Hotels near Tennessee Agricultural Museum in Nashville

Great place to stay, not plush or full of amenities but, the beds were comfortable, the rooms clean. Very faint odor of smoke but not so much that it bothered my very sensitive nose. And, all at a budget friendly price.

When you stay at Holiday Inn Express & Suites Nashville - Brentwood I-65 in Brentwood, you'll be in the business district, within a 10-minute drive of Nashville Zoo and CoolSprings Galleria. This hotel is 9.1 mi (14.7 km) from Vanderbilt University and 9.2 mi (14.8 km) from Music City Center.Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as a fitness center, or other amenities including complimentary wireless internet access and concierge services.Grab a bite from the snack bar/deli serving guests of Holiday Inn Express & Suites Nashville - Brentwood I-65. A complimentary buffet breakfast is included.Featured amenities include a 24-hour business center, express check-in, and dry cleaning/laundry services. This hotel has 2 meeting rooms available for events. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 110 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and flat-screen televisions. Cable programming and iPod docking stations are provided for your entertainment, while complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected. Private bathrooms with bathtubs or showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and desks, as well as phones with free local calls.

The property is brand new. Th location is fantastic and of course with everything perfectly new, he rooms are pristine. He price is about right an I would definitely stay here again. There’s a couple things that need to be worked out. It took them 3 rooms to get me a room with a cable running to the tv. I’m a lifetime diamond member and choose breakfast as my perk. I was charge for breakfast each day and didn’t really have time to deal with it. I’m sure it’s an honest mistake and training just hasn’t set in yet. It’s a good property, I think they’ll get it figured out.

This location is made up of apartment style rooms since there are both tenants and short-term guests. Recommend booking on floors 29 and up. Nice view from the premium rooms, but do request a room away from the elevator if you are sensitive to noise. For the most part the staff was friendly and helpful. Do note, there is a $40 per day parking charge and the entry in and out of the parking garage was difficult. We were told that the hotel is not affiliated with the parking garage so any parking problems had to be handled through the company managing the garage. All in all, a good stay and would stay again if ever in Nashville since it was an easy walk to many attractions.

Not bad, the sound of the air conditioner is a bit louder, the quilt is relatively tide, the other is okay, it is close to the bar street, it is a relatively cheap hotel nearby, it is very convenient to go to the music center

This review is specifically about my check-in experience and the on-duty employee. I have been on the road full-time for work for an amount of time I don't even want to think about at this point. When I arrived at the property, I was exhausted, frustrated, hungry, and nearly two hours later than I had planned. I did not mention any of these things to the gentleman at the front desk, Doyle, and gave it my all to be polite and cheerful (I doubt I was doing a very good job) I have to say...the level of instinctive customer service I was met with was unbelievable. Doyle was welcoming, polite, and appropriately charming. His warm mood and jolly disposition put me at ease for the first time that day. Doyle confirmed the multiple special requests that I had submitted with my reservation and explained how each individual request had been addressed. More often than not, requests at any brand of hotel are not even read at all, let alone addressed with such care. Despite being at the end of his shift, Doyle took the time to ensure I was able to move my things into the room with ease (the outer door would not be accessible with a room key pending repairs the following day). He welcomed my cat to the hotel as warmly as he had done to me and offered me a late-night takeout menu. Hands-down the best check-in experience I've ever had.

The location of the hotel is good, you can see Vanderbilt University from the window, and it only takes 5 minutes to walk to Vanderbilt University, including waiting for the red light. The room is clean, comfortable and spacious. It is a suite with a living room. Fully equipped kitchen. The unexpected surprise is that the hotel has a free dinner before 7:00 p.m. The dishes are simple, including salad, cheese, local porridge and fried rolls, etc., but there is free flow of beer and red wine, as well as live performances by singers. It is indeed a city of music hotel. The hotel provides coffee and boiled water for free all day, but there is no free bottled water.

We have stayed here five or six times. We love the location and the ease of checking in and checking out. For anyone headed to Vandy or Belmont this is the best spot to stay. There are plenty of shopping and dining options right outside the door. The apartments are outfitted with comfortable beds and linens, full kitchens, a safe underground garage and much more space than any of the hotel options. We use this location for multiple night stays and single night stays.

Hotel was great, not close enough to downtown but only a 7 min Uber ride away. Lots of food options within walking distance: Chipotle, Starbucks, Dunkin' Donuts, Arby's. I had a great view of the Nashville skyline. Service was okay, no housekeeping throughout the stay regardless of length of stay. Called front desk for extra towels but they told me to go collect them myself because they're understaffed. Pool was closed for the winter even though there were some warm days that would've allowed for pool use.

SouledouttoChristForever ＜mellissacarrier@gmail.com＞ AttachmentsThu, May 5, 8:43 AM (1 day ago) to guest.correspondence@hilton.com Hello and thank you for the follow up note. In light of the insect situation which was not resolved up to check out today 5/5/22. I was greatly disappointed, of which 40,000 points were added to my account equivalent to 1 night’s stay. This is unacceptable. However, after stripping the bed and pillows of the linen this morning (5/5/22), I found these stains on the pillow coverings. This is truly unacceptable seeing that my company trusts that the properties we stay at are clean and safe. In my experience with Hilton, it was always good up to this specific stay. I was not safe from the insect that crawled on me while in the bed, nor the ones that made nests in the room, which I reported to your front desk management, nor was my bed linen (pillow coverings) clean. I’ve attached the pics as proof from room #161. I am in no way looking to ”out” your property, but on your website and onsite, the “CleanStay Program” is plastered on the walls, and I also quote ”Our housekeeping room protocol begins with our team removing all used items from the room such as bedding and towels. Next, the team performs a full clean of the room and bathroom including vacuuming the carpet, mopping floors and wiping down all surfaces with hospital-grade cleaners. Then, using trusted products from Lysol*, Dettol*, Sagrotan*, or Napisan*, we do an additional disinfecting step for high-touch surfaces in the room. After the room is thoroughly cleaned, we replace the towels and make up the bed with freshly laundered linens. Upon your arrival, you’ll have complete peace of mind that the room is clean and ready for your stay.” This quote was taken from your website: Hilton CleanStay. Given the fact we are still in the COVID19 era, your statement does not follow through with what I experienced at the Hilton/Brentwood Nashville. I know there's a staff shortage, however, attention to details matters. Safety matters. Cleanliness matters. I would like to tell other colleagues to stay at this property for the convenience of being close to our office, but unfortunately, I will not be recommending it. Thank you, Mellissa