I recently stayed at the "Modern Dwelling" house in East Nashville, and can't image my first trip…read moreto Music City having gone any better! I was with a moderate size group of 8, and we had ample space to enjoy in this home - the outdoor fire pit was a big hit too! The decor is exceptional, with every detail of every room "insta worthy." ;) I did meet our host as well, Lauren. She was such a delight and extremely hospitable. She had great recommendations for my first visit and it felt as if we had a local friend who was there to make us feel welcome! Without hesitation, I'll be making a trip back and will again stay with Atlas 360!

I recently stayed at one of Atlas360's larger homes in East Nashville with 6 other people and I can…read morehonestly say I've never had a better experience with a vacation rental. The house was very clean, spacious, and provided all the necessary accommodations. But the real treat was the quality of design and the atmosphere of the house. The creativity and beauty of the decor was impressive down to the smallest details. I highly recommend staying in an Atlas360 home if you are visiting Nashville!

Review for this listing: https://www.vrbo.com/4189729?dateless=true…read more "Stellar Condo" , not even close... My wife and I drove 20 hours from Massachusetts for what was supposed to be a week-long stay in Nashville. We checked in and vacated within two hours. Here is what we found: The building access code provided by the host did not work upon arrival. After multiple messages, the host sent a second incorrect code. We were stranded outside for an extended period before finally gaining entry. Vrbo support had to intervene. The pool is listed as a top amenity, the listing literally says "Dive Into Relaxation: Unwind in the top-rated pool." The pool was closed with a posted "DANGER -- POOL CLOSED" sign. This was never disclosed to us at any point before or after booking. It was a primary reason we chose this property. The unit had not been properly cleaned between guests. There was human hair throughout. The sofa, which the listing counts as a sleeping surface for up to four guests, had visible bodily fluid stains on it. There were bugs on the floor. Tile floors were visibly dirty. An upholstered chair was stained and soiled. Christmas and holiday decorations were still up throughout the unit in April, which tells you everything you need to know about how regularly this property is inspected or maintained. Vrbo's Resolutions Team reviewed our case, acknowledged the property failed to meet standards for accurate listing, proper check-in, and reasonable cleanliness, arranged a hotel for us that night, and confirmed in writing that we were entitled to a full refund. The host has refused to honor it. We were extremely disappointed, especially after the long road trip. Do yourself a favor and book elsewhere. What's advertised and what you'll find are two very different things. We have full photo documentation of everything described above, as well!

Submitted an inquiry for one of my properties and they were so attentive and helpful. Gabriella…read moreresearched and gave me the information that I needed within an hour. I will certainly call them again.

I'm surprised I never wrote a review!! Stayed here in October/November 2025 for a conference…read more Place is HUGE!! you don't' even have to step outside for anything. You're in a dome. Reminded me of PARADISE on HULU. About 15 mins from downtown Nashville and BNA

I was really let down by this stay, especially for the price. The room felt extremely dated--the…read morefurniture and overall style looked old and definitely didn't reflect a $600-per-night experience. Even small details were off; one of my coffee packets was already opened and there was no sugar provided, which just added to the disappointment. The bed was another major issue--it was so firm that it actually hurt my back. We booked a two-queen room with a view of the inside park, which was nice, but unfortunately that was the only highlight. Everything else fell short. We also ordered in-room dining from the à la carte menu, and that was just as underwhelming. I paid $34 for pan-seared salmon, and it literally came as just a plain piece of salmon on top of rice--nothing else. For that price, I expected something much better. Honestly, I've had better salmon at places like Dave & Buster's for less. The charcuterie board was just as disappointing--$24 for four small pieces of mediocre meat. Overall, this was easily the worst staycation I've had. With all the hype surrounding this place, I truly expected much more.

My husband and I stayed here in the summer for a few days and it was AWESOME! Very clean, the cabin…read morewas decorated so cute, beautiful grounds and we loved the chickens that came on our porch in the morning when we were sitting outside enjoying the morning. And they were friendly, LOL! Great accommodations and good location. We will definitely be back and look forward to another stay.

We stayed here a few years ago while visiting friends close by. We stayed in Magnolia Cottage and…read moreit was really nice, much more charming than staying in a hotel, and more reasonably priced, too! Little bit of an ant problem while we were there, so if you are going to bring your own food, make sure that you don't leave any crumbs or anything on the counters. Loved the Jacuzzi bathtub :-)

If you book this location expecting to be in the center of the action, you will be disappointed…read more However, if you are Just looking for a place away from the craziness of downtown, this is your spot. There aren't any restaurants onsite but there are a handful about a mile or so down the road. At check in, they do rope you into a timeshare meeting so be aware that they will try their hardest to get you in there. The room itself was clean. The front door requires some muscle to close from the inside; it doesn't shut easily. The kitchen cabinets were also discolored on the corners from use. The ice machine in the freezer was slow but the front desk offers bags of ice. Unlike some of the more packed resorts, parking was not a problem here. (Probably due to a combination of CoVid and not being directly downtown). The Grand Old Opry is about a mile away. The Opry Mills Mall is about a mile away as well. There is a shuttle that can take you downtown for about $10/pp round trip. Otherwise, you definitely need a car to get around. The timeshare presentation (owner update) was supposed to be an hour...I think it was an hour and a half for us. And honestly, didn't tell me anything I didn't already know from my own research online.

1 Star because zero stars is not an option…read more Do not believe the promise that these sales presentations only take "an hour." That was absolutely not my experience. What is advertised as a quick presentation turns into hours of pressure, manipulation, and nonstop sales tactics designed to wear you down until you say yes. I felt trapped, misled, and emotionally exhausted by the end of it. They make everything sound wonderful while leaving out the long-term financial burden and difficulty of getting out once you sign. They right out lied to us. My advice: save yourself the stress, wasted time, and future headaches. If they offer you a "free" trip, stay, or experience in exchange for attending a presentation, just pay for the "gift" yourself. In the long run, it will cost you far less than getting stuck in a timeshare contract you regret. I would never do it again, and I would never recommend it to anyone.

My partner and I absolutely loved our stay! The location is perfect--right on Music Row, with a…read moregreat coffee shop on the corner. The place was beautiful, comfortable, and incredibly convenient. I have high standards and was genuinely impressed. The host was amazing from start to finish--even went the extra mile by bringing us a guitar to use during our stay since we came to Nashville for music, which was such a thoughtful touch. Overall, an incredible experience. I wouldn't hesitate to book again--couldn't have been better.

We stayed at The Scarritt Bennett Center (Bragg Hall). Nothing luxurious, just a clean and…read morecomfortable room in a quiet environment. Close enough to everything (including downtown Nashville). Excellent service, great value.

Highly recommended!…read more If you are planning to travel to Nashville, I highly recommend staying at the Nashville Riverfront Lofts. The location is perfect for taking in all the Honky Tonk music and restaurants downtown Nashville has to offer and we were fortunate to have a unit that overlooked the Cumberland River, Nissan Stadium, and the John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge. When we wanted to party, we were just steps away from the party, and when we wanted to rest, our room was so quiet and comfortable - we could not hear the thousands of people just outside (we were here during the Music City Bowl Game). Our unit was spacious (living room, full kitchen, dining area, bedroom, large full bathrooms) and there was plenty of drawer space. I would HIGHLY recommend the Nashville Riverfront Lofts for anyone - whether traveling for business or pleasure. Great place and only steps from the many restaurants and shops on Broadway!

Do NOT stay at this place. the owner, Brad Daniels is a total fraud. I rented a penthouse for 6…read moremonths and prepaid the rent. as soon as I moved in, I started having troubles with the tvs's. They locked up and I couldn't stream Netflix. I gave him 2 months to fix it but they couldn't get it to work. He refused to give me the remianint 3 months rent back and kept half my deposit for drapery cleaning. We don't even smoke. Brad Daniel is a fraud. Do not stay here.

We reserved rooms at this Nashville property due to its proximity to the concert venue we were…read morevisiting while in town as well as near the entertainment district. Check in was fairly easy, but valet parking process was a tad tricky. My comfort level was subpar with how keys and vehicles were handled. I also had chosen to bring my dog with me for this impromptu trip of less than 24 hours, as this was advertised as a pet-friendly property. However, this hotel is not really pet-friendly since there was no designated pet relief area and it was determined that the hotel had been a very bad neighbor to neighboring properties! I was told by reception staff to take my dog to either side of the hotel (off hotel property!), where I immediately saw posted signs forbidding pets in those areas and cameras. Rooms were fairly comfortable for this brief stay. Noise level was mid level and I awoke at 6 AM and decided to go ahead and leave. Had to retrieve my own car from parking garage since no valet on duty at that hour. Also want to add, we stopped at the bar area downstairs for a nightcap before heading to our rooms. This was quite entertaining due to the bartender's interactions with other patrons seated next to us. She downloaded a sh*tload of stories regarding her ex and the WWF/WWE. Would likely not return to stay at this hotel with or without my pet. I've also made sure I have a tracking tag hidden in my vehicle now just in case of situations like this.

I stayed at the Aloft Nashville West End, and I've got to say, it's been the best Aloft experience…read moreI've had so far. The location isn't right in the thick of downtown, but the West End still offers a solid city vibe. Thanks to my Platinum status, I got upgraded to a one-bedroom suite--something rare for an Aloft. It was spacious, clean, and comfortable. The check-in agent was friendly and honest--she suggested I take points instead of the food and beverage credit, which made sense for an Aloft. They provided complimentary water too. Parking's a bit pricey--$15 per day for self-park and $40 for valet--but I found free street parking a couple blocks away by some apartments. If you're lucky, that's an option. Elevators were small, but the hotel wasn't busy when I stayed. I got an eighth-floor room, and while they say the patio isn't a rooftop, it sure felt like one--with a nice skyline view. It's not NYC or LA, but it's a good perspective of Nashville. In short, the staff was on point, the room was ready and spotless, and the upgrade made my work stay a lot more productive. If you want a budget-friendly, spacious option in Nashville, this Aloft delivers.

We had a three hours layover and spent some time walking around. Many many options to kill some…read moretime. One of the nicest airports I've been to

Gayle and I recently flew in to BNA from Reno (via Denver) and back home (via Phoenix) on…read moreSouthwest. Those were the C gates. The airport seemed clean, well run, and maybe a little dated. The Taxi stand was just outside, and the Uber drop-off was a litter further out. I understand that a new Titans football stadium is coming (along with a Super Bowl promise) and they're working on a new Terminal here. Maybe we'll be back to see.

I recently stayed at Hotel Indigo in Nashville and really enjoyed my experience. The rooms were…read morecozy, clean, and spacious, and I felt right at home. All of the staff were professional, friendly, and very accommodating, especially AK who went above and beyond. There was food, drinks, and live music on the first floor which made the atmosphere fun and welcoming. The location is great because it is close to Printers Alley, Assembly Food Hall, and Broadway. I was able to walk or take an affordable Uber to many nearby attractions. Overall, I had a great stay and would happily return.

First time in Nashville, for a work conference, but came an extra day and stayed at Hotel Indigo…read more Not a disappointment in the least. Incredibly welcoming concierge and live music playing in the background. Room was exquisite without being overly dramatic, bed was phenomenal with great variety of pillows for anyone's taste. Enjoyed crab dip with toasted saltines followed by chicken Caesar salad. Wish I was a little bit more hungry, and could've finished it. Staff in restaurant was attentive and kind.