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    Food selection - only appetizers
    Amanda D.

    I booked the Igloo at Camp Bobby for me and my friends while I was visiting TN. I did enjoy the experience and set up but for the minimum to spend ($200+) they should have more food options available. The menu was really just small shareable dishes and nothing we ordered was out of this world. Also the deposit to rent your igloo does not go towards the minimum. Overall it was a cute experience. Food and drinks were ok and they didn't even have a make your own s'mores kit for the kids like I seen at some other igloo experiences. Also another thing that was annoying was the menu was not available anywhere online I could only see the past years and being that it changed I would have booked somewhere else knowing that it was just appetizers offered and the minimum at this igloo experience was much higher than other places that were around $150. They should definitely post the food and drinks options online to help customers know if this experience is worth it!

    minibar
    Jason M.

    My trip to Nashville was a mix of business and pleasure - the first half I was attending a conference and then I decided to stay a few days to check out more of the city since I had never been here before. During the conference I stayed at the Gaylord Opryland, but I was looking to stay somewhere closer to downtown afterwards. After some research, the Bobby Hotel seemed to check the most boxes for me, so I booked it. Like most of my other hotel reviews, I'll break this down into pros and cons, so here we go! There are a lot of things to like about Bobby, one of the best features in my opinion is the location. You're right around the corner from Printer's Alley and only a couple of blocks from Broadway - for me it was perfect since Broadway can be a little much to be right on top of so I appreciated that I was a few blocks off of all the action. The theming and decor are another pro - it kinda had a music theme to it (because Nashville), with high end finishes, a contemporary design, and a warm color scheme (lots of browns, woods, and reds). The hotel has a lot of amenities - my room was spacoius with a huge minibar and all the features one would expect from a higher end hotel room. My room also had balcony which provided pretty good views of the city. As far as food/drink, they offer room service as well as a restaurant, bar, and cafe off the main lobby. There is also a bar in the basement that connects out to Printer's Alley which I enjoyed. Finally, the roof of the hotel contains another bar, a pool, pickleball court, and a lot of seating - there's also great views of the city from up there. As far as cons, the most annoying one for me personally was the lack of surfaces in my room. Besides one small surface that jut out from the wall, there was really nothing - I get this isn't a hotel aimed towards people on business trips but I would like to have at least had a small table or desk. The balcony was somewhat wasted space - don't get me wrong, I appreciated it but it was too large and the furniture out there didn't fill it well. I sense this hotel used to be an office building so from that perspective they likely had to work with what they had. The halls were weird - they were really dark, like there was a severe lack of lighting there which I didn't understand. I got room service while I was there - food was good but nobody answered the phone when I called so I ended up going through the front desk to place my order. To wrap this up, I gotta give a shout out to the staff - everyone I interacted with was super friendly and really enhanced my stay. Overall, I enjoyed my time at Bobby - the hotel has a lot to offer and it really enhanced my Nashville experience. I would definitely consider staying here again the next time I visit the city.

    Drawer of mini bar stuff for purchase
    Shasta S.

    I'm really conflicted with this review. There were some very cool things and some not so cool things.. First the cool things. The hotel itself is very cool inside. The lobby has a really nice staircase, the sitting areas had eclectic seating, we received a welcome beverage (beer or mocktail), and they allow dogs so we got to see some pups while here. I heard the rooftop bar was very nice for the Camp Bobby going on..and the location is super convenient to visit Printers Alley, which is what we had planned. It's close enough to walk to Broadway for all that honky tonk stuff, but keep in mind you're walking back uphill to the hotel...The room is decorated with an edgy vibe, had some cool table top art books to look through, there were some cool lamps in the room, it was quite spacious, and since I booked during winter, it was decently priced. The in room mini bar is very good. Fridge full of stuff to purchase, they even have snacks and candy, and some hotel merch. All with large price tags, of course. Ok - so the not so great part. First off, the rooftop bar that we had been told was nice wasn't open when we wanted to go, even though the website advertised as so. One thing I specifically liked about this hotel was the fact they have a lobby dog - a dog being rescued and trained for service and I inquired when booking to make sure they do in fact allow petting (cause I needed to hug the dog). I was assured yes absolutely. well guess what? there is no dog. according to the desk clerk, the dog was too aggressive so they took it back to the foster or whatever and wouldn't be getting a new dog for "maybe like 6 months". That was annoying to hear. The pillows are not comfy. Very lumpy and yet flat at the same time. I had to ask for extra and it didn't help. The bed has no comforter. It's literally a hard sheet, another softer sheet, a large towel like blanket, and a top sheet. It was just weird. The bathroom....now this is a strange choice. It's a glass cube in your room. The glass is shaded and not exactly see through, but see through enough that they need curtains to have privacy around it, but be warned it's not private sound wise...you will hear everything in there... The shower....had no door?? Just a half glass panel. I really didn't understand this part - I wasn't able to shower without water getting on the floor in considerable amounts. No usb ports in the room which bummed me out because I assumed every hotel in this day and age would have these, so I left my power adapter at home. No coffee maker in the room. Yes, they will offer to bring you coffee in the morning, but only between 5-7am and that's annoying. I'd much rather have a coffee maker to do my own when I want it. No ice maker on floor - had to call the desk to have them bring it to you. Honestly it just feels like they design it to where they require you to have them bring stuff to get more tips.. We wanted to go to the dive bar, but it was also closed the day we wanted to go. And the final issue was that housekeeping threw away my food that I had kept on the bedside table. It was an uneaten large gourmet brownie that I had purchased, and there wasn't any room in their mini fridge to keep it in, so I left it covered in the room. Very frustrated they trashed my stuff. And all I got was a sheepish sorry from the desk for it. Just irked me. So...For the convenience of area and the general design and aesthetic, it was a great place. But for some basic amenities that lacked in a boutique hotel, I wasn't impressed. I probably wouldn't come here again, but glad to have tried it out once.

    Jennifer T.

    This is a very nice boutique hotel but not practical at all. It is very dark in the hallways and room. Very disappointed with the bed; it was very uncomfortable. The shower was worse! There is no empty fridge, no water expect for certain times in the lobby. No coffee machine in the room. Paid $6 for a very watered down coffee. The only thing I liked was the igloo at the rooftop. I was excited they had a room with a balcony. The chairs were so uncomfortable. The roof view and less than desirable. I wouldn't stay here again.

    Room
    Cole D.

    Stayed here for a work trip and it was luxurious. Nice shower that is warm and spacious. Love the black tile. Obsessed with the bathroom circular mirror and light. Bed is soft. Plenty of outlets. Love the lights underneath the bed. The quirky designs of guitars and music stuff on the dressers are fun to look at. Nice headboard. Feels luxurious rocker vibes. Up top is so nice to hang out on. The bus is fun, great views. Plenty of sunshine. Bean bag toss. The gym is available. Basic dumb bells. Treadmills and step machines. Nothing crazy nice. Bathrooms there. Friendly service. Donny helped me out at reception and was kind.

    Lobby
    Jordan C.

    Oh where to start! My mother and I stayed at The Bobby for the first time on our recent visit to Nashville. From the moment we walked into the hotel we were in awe! It was so chic, unique, and stunning! The lobby was beautiful with a grand staircase and eclectic decor. It was very clean, with a pleasant, fragrant aroma, and the staff/valet was extremely friendly and accommodating. The valet service was professional and very helpful in getting our bags and car. The location is perfect, not too close to the rowdiness of the downtown, but not too far from it either. There is a Walgreens nearby, which is convenient. It is within walking distance of the main attractions downtown and easy to navigate. Now our room was stylish with flair and bold color combinations. There was so much detail in the room and it really added to our experience. While the room wasn't super spacious, it wasn't cramped. The beds were comfortable and we enjoyed the high quality bathrobes they provided. The bathroom was also very nice. It was beautifully tiled and had a large, round, lit mirror. The rainfall shower head was a luxury with great pressure, providing for very hot, steamy showers. We both liked the storage compartments and closet space as well. There are many drinks and snacks provided by the hotel available in the room for purchase. The rooftop bar is a cannot-miss. During our stay it was centered around a "Camp Bobby" theme. The rooftop had a bunch of "igloos" available for groups to rent out. There is a retro bus on the rooftop as well adding to the unique flair of the whole experience. It all comes together to provide for a truly different experience. We enjoyed spending time up there Friday evening and sitting by one of their fire pits. It has a great view of the city too. This hotel pays fine attention to detail to provide their guests with a memorable experience. Between the various amenities, to the decor, and service this hotel is just above and beyond. The ambiance is unbeatable and I felt like our trip wouldn't have been the same if had stayed elsewhere. We really appreciated the retro car theme which was evident in the chandelier in the lobby and the antique Bobby car parked outside the hotel. The Bobby is the perfect hotel for a one of the kind stay and I would 100% recommend staying here in Nashville.

    Molly R.

    Really stunning hotel. Great location to stay while in Nashville, about a five minute walk to Broadway. The lobby is stunning, there is a cafe and bar at your convenience. Warm fire place to cozy up by in the Winter. The room was spacious and clean. Only complaint about the room is they're very dark, could use more lighting especially by the mirror outside the bathroom. Overall great experience staying here!

    The second-floor lobby is the best. Push layout when you can hear the crowd below at a lower level creating a relaxing area.
    Bryan D.

    We stayed at the Bobby Hotel on a Father Son trip to see the Titans and Tour Makers Mark. The staff was helpful and friendly. The first night the hotel had a water leak and immediately booked a room at the Westin. The second night we relaxed on the roof. They had a great bus (yes a bus)converted into a sitting area and multiple transparent igloos to avoid the cold weather. The service at the rooftop bar was excellent. We had ribs and chicken. This boutique hotel is a destination. An event. An experience. We will go again, and I can't wait.

    Dirty rag
    Marty M.

    This hotel is meh at best, and for the price that it is, expected wayyyyyy more. Lobby is gorgeous, smells divine, and that's where the allure stops. This is an old office building converted into hotel, so the layout of the rooms is a little funky, but cool IMO. My room was dirty, as in trash left over from the previous guest. The towels are so scratchy, toiletries were not good quality. The last day there, the cleaning lady left her rag in my room and I almost stepped on a big piece of GLASS. Location and hotel lobby are the best features of this hotel.

    Edwin - best bartender in Nashville making pickleball shots.
    Julie D.

    We live the Bobby Hotel rooftop bar and pickleball. I recently discovered the Bobby in a work trip and had two groups at the rooftop "backyard" bar. Great pickleball court that can be rented by the hour. Loved the bar, food and Edwin's excellent service! The bus lounge was super cool too. Can't wait to go back!

    Inside
    Maria O.

    This review is in regards to the restaurant and the rooftop bar. The restaurant menu is designed for sharing and our server explained our dishes would come out in the order they were presented in the menu. I ordered the risotto, which had a nice flavor and was perfectly cooked. The portions are very small so if you're hungry, you'll need to order quite a few dishes. Afterwards, we decided to go up to the rooftop bar. It's spacious with artificial grass and a few lawn games. I went to the bar to order a beer. The bartender told me it was $7.00, which I left a $10. I was with another person in my party, which ordered a drink. Once I received my beer, I went back to my friends. Approximately 10 minutes later, one of the bartenders came up to my table telling us we owed him more money. When I asked him about leaving him $10 for a $7.00 beer, he said he thought the money I left was the tip.

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    Ask the Community - Bobby

    Does the hotel still having Sasha the lobby dog?

    No - she retired. They got a new puppy named Harry but he will soon be going to someone as a support dog.

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    Ask for King with Balcony. All king rooms are large Make sure you go to the blues bar in the Alley. Best one.

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    We had an absolutely wonderful stay at this location when my husband was attending a conference in…read moreNashville. The free breakfast was buffet style and very filling. Our room was a corner king and had a great view. The staff was attentive and friendly. My only complaint was that the pool is small and the deck is soooooo slippery. Like I could barely walk on it.

    The location is excellent and within walking distance of Broadway, but unfortunately that's where…read morethe positives end. For a hotel charging around $300 per night, the condition of the room was extremely disappointing. The bedding was worn out and overdue for replacement. The duvet was so old and thin that it was practically see-through, with the feathers inside completely flattened and no longer providing any comfort or warmth. The bed sheets were dingy, stained, and looked unclean. The air-conditioning vent blew directly onto the bed, making the room uncomfortably cold throughout the night. Combined with the paper-thin duvet, I spent the night freezing. The bathroom was equally disappointing. The walls were dirty, stained, and clearly in need of maintenance and a deep cleaning. Overall, the room felt neglected and poorly maintained. Given the nightly rate, I expected a clean, comfortable, and well-maintained room. Instead, I was met with worn bedding, cleanliness issues, and an uncomfortable night's sleep. The location is great, but the condition of the hotel does not justify the price.

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    Music Row, Midtown

    Getting into the hotel was a bit of a rocky start, coffee was spilled on me but... life goes on and…read moreit was at least lukewarm warm. I don't think I could leave a bad review when they all try so hard to make sure your stay is great. It seems genuine too. Also it's so gorgeous everywhere you turn. They have a house car that can take you to a few locations around the city. Pool is beautiful and they have just the right amount of restaurants inside. Only thing missing is a small gift shop. I unfortunately forgot a few things. Thank you, it's a lovely place to stay. Matthew with the concierge is phenomenal, we loved his recommendations. He provided us with a list of Broadway which was so helpful. I am pretty exhausted of being on my phone and using the list was convenient. Brian at the bar is really fun to talk to and very experienced. Excited to get 1 drink tonight.. Afterall I am an Utah native. "E" at the front desk was awesome as well. He helped me manage a few things that spontaneously came up and he handled them all with grace. He also gave me a recommendation to get some artwork done. Everything did work out with that too and it couldn't have been more perfect! Thank you for listening closely and taking care of all the fine details. You're such an asset to the Conrad. I'm sure we will be back.

    The service at the Conrad Nashville Hotel is like staying at your family's house. They treat you…read morelike you are coming home. The food at the Blue Astor was delicious. They had many gluten free options. The morning before they made gluten free French toast (sorry I didn't take pictures that morning, it was beautifully delicious too!) They were fast, efficient and friendly! Gary and Derrick, the bellman, are the sweetest people ever! They remembered our names, treated us so nice and never made us feel like a bother, no matter what we needed. So attentive and such a pleasure. They make us want to come visit again soon!! Wish I had more pictures of the lobby and rooms because they are gorgeous!

    Hilton Nashville Downtown - Guest room

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    (261 reviews)

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    Downtown, Sobro

    Stayed at this hotel on a business trip. Had to wait in the lobby on the first day but it was a lot…read moreof us meeting together. The room was very organized and spacious. It was just a typical hotel, nothing too unique about it. It did the job and the location was perfect for staying in Nashville. I loved how it was honestly walking distance to all the bars and restaurants. Didn't really do anything special. I was in their conference room and it was big enough to fit for my division. I can't say the bartender for the first conference night was great but the ones at the restaurant below was much better. Front desk - staffs were friendly and helpful. Checked out on the app. I wouldn't mind staying here again for work. Great team bonding over espresso martinis! haha

    Maybe I stayed here years ago for a Union-Management Safety Conference. Of course, Downtown…read moreNashville has grown and with the Hockey Area and Country Music Hall of Fame right across the street and Broadway a block away, this is one convenient and large location. I was able to book our 4 nights through a combination of Hilton Points and my annual free night off my Amex credit card. Such a deal! And as a Diamond member, I had use of the Executive Lounge and a $30 food and beverage credit. We all had a very pleasant stay. The room was roomy and comfortable, the shower water was hot and strong, and we slept well. Our window faced towards the Hockey Arena, and there was selective Broadway-related noise in the evening. That became background noise soon enough that really didn't affect sleep. However, I suspect that this Hotel is due for some refurbishment as the armrests on the couch were worn and at least one cabinet molding came off. Housekeeping sometimes came late in the day, and after they skipped us after the first night, we made it a point to remind them. As for the $30 food credit, we used the convenient coffee kiosk by the elevators often. Fruit, cookie bars, coffee, and other snacks were often available at the Executive Lounge, although I found this to be one more basic offerings that I'd experienced with Hilton. We didn't really figure out how to have a proper breakfast here, but there were plenty of excellent choices within a short walking distance. The Italian restaurant (separate review) was a pleasant surprise one night for dinner, in terms of value, good food, and excellent service. Then there were the 3 elevator banks, one of which was out-of-service, and required knowing that there were 2 call buttons to keep track of. Parts of the day did require some waiting as every floor (of 10) was often in play. As we headed back to the airport yesterday, I agree with my brother-in-laws comment that with all the location and room positives, this hotel lacked a certain character. Maybe it was size, maybe it was good service without a lot of personality, or maybe because of where they are, they can mail it in occasionally. Or maybe the little things we noticed started to add up. I'm a loyal Hilton Honors member, but if there's a next time for Nashville, I might look at some of their other nearby options.

    Moxy Nashville Downtown - View from rooftop restaurant

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    I travel and stay at a lot of Marriott properties. This hotel is fantastic…read more Positives: 1. The bartender/front desk staff are amazing and friendly. The front desks is a bar, and that should tell you a lot about the property. 2. The live music in the lobby has been great. It's nice to grab a drink, hear some live music, play some pool without having to leave the property yet. 3. Amazing location steps from Broadway bars and music 4. Everything is clean and simple. The negative reviews for this property are crazy. 1. You have to be a particular kind of Karen to complain about the noise from the street. You are on Broadway. There will be street noise. It will continue until 3am. The hotel provides earplugs and white noise generators. If this is going to be a problem for you then book a hotel out in Brentwood. 2. The rooms are small and sparse. They are also clean and cozy. I love it. You aren't coming here to hang out in your room. This is a fun, unique property. If you are expecting a Courtyard (or a Sheraton) book one of those instead. If you have any level of chill and are open to something unique right in the middle of the action, then stay here.

    We had a great stay at Moxy Nashville Downtown, this hotel is a gem! It's just steps off Broadway…read moreand has such a fun boutique feel. Our room overlooked the local bars and was just the right size for us. The rooftop restaurant was perfect for grabbing a drink and a late-night snack. You can definitely hear the nearby music into the late hours, but after a full day of traveling, we still slept well. If you want to be right in the middle of the action, this is a great place to stay!

    Omni Nashville Hotel - Omni Nashville Hotel

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    (524 reviews)

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    Sobro, Downtown

    I thought I'd Have stayed in every great hotel in Nashville…read more. The moment I got dropped off was checked in by the wonderful graceful Laurie at the front desk . You feel as if you're steeping into a very cool place as soon as you walk in the door ! Lobby was full of very cool families. .. cowboys and cowgirls ..very classy looking bar ! The room was beautiful and more importantly very quiet . We are a few blocks from Broadway and you're in paradise ! The next morning had a great breakfast .. service food and a wonderful waitress ! Great ambience and treated my friend with Jerry with great care !! Back at hotel And had a wonderful time at the bar ! Met some interesting folk from out of town ! Bravo to Omni and it's great staff

    I purchased the Omni with Love package. I did not receive a phone call from a concierge to help…read moreplan our stay. I did not receive the guaranteed late check out. I was charged extra for the strawberries and champagne when I had already paid for it by purchasing the "With Love" package to begin with. I was charged an additional 56$ for in room dining that I never even purchased at all. I also didn't receive my $50 credit that the "With Love" package is supposed to come with. I brought these issues to the staff's attention upon checkout when I received my bill and saw so many things wrong with it. The person who answered the phone (night auditor) was leaving around 7am and told me he couldn't help me and that I needed to call back later to speak with a manager. He did not take notes or pass my issue along to anyone, so when I called back later, no one was aware of what happened. To make matters worse, it took a manager 1.5 hours to resolve the issue after my initial phone call at 7am. I called the front desk 3 times and after 1.5 hours with no call back or resolution, I had to go down there myself and demand to speak to a manager. This was my first wedding anniversary with my husband and we will never forget it because of how bad the service was. Even with the additional charges being removed and the manager refunding us about $100 in bar charges, it wasn't enough to make the situation better. We should have been refunded for the entire "With Love" package and charged a standard room rate for our entire stay since the entire "With Love" package was not delivered as promised on the Omni website. The manager tried to help us and did what she thought made sense (removing the charges and comping some bar drinks from our tab), but that doesn't make up for ruining our first wedding anniversary. I NEVER should have had to follow up on any of this. The "With Love" package should have been experienced as advertised and if they couldn't do that, I shouldn't have been charged for it at all. It changes your nightly room rate to a higher cost than what standard guests are paying. I still paid "extra" and didn't receive what I paid for.

    JW Marriott Nashville

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    (196 reviews)

    $$

    Sobro, Downtown

    We arrived in Nashville where we were booked through another hotel but under circumstances out of…read moreour control, we had to come to KW Marriott for one night. Shana was the one who helped us upon arrival and my gosh she was amazing. So polite, inviting and overall gave us such a good experience and feel that we ended up cancelling our other hotel to continue our stay at JW Marriott for the remainder of our stay in Nashville. She really needs a shoutout by the way she treats people! Exceptional. Room was great and pool was fun too!

    The elevator not stopping on our floor, stopped on 11 and had to walk down a flight of stairs.,…read morealso nobody never came and unlocked the mini fridge with the bar. asked three different times. tv would not work in room, constructinear the velvet stand which made everything a nightmare. valet's attendant was worthless had to go find someone to take my truck. oh they were at the velvet stand just playing on their phones. The bar on the top floor the host or whoever he was said there closing and no service at the bar. May we just look around for a second? he followed us to the bar and the bartender asked if we wanted a drink uh sure but I thought you we're closin. No sir you have 15-20 minutes I turned and looked at the host who said they were closed and I asked if we could sit and the end of the bar and he said that section is closed. so we ordered our drink and stood there drinking it and the bartender said we could have a seat at the other end of the bar where the host told us no. I've had better service at Fairfield Inn in Arkansas coming and headed back home than the stay in Nashville. Never again will I stay at the JW Nashville. Tried to let a manager know how their service is below Marriott standards and he could care a less Why shouldn't he care when we're paying 800.00 a night.

    Bobby - hotels - Updated July 2026

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