Your booking experience in Nashville
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Budget hotels in Nashville
If you're on a budget, stay at Embassy Suites Nashville - At Vanderbilt, which offers rooms with rates starting from 305US$. Hampton Inn & Suites Nashville @ Opryland is a budget hotel that will place you in close proximity to Music Valley Antiques and Marketplace, offering an outdoor swimming pool, a sauna and a swimming pool.
Proximity to public transport
If you want to be near Nashville International airport to catch an early flight, choose Hilton Garden Inn Nashville Airport, a 30-minute walk from the airport.
Convenience of staying in the city center
Travelers who prefer staying in the center of the city should check out Hilton Nashville Downtown and Hotel Indigo Nashville, which are a 15 and 10-minute walk from the city center. A top-rated option is The Hermitage Hotel, which is less than 0.3 km from the city center.
If you're willing to stay near Gardens of Babylon, book a room at Signature Fifth By Yourent which is a 10-minute walk away. To be close to a gallery and a museum, stay at Courtyard By Marriott Vanderbilt-West End, which is also located near Marathon Village.
Luxury and boutique accommodation
Visit Radisson Hotel Nashville Airport to experience this fascinating site – a must-see for people interested in staying in Donelson district. Days Inn Airport Nashville East is an elegant chain hotel that is a 0-minute drive to Grand Old Golf.
Apartments, B&Bs and others
Guests planning to visit Downtown Nashville district may want to book a room at Loft By The Legislative Plaza, with rates from 337US$. Consider staying at Hampton Inn & Suites Nashville-Green Hills with family-friendly amenities like a tennis court, a golf course and a Jacuzzi. For a relaxing vacation, book a resort hotel near Gaylord Opryland Convention Center, such as Extended Stay America - Nashville - Airport - Music City or Hyatt Place Nashville Opryland.
City Guide:
Known as the country-music capital of the world, Nashville juggles its musical roots with a reputation for higher learning.
Tennessee's fast-growing capital city has been dubbed - ''Athens of South''. And it takes this role as seriously as music. As ancient Athens was the "School of Hellas," so Nashville, where a full-size replica of the Parthenon graces Centennial Park, fills this role in the contemporary South.
It is a place infused with the gods of Mt Olympus and you can gain the favor of the gods on a trip to Nashville. With Booked.net, in a click you can book any hotel in Nashville you like from cheap offers to luxury Nashville hotels.
Speaking of ancient gods, there is a perhaps one of them who presides over Nashville – Terpsichore, muse of singing and dancing, thus Nashville is the ''music box'' of the world.
Its music scene is an everlasting contributor to MTV hit parades as the country genre has spread and become entrenched – affecting the folk music of the early 20th century, groovy sounds of the 1960s and the ''punk pop'' of the 1990s.
Music started in Nashville from Grand Ole Opry radio program at station WSM's Barn Dance in 1925 and thrived to MTV years. Today you don't need a good ear for music to recognize the sounds of Nashville. Have you ever heard some songs about hitchhiking, bottles of alcohol and a master-class in picking up women? Yes…all of that can be discovered in one song, but that's the way life goes in Nashville… after sunset.
During the daytime Nashville is an exemplary city with 16 colleges and universities, two medical schools, two law schools, six business schools and numerous sights to see. Attractions include;
- AT&T Building, the tallest building in the state of Tennessee
- Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, a location for exhibits and live performances
- Fort Negley, this civil-war era fort saw reconstruction in the 1930s.
- The Hermitage, a former home of US President Andrew Jackson
- The Pantheon, a full-scale reconstruction of the original Greek Pantheon
All these places make up an echo of city's glorious past. Nashville was founded in 1779 as a seat of Davidson County and soon became the capital of Tennessee in 1843. After Civil War the city experienced explosive growth, especially during the economic boom of the 1990s under the rule of Mayor Phil Bredesen, who renovated several city landmarks like the Country Music Hall of Fame, the Nashville Public Library downtown and Bridgestone Arena.
You can book a hotel in Nashville stone's throw from any of these attractions with interactive map of hotels at Booked.net.
