"If you're an adventure seeker who's not afraid to bed down in a sketchy part of town, go for it. If not, there's no harm in stopping by the lobby for a quick look-see." Full review

"Doing Nashville on a super-duper budget."

"A classic 1940s motel, where scores of stars, including Dolly Parton and Elvis Presley, once stayed, the Drake Motel draws attention these days because of its hard-luck vibe and nostalgia-inducing neon sign: the 1993 movie The Thing Called Love, starring River Phoenix and Sandra Bullock, and the video for Jason Aldean's song "The Truth" were both filmed here" Full review

"The Rolls Royce of Nashville hotels, the Hermitage has been a favorite overnight stop for presidents, visiting royalty, and a slew of celebrities."

"Everything here is luxurious, from the large rooms to the plush robes and the public restrooms." Full review

"The lobby feels like a Czar's palace, every surface covered in rich tapestries and ornate carvings." Full review

"By far the city’s choicest digs—favored by country music stars since 1910—with a stained-glass ceiling, marble columns, and gilded plasterwork." Full review

"Nine-story beaux-arts hotel is Nashville’s headliner, a well-groomed and personable star with a reputation for pleasing hard-to-please crowds, and the high repeat clientele speaks to its popularity." Full review

"Four blocks from the downtown historic district, this Beaux-Arts beauty opened its doors to guests in 1910."

"When this gorgeous hotel was built in 1908, it was the premier place to stay in Nashville."

"Guests are greeted with Italian sienna marble at the entrance, wall panels of Russian walnut and Persian rugs."

"From the nightly turndown service complete with "plush" robes and truffles to the phone in the bathroom, it all comes down to the "details" at this "swanky", "romantic" "getaway"."

"Opened in 1910 and saved from destruction at the turn of the millennium, the glorious Hermitage Hotel offers white-glove service and plenty of opportunities to indulge." Full review