Hotels in Nashville, TN

Nashville offers two forms of transportation, a city bus system and a commuter train. The commuter train is fun to ride, and for just a few dollars, is also economical. You'll be close to the train station if you’re staying in a hotel in Nashville near Riverfront Park/downtown like the Omni Nashville Hotel. If you prefer to stay in the suburbs, book a hotel in Nashville's Donnelson and you’ll be near another rail station. A couple of ideas are the Belle Air Mansion or the DoubleTree Hotel by the airport. Being within walking distance of the transit station could be very convenient; the Hermitage Hotel downtown will put you close to both the station and the Nashville Municipal Auditorium.

If you’re traveling for business, the Omni Nashville in the downtown Sobro neighborhood might be a good option because it puts you close to the Central Business District and the Old Financial District. Couples staying in Nashville for a honeymoon or romantic getaway would appreciate a hotel in East Nashville close to the Cumberland River and Shelby Park, where you can walk hand in hand around beautiful scenery. The Russell Nashville and the Holiday Inn Express & Suites Spence Lane are two Nashville hotels near Shelby Park.

Nashville is often referred to as the Music City. Hence, there are numerous music attractions to see, such as the Grand Ole Opry and the Country Music Hall of Fame. Staying in a Nashville hotel downtown at the Gaylord Opryland Resort or the Hutton Hotel will put you close to both of these attractions. Nashville is also the capital of Tennessee, so there are many historical and educational attractions to enjoy in the city center downtown close to the Public Square.

If you want to explore the nightlife of Nashville, you might want to stay in a Nashville hotel close to its colleges. The Belmont/Hillsboro Village neighborhood will put you in the heart of the nightclub scene. A few Nashville Hotels in this neighborhood include the Mint House in Hillsboro Village, Moxy Nashville Vanderbilt Area (with easy access to the city bus at Vanderbilt University), and the Belmont Blvd Bed and Breakfast. Of course, downtown is another hotspot for dining and partying. It’s home to several fine dining establishments and a chic rooftop bar. Book hotels in Nashville like the Margaritaville or the Hyatt House Downtown to be near the action.

Each year in early spring, Nashville hosts its Cherry Blossom Festival. This is a free event and is open to the public. A few activities include the Cherry Blossom Walk, food trucks and vendors, sumo wrestling, and lectures. Most of the activities take place downtown, so public transportation is always nearby. But if you’re on a budget and want a cheap hotel in Nashville for the festival, consider one of the nearby suburbs like North Nashville, where you’ll find a Holiday Inn Express & Suites (Metrocenter) as well as a Fairfield Inn and Suites. Of course, there are several music festivals held in Nashville throughout the year; Live on the Green is one of the most popular. This outdoor concert series is held during August and September in the Public Square and is free to attend. Hotel Indigo or 21c Museum Hotel will put you within walking distance of the concert venue. If you're on a budget, consider cheap hotels in Nashville downtown like the Nashville Downtown Hostel. This budget-friendly hotel is less than a mile from the concert venue, which means you can walk to save money on transportation. To get to the Public Square or the concert venue from the hotel, you'll take Church Street to 3rd Street. It should be about a 5min walk.

The average length of stay in Nashville is 5 nights.

$243 per night is the average rate for a room when booking a hotel in Nashville. Prices will differ depending on factors such as star rating, time of year and location.

The cheapest month to book a hotel in Nashville is February. The cost of your room could be as much as 18% cheaper than peak months.

Room prices for hotels in Nashville will be at their lowest on Saturday and peak on Thursday.

The cost of a luxury hotel in Nashville is generally around $377 a night for every person. In contrast, the average price of a hotel in Nashville is closer to $243 a night for every person, which is a 31%% difference between the average and luxury accommodation.

$75 is how much a hostel (and up to 2 star hotels) in Nashville could cost you each night. Booking a hostel could save you $185 when compared to the average price of a hotel in Nashville.

When visiting Nashville, people tend to book hotels in Downtown / Sobro, The Gulch & North Gulch, North Nashville and Green Hills.

The average temperature in Nashville during June is around 75.2 °F which makes it the perfect time to spend time having fun and seeing something new outside at popular area attractions such as Gaylord Opryland, Nashville Zoo at Grassmere, and Dollywood.

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