes, if nothing else you will need a super loud sound machine if you are planning on any kind of sleep at all. Think I'm exaggerating this terrible experience and I'm just a Boy Karen, go head and book room #4. Oh and good luck with the worn out lamps too! My only comment to the owners/corporation is do better. Never have I ran into this in NY or FL Believe me I left the nit picking out on this review such as the promised bottled water, creamer etc. Highlight of the property close to the action.

We reserved rooms at this Nashville property due to its proximity to the concert venue we were…read morevisiting while in town as well as near the entertainment district. Check in was fairly easy, but valet parking process was a tad tricky. My comfort level was subpar with how keys and vehicles were handled. I also had chosen to bring my dog with me for this impromptu trip of less than 24 hours, as this was advertised as a pet-friendly property. However, this hotel is not really pet-friendly since there was no designated pet relief area and it was determined that the hotel had been a very bad neighbor to neighboring properties! I was told by reception staff to take my dog to either side of the hotel (off hotel property!), where I immediately saw posted signs forbidding pets in those areas and cameras. Rooms were fairly comfortable for this brief stay. Noise level was mid level and I awoke at 6 AM and decided to go ahead and leave. Had to retrieve my own car from parking garage since no valet on duty at that hour. Also want to add, we stopped at the bar area downstairs for a nightcap before heading to our rooms. This was quite entertaining due to the bartender's interactions with other patrons seated next to us. She downloaded a sh*tload of stories regarding her ex and the WWF/WWE. Would likely not return to stay at this hotel with or without my pet. I've also made sure I have a tracking tag hidden in my vehicle now just in case of situations like this.

I stayed at the Aloft Nashville West End, and I've got to say, it's been the best Aloft experience…read moreI've had so far. The location isn't right in the thick of downtown, but the West End still offers a solid city vibe. Thanks to my Platinum status, I got upgraded to a one-bedroom suite--something rare for an Aloft. It was spacious, clean, and comfortable. The check-in agent was friendly and honest--she suggested I take points instead of the food and beverage credit, which made sense for an Aloft. They provided complimentary water too. Parking's a bit pricey--$15 per day for self-park and $40 for valet--but I found free street parking a couple blocks away by some apartments. If you're lucky, that's an option. Elevators were small, but the hotel wasn't busy when I stayed. I got an eighth-floor room, and while they say the patio isn't a rooftop, it sure felt like one--with a nice skyline view. It's not NYC or LA, but it's a good perspective of Nashville. In short, the staff was on point, the room was ready and spotless, and the upgrade made my work stay a lot more productive. If you want a budget-friendly, spacious option in Nashville, this Aloft delivers.

I've been here a few times now, so I can adequately write a review of here…read more First let's talk about the lounges, or lack thereof. No priority lounges but I've visited an American Airlines lounge that was overcrowded and hard to find. But we were able to make the best of it so that was workable. Southwest has a base here so you'll see a majority of flights from them. Smaller airports destinations will usually require you to transfer from elsewhere. We had a 5 hour layover at O hare because we couldn't get a direct flight to our destination. So that is kind of a miss. I do like how easy drop off and pickup was here and only about 20 minutes from the opry. The airline people from united, American, and Southwest has all been pretty helpful from my experience. Kudos to them. Eatery and gifts has some good selections, but I refrained from buying whiskey or honkytonk junk on my trips. See you again next year BNA

What a really great airport…read more This was my first experience at this airport as I had a 3 hour layover here. I was bummed to find out they didn't have a dedicated American Express lounge but that feeling was quickly dissipated as I realized the sheer amount of bars and restaurants this airport has. During my three hour layover I walked up and down the different gates between A,B,C & D and was able to check out much more than I expected. They have so many classic Nashville restaurants located at this airport including World Famous Hattie Bs. It was very hard to select which restaurant to go to considering they had so many options even just with different BBQ spots. They have many stores here spotlighting country music and really made me yearn for going to visit downtown Nashville one of these days to check out what the actually music scene looked like. I think I counted 6 or 7 different restaurants and bars that featured live music in the airport-that's just wild. In closing, I must say if they ever add more lounges this airport would pretty much be perfect as I had a wonderful time there during my three hour layover, as crazy as that sounds .

A+ stay at the Countrypolitan Nashville!…read more We have vacationed in Nashville several times and this has been the best hotel by far. From the second you walk in the door the staff makes you feel at home and you have everything you need in one place to include fabulous rooms, craft cocktails, live music, great food, a store for those last-minute snacks/drinks at the end of the night. A big shout out to Heather and Eric at the front desk and Brittani behind the bar! Thank you for a wonderful birthday weekend and see ya again soon!

Excellent experience! Beautifully repurposed bank info this stunning hotel and restaurant/ lounge…read more From the valet attendants ( thanks Kayden) to the warmest check/ins (Almiya (sorry, y'all need name tags , not sure how to spell your names).... Spent the first of our two nights here in the lounge for a belated lunch that started at happy hour time that extended to closing. (5-10!!) thank you to Steve who was a fantastic bartender/server, for all the conversation, food and drinks. Enjoyed the wonderful Brian Allison performing that night as well in such a stunning room... Enjoyed two breakfast here as well, and the peach pancakes were delicious( peachy, according to my hubby). Everything was big portions! Wait staff was great too. Rooms were comfortable, everything clean, and just such a beautiful space everywhere. Very conveniently located, easy walking distance to all the areas hotspots. A big thank you to Heather at the front desk, who was so hospitable, friendly, and everything and beyond what someone welcoming you into a hotel should be.