This is a solid hotel choice under the Hilton portfolio brands when needing to be in the downtown…read moreNashville area. It has some minimalist features with upgrades (think converted old industrial brick, steel girders, and cement mixed with high thread count bedding, large showers, and boutique soap/shampoo in planet-saving large formats). Those that want a top-shelf type of shelter with many uniquely shaped rooms but not an over the top luxe experience (think no true doorman, executive lounge, or grand chandelier entrance) will love it here. I love the cozy boutique feel of the place. There are interesting visual displays of artworks scattered around the public spaces and the quiet, almost reverent tone that the room floors have due to some great sound proofing and thick floors. Once I was on my floor and in my room, I felt like I had no idea what was going on outside my door or windows. Another reason for that is because it is a building abutting an alley with other close-in buildings all around. My windows were smartly opaque but even if they were not, I would have been looking at a brick wall of another building just a few feet away. For those looking to have panoramic views of sunsets or city lights, you may wish to stay elsewhere. There is a decent hotel bar with some well-priced Happy Hour drinks and snacks to help you get your evening fun started if that is what you are in town for. The location is also within easy walking distance of the music bar action but not so close as to be teeming with drunken idiots encroaching on the property (think no one peeing outside your alley window or having intoxicated verbal domestic disputes within earshot of the property). This is a plus for me but it may be a bit too quiet for those looking to be right in the center of the Nashville night action. I would be happy to stay here when in the area if I am alone and on business or looking for a quiet stay outside of action central downtown. But if you are wanting a more uniform hotel experience, a 5-star luxe hotel, or a location in the thick of the night parties, you will want to stay elsewhere.

This was one of the best hotel experiences I've had anywhere, ever…read more Valet was super courteous. The valet area is super small, so prepared to hold up traffic on 2nd or circle the bloc a few times. Check in was super smooth. There was a small like that didn't take much time at all. Two attendants were swiftly and politely moving the process along, while making sure every guest was aware of all of the details of the hotel. The room was super clean and comfortable. A modern feel in an old building. I just absolutely loved this place. I looked at their availability for the night of the next show I'll be in Nashville for and was sad to see the two night minimum when I only needed one. Would have booked a room for August on the spot.

We really enjoyed the Hot Chocolate Affair! It was my first time at the Loews. They were in the…read moremidst of renovations, but tried to make sure it didn't disrupt too much. The event was such a cute experience. There's so much, but thank goodness they allow to-go boxes. There's something for everyone, but it does lean more towards sweet items. If that's not for your palate, I don't recommend. They validated parking in their garage. Love: tower of food, milk hot chocolate Like: service (kind enough); dark & white chocolate

Nice hotel, wish there were a pool and that the Club lounge on the top floor had been open during…read moremy stay! I attended a work conference here last month and enjoyed a King room on the 11th floor right across from the executive/diamond? lounge. Unfortunately that was not open during the hours stated, but I got to experience some of the hotel's other offerings throughout the event. We had several happy hours, breakfast/lunch buffets, and multiple meetings/presentation in the large ballroom. Staff was great, friendly, and prompt with removing plates and silverware. The food and drink were delicious and, much to my delight, there were plenty of healthy options,m such as egg white omelets, fruits and veggies, RX bars and juices. Although I did not partake fully in the happy hours, I was glad to see a good variety of soft options. I loved the gym at this hotel- the only drawback was that there was so much construction happening that access was indirect and a bit of an obstacle. The construction noise also impacted some of the presentations, but I think our organizers communicated the disturbances which put a pause to the work. There are some good food and drink spots in the immediate walkable vicinity; a little coffee shop plus Elliston Place Soda Shop. All in all, I had a very pleasant stay here. I forgot a toothbrush and toothpaste, and the 24/7 text line was very helpful in that regard. I would recommend this hotel.

We booked here last minute on a Sunday evening in October. The staff was very welcoming and…read morehelpful. Leon and Donnaya at the front desk are nice to engage with. This place is fairly clean with some modern updates but has some room for improvement with tidiness. I found some debris from popped balloons around our room as though the guests before us threw a little party in there. Other than that the room was fine. The lobby is on the 5th floor and has live music on Sunday evenings. You can sit out on the patio and have a beautiful of the Nashville skyline as you enjoy. The first floor had a little bit of a sticky substance on the floor when we first went out around 8pm. When we returned around midnight, there was a far larger massive area in front of the elevator covered in the stick substance. In 4+ hours, no one was able to come clean it. That could've been a hazard. Unfortunately, it tracked on our shoes and into our room as well among other common areas around the hotel. The breakfast was surprisingly solid. I enjoyed the coffee, eggs, veggie sausage and waffles. The waffle was the delicious star of the show. They also have milk alternatives and fruits for the more health-conscious guest.

First time stayers when going to Nashville, there was two adults and our 16 year-old for a concert…read more Check in was a quick painless process and loved the food discounts in the bar area especially high happy hour! Room was clean but sleeper sofa was rather strange and very weird to use and was the first time dealing with lol The parking was rather crazy when you can get valet for 50 which is 10 more then I paid for 24 hrs so that I was not a fan. Hotel I would for sure stay at again if coming to town .

We came to Nashville for a wedding and the 2 hotels on the invitation were already booked. I booked…read morethrough Priceline and this hotel came up. We are so glad it did. It's fairly new and we had a wonderful stay. Beautifully decorated. I only took one photo because all the other photos on their website are accurate. The staff was incredibly friendly and helpful. The rooms were extremely clean and well-appointed. What a treat to have a pour over coffee in our room! Quality toiletries available. The walk in shower was heavenly. The bed and pillows were delightful. Everyone used to talk about how comfortable Hampton Inn bedding was, but it has nothing on this place. I want those pillows so bad. The duvet was so light and fluffy. The mattress was so comfy to our old bodies. The air was working great and kept our room as chilled as we like it which equates to arctic temperatures. For the people who complain about paying for parking, they must not get out often because every large city we visit requires paid parking for hotels in downtown areas. We loved that we could request our car from our phones before going down. The valets were always prompt and professional. We could not recommend this hotel enough.

We loved our stay here! This was our second time staying at this hotel, and it definitely lived up…read moreto our previous experience. We had a corner room with a beautiful view, and the room itself was clean and very comfortable. The location is great. It's easily walkable to both Broadway and The Gulch, which made getting around Nashville very easy. The hotel also has a boutique-style vibe with fun decor, great music, and a friendly staff. The coffee shop, Bluestone Lane, is also very good and located inside the hotel. We enjoyed the pool and outdoor bar area, and in the evenings the lobby bar had live music along with a fun cocktail and mocktail menu. Overall, it was a great experience, and we will definitely be back!

This wasn't a hotel I had planned to visit. I was enjoying dinner across the street when I kept…read morelooking over at Hotel Fraye. The architecture, rooftop pool, and overall vibe were intriguing enough that I walked over just to satisfy my curiosity. I'm glad I did. Part of Hilton's Curio Collection, Hotel Fraye blends modern style with subtle Art Deco influences while paying tribute to Nashville's creative spirit. Located in Midtown at Broadway and 19th, it's close to Music Row, Vanderbilt University, Bridgestone Arena, the Ryman Auditorium, the Country Music Hall of Fame, and everything downtown Nashville has to offer. The lobby immediately feels polished without being pretentious. It's a boutique hotel with about 200 rooms that strikes a nice balance between contemporary elegance and relaxed comfort. The rooftop pool and bar looked like a fantastic place to unwind after a day of exploring, and it's easy to see why this property has become a favorite for both business and leisure travelers. I also appreciated the thoughtful amenities, including a fitness center, outdoor pool, hot tub, complimentary Wi-Fi, on-site dining for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and inviting gathering spaces. If you're looking for a hotel that feels upscale without losing its personality, this one is worth a look. Sometimes the best travel discoveries aren't planned--they simply catch your eye. Hotel Fraye did exactly that, and it absolutely lived up to my curiosity. Life is too short not to travel well. Slow down, wander into places that spark your interest, and let curiosity guide you. You never know what you'll discover.

Hotel experience is amazing. Staff is very competent and kind. Was welcomed with smiles…read more Breakfast service could use some work with the quality and efficiency, ex: a latte still had not come by the time I was half way finished with my breakfast. The food is outstanding and compliments to the chef on the eggs and potato wedges.

We stayed here for one night for a concert at Geodis Park. It is perfectly located for our needs as…read moreit is right in between the park and downtown Nashville. The walk to Broadway is about 10 minutes. Check in was easy in the afternoon before the concert. Our room was ready and we actually found parking on the street right outside the hotel that felt safe. The room was large with an island that was great for eating and desk work. There was a small fridge and microwave, with a sink as well in addition to the bathroom sink. There was a small pull out couch which ended up being not too bad to sleep on. The TV swiveled between this space and where the bed was, so you can only watch TV from one of the two locations. Now onto the amenities. The breakfast was really good. Lots of hot food options and good protein. The station is large so it was never crowded. There was plenty of space to sit and eat and it was clean. The indoor pool was another hit with us! It is large and has a high ceiling with modern feel, not like some others that feel like a dungeon. Could have used more towels, but they came quickly upon request.

During our brief trip to Nashville, we stayed at Hyatt House. We chose Hyatt House because it was…read morein a great location, within a ten minute walk of the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum and Broadway. Because we wanted a microwave and fridge, we rented a suite. The suite had a small kitchen and a sitting area, and it was quite spacious -- too bad we were only staying three nights! I'm not sure how much a regular room would have been, but the suite was $1034.59CAD ($743.20 USD) for three nights, including taxes. Breakfast was also included in the price. The breakfast consisted of eggs, bacon, sausage, potatoes, fruit, yogurt, cereal, toast and bagels, and of course juice and coffee. I've had better breakfasts at hotels, as well as terrible breakfasts -- I'd give this one a 3/5. It was a very comfortable hotel, clean and quiet. My one complaint was the flashing light on the smoke detector! Argh! A light is bad enough, but a FLASHING light? That made it difficult to sleep. And of course the smoke detector was right in the view of the beds. If I visited Nashville again, I would look into staying at Hyatt House again, but I would have to remember to bring a sleep mask. (I hate wearing sleep masks, though.) [Yelp collections: Nashville, TN 2026; Hotels]

Cute and modern hotel in a GREAT location. Restaurants and shopping are literally in walking…read moredistance. Hotel features a rooftop evening bar too. Front desk staff are very polite.

We had a great 3-night stay for a very reasonable price, with a breakfast buffet that was only $14,…read morefree parking, and the front desk was always staffed. A very comfortable king room suite, since I needed to work remotely during the day and needed a desk to take video calls, send emails, etc with reliable WiFi and no awkward background in my video calls. The neighbors were just an office building and some places I could walk to for dinner. This was perfect for I needed; I'm looking forward to coming back since they have a Nespresso machine that should be operational in the breakfast lounge!

Jalen at the front desk was outstanding. I ran into an issue with my reservation due to conflicting…read moredates, and despite several roadblocks, he stayed patient, worked through every obstacle, and found a solution that put all the pieces together. When he realized I was trying to combine a work trip with some family time, he even upgraded my room to give our group a little more privacy. That level of thoughtfulness wasn't necessary, but it made a real difference. I regularly split my business travel between Hilton and Marriott, but experiences like this are exactly why Hilton will be getting the lion's share of my business going forward. Jalen truly went above and beyond.

Came here because my husband was attending a work conference and his company chose this hotel for…read moreeveryone to stay at. Honestly, you can definitely feel that Dolly Parton charm the moment you walk in Everything is pink, floral, and decorated super cute. There were so many spots around the lobby to take pictures too which I loved. The hotel staff were all really kind and helpful during our stay. The only thing I'd say is the women's public restroom could use toilet seat covers, and one of the sinks was clogging up a bit so maybe some plumbing maintenance is needed. Other than that, the lobby area was really nice and welcoming. The room itself was cute and had a very vintage/old school feel to it. We even had a big Ms. Dolly painting above our bed Everything had floral decor which honestly fit the whole theme perfectly. The only downside for me was that the bed sheets/comforter didn't seem completely clean since there were some stains on them. I do think housekeeping could pay a little more attention to that part. Other than that though, we had a really nice stay overall and I'd probably stay here again the next time I come back to Nashville. Thank you for the hospitality and awesome stay