Hotels near McCord Hall, Nashville

I've never stayed in a Candlewood Suites before, but I came to visit family who live nearby. This hotel was the closest to my family, and we didn't want to stay in a tourist area. This area seems safe enough. The location was fine for us since we were driving. It's a convenient location if you have a car. We appreciated the free parking, which is rare in Nashville. We had a quiet stay. We used both the heating and cooling. Both worked well, and the fan provided a nice amount of white noise that helped lessen any outside noise. The room was large, and it had a great closet. We didn't really need a kitchen, but this was a nice one if you are looking for that. The room could have been cleaner. The tub, sink, toilet, and kitchen were clean enough. I'm not sure about the floor. I think the shower curtain was clean, but it was ragged on one side. The walls need to be cleaned. I was surprised that this hotel is not that old. Our room looked like some guests had been rough on it - maybe pets? We didn't have any problems during our stay. I don't know that this is definitely the place we're going to stay whenever we visit Nashville, but it would be okay.

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

We spent one night in late May and stayed in room 124, which is facing to the back; we got there early and it was nice to check about an hour and a half early. The room was nice (a bit on the small side), very clean and practical; the bathroom VERY small; we had hardly any room to leave anything by the sink. The water pressure in the sink was great, the toilet flush extremely loud, so was the AC. We had a good amount of outlets, Wi-Fi was good, the lobby was very nice and the parking lot well lit, yet on the small side. We heard constant slamming of the doors... Except for the young man working the morning of our departure, everyone was very nice. Breakfast was not well tended to; I had to go to the front desk to ask to have plates restocked; the eggs had run out...another trip to the front desk; there was only powdered coffee creamer (which is not a personal preference), but there were waffles and sausage patties. The pool was not open yet, as they were still working on getting the outside ready. Location is great; within walking distance to restaurants and The Grand Ole Opry Hotel. Yes, we would stay again.

A great new hotel walking distance to downtown. Very clean and modern.

Because of the flight time, we arrived at the hotel early in the morning, it should be in the afternoon to stay, the hotel warmly let us first use breakfast for free, let us have a good check in before breakfast, let us rest, jet lag, too Warm

Far from downtown but Ubers are cheap, unless prime time.

A wonderful hotel located just a few minutes from downtown and Broadway. Our room had a great view of the city, which I really enjoyed. It's a great option for those who like a little peace and relaxation in between wild extravaganzas on the main *****s. The shuttle driver was very friendly and the service made it easy and convenient to get to and from Broadway. If you're looking to venture out to other areas or at different times than the shuttle runs, you'll find it's also very easy to get an Uber and pretty affordable. It is also very easy to get to from Nashville Airport or to get on the highway to head to Memphis. The first morning we had breakfast downstairs, we were given a breakfast menu with four options including an omelet, breakfast sandwich, or waffles. I ordered an omelet, which came with home fries, for $13.99. The second morning was buffet style with grits, oats, scrambled eggs, meats, home fries, and some sort of spinach and egg white quiche. The buffet was $14.99 per person. While the food was decent and it did work for convenience while waiting for the rest of the group to get up and going, there's not much to rave about. I will mix it up and try other options next time. I didn't get a chance to try the other restaurant in the hotel, but maybe next time. Overall, it was a great stay I would choose again.

The check in process was standard. The clerk was pleasant. There is a working elevator to the second and third floors, this is a plus since we were on the second floor. The room was really dated, old carpet with many stains, old appliances (the fridge had rust and stains) old sink and tub with missing parts, but in working order. The room had a very strong smell of smoke even though the room was supposed to be a smoke free room. We contacted the front desk and they stated it was due to the AC pulling in outdoor air, not so sure I believe that one, no concession was offered. I would not stay here again without an update to the rooms.

Nothing overly fancy but the rooms were spacious, clean, comfortable. Not in the ”busy downtown” which actually suited us much better. We could walk to bars, and shops. Free Breakfast, Shuttle services, mini fridge in the room. Pool was nice and we enjoyed our time out there..... After staying there for 4 nights we moved on to another hotel and wished we could have come back to Hyatt Place Nashville Opryland. Matter of fact we ended up driving back to that area several times...called it our old stomping grounds! Close to Opryland.

This is my second time staying at this hotel. I love it here.. I normally don’t do reviews, bad or good.. But,I have to say from the time Dougie Norman checked us in.. It was great.. He offered us 2 pass to Centennial Park. Very professional and very respectful.. The rooms🥰🥰Dove everything from hand wash to body wash and shampoo.. The park view I love.. I asked for that and received.. The beds are comfortable and the room was excellent.. Thank you Dougie and Holiday Inn for the second stay and the luxury.