Hotell nära Printer's Alley

"A perfectly fine hotel for a weekend or a few nights in Nashville. It is within walking distance of Broadway, which we walked to every evening. At the moment, construction of the new football stadium in Nashville is taking place right next to the hotel, but it did not disturb us much beyond affecting the final approach by car and causing one of the exits to be closed. Overall, a recommended hotel."

"Den va mycket trevlig så helt okej nöjd är jag"

"Room was very spacious and clean. AC was working and easy to adjust. Coffeemaker with pods and cups etc. Full kitchen. In my opinion good bed but I don’t like to have separate sheets, better with a whole ”duvet cover”. The only problem was check in where I was supposed to get a mail with door code but it never came. No answer either when I sent message asking for the code. Sent message through hotels.com so can’t say where the problem is. I managed to sneak in with other guest and luckily found a receptionist. I recommend to make sure you get the code before arriving. The code opens all doors including room. Location is great, only a very short walk to Broadway. Will stay again but need to find a way to get the code in advance."

"Ja"

"Kändes plastig "

"Lovely hotel in a great location. We loved the room and view from it. Also appreciated the games by the pool and the lounge/bar area. On the minus side I would warn you to not use the taxi service provided by their staff on the entry floor. I asked for help ringing a taxi on my first day to reach the conference hotel not far away (less than 10 min). I was ripped off when we arrived and the driver refused to lower the price. It costed med 45 dollar and the same trip in the afternoon with another company was 8 dollar. I’m really upset that the hotel staff provide such expensive taxi. Use uber or lyft instead. Also, we only got one small water bottle during our 4 night stay. Since the water coming from the tap is so bad, a hotel, especially at this price, should ensure guests always have water in their room. I think the bottles the provide in tue reception costed 3 or 4 dollar. Cambria, you can do better then this."

"Ok"