Ohhhh what a time we had! The amazing Paige made sure we enjoyed every bite and taught us a lot…read moreabout the food of Nashville, as well as the backstories on how they came to be! She even provided the back stories of the historical churches & buildings we passed on our way to each location. She was sweet, hilarious, spunky and after telling her ALL 12 of our names just once - she remembered them all, the entire 3 hours we were together! We enjoyed ourselves so much and I'm so grateful we signed up - I honestly don't think we would have received the same experience of Nashville if we had just gone to these places on our own. We stopped off at 5 different eateries, all were pre-picked for us so we had no idea where we would be going. Unfortunately, not all of them struck me as worthy of a second visit but it was new to us (except for Prince's, we had stumbled upon them the day before, whoops) and I will say I'm not the biggest sweets fan but the Goo Goo cluster was the perfect way to end the tour! Thank you Paige & Walk Eat Nashville!

It's all the things you want…read more Good food History on the tour And lots of walking -- and eating Our fav spots I won't say here because well ya need to pay to hear about them! Good secret places you wouldn't think to try out Ask for Sterling she's the best We stayed cool even though it was 96 degrees ! We hit spots that I didn't even think we get to - she was kind enough to help us find a place to hang out our last day while killing time for the plane !

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!

I got this barcrawl tour event via Expedia and it was a bit of a fail. I did give them two stars…read morebecause the guy was nice enough, but this was way overpriced for what you got. First of all, this tour was $85. It was supposed to come with a tour guide to take us around the honky tonks of Nashville. All the drinks were to be covered and we were to get a fanny pack. About two hours before the event, I get a text from the guide to meet him at the Doc Holidays and he will "be easy to find". I am in Nashville alone so even I was a little worried. I showed up about 20 minutes early thinking he was going to be there. Nope. The place was packed. I did text him to make sure I didn't miss him. No, he wasn't there yet which is ok, but he basically walked around the bar looking for me. He was "easy to miss". There were two other people on my tour who also looked confused on the setup. He started up the "tour" with a Sunny D shot and we went from there. While I appreciated the variety of drinks and the different places, I learned next to zero about any of these places. It was like he just came in and ordered us drinks and then sat around and chatted. We went to a real distillery and ended up talking about how cold it was in Georgia, Tennessee, and Chicago. There was no information about Nashville, Broadway, or anything. He left us after getting us a drink at the last place. In all, we had him for a tight 90 minutes only. He bailed on us at the last bar about 5 minutes in. All of us were confused and went our separate ways after drinking our "free" drinks. Oh and no fanny pack. What exactly did I spend $85 for? I get that the drinks cost money, but that only covers about $50 of the cost. What did the guide provide for the other $35? I have emailed the company and Expedia to figure out how to get some money back, but I CANNOT recommend them. This was the actual lowlight of my pretty awesome Nashville trip!

We stayed at the Margaritaville Hotel last minute when our flight out of Nashville got cancelled…read more We booked about an hour before arriving at a reasonable price of $150 for the night. Having known the Margaritaville in NYC, my expectations were not high coming here but we just needed a clean place to sleep for the night. I have to say that my experience equally exceeded my expectations. For the first part of our trip, we had stayed at the Holiday Inn Express on Broadway, and it was kind of a dump. Margaritaville Nashville has the vibe and service of a more upscale hotel for a cheap price. Yes, it's not on Broadway and requires a bit of a walk but you shouldn't let that deter you. The lobby is large and filled with all themed decor. Check in was smooth. I like that your room key is given to you as a bracelet you tap on your door instead of a card. Our room location wasn't the greatest but what can you expect booking last minute? Our room was on the 4th floor, and was the only room in the hallway next to the restaurant and bar on that floor (room 413), so we could hear all of the elevator and restaurant traffic. Luckily the restaurant closed by 10pm or so. The room itself was spacious, had a great view of the city and had a large bathroom filled with some amenities such as shampoo and make up wipes. There's also a desk, some chairs and an end table you can hang out in without having to sit on the bed the whole time. The decor was warm and inviting. The room was also clean with many towels provided. After staying here one night, I wish we had stayed here for the entire trip. It was that good. Upon check in, you receive some vouchers for free margaritas downstairs at their JWB Grill restaurant. You also receive some other vouchers for activities around town. The room overall was quiet (once the elevator and restaurant traffic died down) and we did not hear people in adjoining rooms. We had a good nights sleep here. We checked out the 4th floor pool before it closed for the night. What a spectacular view of the city from the pool! The pool is pretty large with ample seating, some of it in the pool itself. We tried the JWB Grill for a late dinner. There was live music which was great. The food was good but as we sat at the bar, service could have been better. There's a Starbucks on site in the lobby, and we had a quick breakfast there in the morning. Overall, I loved staying here and wish we had considered this hotel for the entire trip. I would definitely stay here upon returning to Nashville.

We booked our stay at Margaritaville Hotel Nashville months in advance through a third-party…read moreplatform and paid in full, specifically choosing this hotel for a special birthday trip. Despite having a confirmed reservation, we were later informed that the property could not honor the booking. Based on our experience, it appears that third-party reservations may not be treated with the same level of reliability, which is incredibly frustrating as a guest. This resulted in a stressful and time-consuming relocation process, with multiple conflicting updates and uncertainty leading up to our trip. For a hotel of this level, I would expect confirmed reservations--regardless of how they were booked--to be honored. At the very least, clearer communication and better coordination should be in place. Unfortunately, this situation significantly impacted what was meant to be a special celebration.

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.

During my time at the Gaylord Opryland Resort, i went on a riverboat ride inside the resort done by…read moreDelta Riverboats. It's about a 10-15 min boat ride, which is impressive considering it's located inside a building. Our wonderful tour guide talked about the hotel, its history and of course the river we were on. It's cool to think the waters originated from many different rivers throughout the USA and the world. You can actually find out all the rivers as there are plaques along the river telling you of all of them. There is also real fish in the river. I thoroughly enjoyed the tour! I recommend it if you are staying inside the Gaylord Opryland Resort!

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 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

Great Whiskey!! So smooth! Food in the resturaunt was great too. Beautiful scenic drive and…read morewonderful people.

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!

I was not quite sure what to expect when our friend booked a tractor tour for a girls/Birthday…read moreweekend. Our group had a great time, a fun way to see the city without the crowds. You bring your own drinks (no glass!) and their host has a bar at the front to store it, as well as cups. Then you cruise, see the city without dealing with the navigating through people. They do two stops, one for restrooms and one for photos of the city near the football stadium. Our trip happened to time with early sunset, so we were able to get some nice group photos.

Great spot for groups- Highly suggests getting g to the location a hour before just to listen to…read moremusic, play corn hole, or dance. They are very organized here. When you drive to the location it's a bit out of the city and in an industrial area you don't want to be alone hanging out after the ride. The tractor was so much fun and worth the money. If you decide to tip make sure to give the driver a tip too. They give only 20% tip to drivers and the rest goes to the two in the tractor with you.