The sad reviews saying the tour guide was late... didn't you have fun at the bar waiting for him?…read moreAnd when he got there didn't you have a great time? I did! I've done pub crawls all over the planet and this one was pretty good. Our guide obviously worked his tail off doing multiple tours a day. Yes there could have been a bit more culture and history, but it's a pub crawl, lighten up! He took us to some very chill places and showed us the real Nashville bar scene. Derrin was prompt, respectful and delightful and I'd recommend this tour to anyone wanting to get a peek behind the scenes at the Nashville bar life scene and looking to find a cool place to chill with some amazing cocktails!

After going back and forth with them over the past few months, I have still not gotten the fanny…read morepack as promised or a partial refund by them. They were apologetic at the beginning, but I never heard back from them. I had to dispute the charges on my credit card. This was the absolute lowlight of my trip to Nashville.

We stayed here as part of our timeshare! Super clean close to broadway st where all the partying is…read moregoing on. This property has an Actual Starbucks and a restaurant plus a full bar. Valet parking is available for 65.00 a day. If you like Ole Smokey its a 2 minute walk.

The biggest advantage of this hotel is its location. It's an easy walk to Broadway, making it…read moreconvenient to enjoy the restaurants, live music, and everything downtown Nashville has to offer. Unfortunately, the hotel itself didn't quite live up to our expectations. After a long day of driving, we were looking forward to relaxing, but our room didn't feel as clean as it should have. We found what appeared to be dog hair on the sheets, the pillows looked dingy and could definitely use replacing or a thorough wash, and the sofa had several noticeable stains. It just wasn't the level of cleanliness we expected. The staff experience was mixed. Samantha at check-in was friendly and welcoming. Check-out, however, felt rushed and impersonal. We were also surprised that there was no assistance available with luggage, so if you're traveling with heavy bags, plan on handling them yourself. Overall, the location is excellent, but the cleanliness and consistency of the service need improvement to match the price and reputation of the property.

The staff are so friendly and helpful. We booked the wrong tour and they graciously changed it and…read morewe just paid the difference. Before Amy took us on our tour, another staff member explained how the headphones worked and what type of music plays....includes 70's, 80's and 90's, Country and Pop/Rock. At one point everyone was listening to YMCA and doing the dance that goes with the song. Tour is about 12 minutes long and we cruised through the atrium which took us through every section of the resort. There are lush gardens, waterfalls and it is very peaceful even with the music. I jammed out to Opalite by Taylor Swift and Amy and I chatted about her recent wedding and how happy we are for her! It was so nice that I plan to take another regular tour during my time at the resort. FIVE STARS!

Never heard of a indoor riverboat so I had to check it out. I enjoyed the experience and the guide…read morewas knowledgeable & funny. They offered to take our picture when we go on the boat and price us at $25 for a package. I didn't expect that we had to pay for it. Parking is $35 after 20 mins.

Pilgrimage to Italy/France (October 6-18), 2025…read more The customer service/account representative I dealt with felt impersonal and not very friendly. I hesitated to ask questions because their manner wasn't very welcoming -- it almost felt like I wasn't really treated as a customer. The trip itself was action-packed -- as expected, there was a lot of walking. Since this was my first pilgrimage, I wasn't entirely sure what to expect. While it was enriching to visit so many sacred sites, I didn't feel I had enough quiet moments to truly pray or reflect. I don't place that entirely on 206 Tours; October was close to the end of the Jubilee year, so there was a big influx of pilgrims from different countries. With that many people, it's understandable that things felt a bit rushed. We also changed tour guides three times, which may have led to some miscommunication and a lack of consistency throughout the trip. It would've been nice to have one steady guide to provide continuity and spiritual leadership. We stayed in four different hotels. The first one was fabulous, but the quality went downhill after that. At the second hotel, I was placed in an accessible room with a bathroom that was uncomfortably high, and since I shared a room, we were only given one key, which was inconvenient. The third hotel was extremely small -- really cramped -- though the fourth one was much better. Overall, I'm grateful for the experience and the opportunity to visit so many sacred places. I just think 206 could improve on personal connection, communication, and hotel consistency to help pilgrims feel more cared for and comfortable throughout the journey. But I think what affected me most was the customer service experience at the beginning. It set the tone, and I wish it had felt a bit more welcoming.

I have traveled with 206 Tours on several occasions, and they are top notch. Each pilgrimage is…read morecentered around the Holy Mass and that Mass is always in a sacred location visited on the pilgrimage. Great guides, beautiful clean hotels, delicious meals, and learning more about my faith each day in each location. Every time I travel with 206 Tours, my faith grows in unexpected ways. I am so grateful I took that first pilgrimage in 2013. I will never travel with another pilgrimage company.

We had a great experiment there on Saturday morning. This a micro distillery. Customer service is…read moreprompt and friendly. Staff is knowledge about their products. They have several good products, I suggest doing a flight to sample their offerings to make the best choice for your palate. The drive up to the distillery is scenic. The same can be said for the venue.

We just finished dinner at the recently opened Shaken Glass restaurant on the property. It's such…read morea great atmosphere with most tables fashioned by a lamp made from the gourds grown on the property. We had a burger - fantastic, bigger than the bun. Also the Mac n cheese with spicy chicken, which my wife stole from me. The people were fantastic making sure we felt like family! Thanks for a great dinner

This review marks my second visit to Azure Flight Support in Smyrna. Both times, I flew in with my…read morebuddy (who was the pilot, BTW), and both times the service received was great! The staff are friendly and efficient, and the main lounge has lots of open space with comfortable seating to watch all the tarmac activity. My buddy was able to rent cars from Azure (I think it was through Enterprise Rent-A-Car) and the staff even drove the cars up to the plane for easy unloading! Azure Smyrna is definitely a welcome sight after a long flight.

If you are traveling to Nashville with a group, this activity is a must. This was an A+…read moreexperience. We had 20 people, ages 11-55, and all loved it. Strayboots sent us 4 separate codes to access our 2 hour tour via our phones. We all had unique order so it allowed to be super competitive bc groups weren't bumping into each other. We also were updated in real time as to whether we were in 1st, 2nd, 3rd or 4th place. The tour helped us explore some of the coolest most historical parts of Nashville that we had never seen on previous trips. Our personal favorite was the world famous men's bathroom at The Hermitage Hotel. Our entire group raved about our scavenger hunt. Don't miss out! It will make your trip one of the most memorable.

Went to Nashville Memorial Weekend to visit my brother, who lives there. We told him we wanted to…read moredo the Stray Boots tour, and he was going to "let us have fun and do the tour" since he lives there and "knows everything already." He HAD A BLAST! We were able to explore the area, and made every stop on our weekend wishlist on the Music City Marvels Tour. We stopped and grabbed ice cream at Mike's, and took a break to walk up the Shelby Pedestrian Bridge before getting back to our game. My brother could not stop telling his co-workers and roommates about our tour and all the stuff he learned. He kept saying, "I NEVER KNEW THAT!" The only missing star was for a direction that told us to go WEST. Had it not been for my brother knowing where the building was we were headed to, and that it was actually EAST, we would've been lost! We let them know, and hopefully they'll get that fixed PDQ! We LOVE Stray Boots! I've completed Boston, DC, Chicago, Las Vegas, and now Nashville. We keep buying them for all our friends and family for Christmas and birthdays!