We stayed for a girls weekend and the manager was happy to give us adjoining suites that gave us ample room for sleeping and socializing with each other. We weren't able to secure this ahead of time, but the manager was great when we were there. Request an outside room, then you'll have a city view instead of the courtyard... more

This is a great place to stay near the entertainment district and downtown. You are close to all of the museums and capitol and the old opryland location. The rooms were spacious. There is a comp breakfast (excellant) and comp evening snack M-Th with spirits. Although it will cost a few bucks - your food costs should be about zero.... more

In general the suite was okay, but the only window in the bedroom faced an interior courtyard. The windows do not open so the suite was airless. There were no windows in the "living area" at all so overall the rooms were dark and we felt trapped. We couldn't even tell that there was a raging rainstorm and tornado warnings... more

For the price the location was really good, walking distance to the street with all the bars and music venues. On the weekend the street parking is free so we didn't even have to pay for parking. The breakfast was really good, lots of choices, even make your own Belgian waffles. The only down side to mention is that when... more

The Homewood Suites is in a very generic "blink or you will miss it" building (I drove around for 20 minutes trying to find how to get into it) next to Morton's and across from the library. The enterance to the hotel off the street is sort of grungy, but when you enter you walk down the shabby corrider, turn... more

The decor in my room was nice and modern but smaller than most Homewood Suites I've been in and it smelled vaguely of smoke. more

Still like HS-Nashville. However, on my last couple of visits I have noticed what smells like sewer gas, first in the front entryway (which I don't mind since I don't spend much time there), but lately in the room itself, which is more offensive. I happened to be placed in a handicap room that had a drain in the middle... more

Since staying at my first in Princeton, I always make it a point to search for a Homewood Suites whenever I travel. Location of the Nashville hotel was ideal for me: it was within walking distance of most of the cultural destinations and many restaurants; surrounded by several bus lines (since I'm a mass transit devotee); and very quiet at... more

Haven't stayed in a nicer extended stay hotel! The room was very nice. The room felt more like a little apartment then a hotel. The staff was very personable and quite accomidating. There were quite a few options for breakfast and a great little mini grocery store next to the front desk for munchies and odds and ends. We had... more