Dream Nashville, Part Of Hyatt

When we arrived our room was ready for celebration of our 25th wedding anniversary. Balloons and flower petals spread over the bed and the bedroom. We were touched. It was a lovely surprise. THE bathroom was a decent size. The shower was clean and had good water pressure. The gym was clean and adequately equipped. The bar was welcoming and fun. The food in the attached restaurant was good for both breakfast and lunch. Healthy options were offered and catered for.

We were on a girl vacation from California. This hotel is in a great place with all the amenities you could ask for and safe. They were just perfect. The employees were so helpful and kind. One in particular, Cameron, helped me with printing out some business forms I needed. He was very kind and helpful. The spirit there is so cheerful and makes you feel so happy to be there. The food was wonderful. They have brunch with a live DJ and it was just the best sounds. The bars were awesome with live entertainment. They have two bars both w love music. The rooms were so comfortable. There was no noise heard from our rooms. We slept so well because the beds were top notch. I can't say enough about this hotel.

The room was on the small size, but comfortable enough for 4 ladies to share a double-queen. Afterall, you don't go to Nashville to sit in your room! I was pleased that the fan in the room could remain in the "on" position, so there was no clicking of on/off of the air conditioner. The DJ Brunch is so fun, and I cannot say enough about the intimate bar off the lobby. If you want to get away from the 20-somethings, and enjoy a craft cocktail in moody lighting, it is the place for you!

Bed was extremely comfortable. We slept so well! Rooms and hotel were very clean. Free muffin/pastry in the morning and coffee was nice in the coffee shop. Easy walk to Broadway, backs right up to Printers Alley. Great location!

Excellent location in Nashville, far enough away from the noise of the Honky Tonk bar area, but only a couple of blocks walk down to Broadway to get to the action/bars. The hotel was attached to Printers Alley which was a cool little laneway with a few bars and restaurants. You didn't need to walk far to get food and coffee. Definitely try the food court, there is a great section of food/restaurants. Not your typical basic food court, its a bit more upmarket.