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Sheraton Grand Nashville DowntownvsThe Hermitage Hotel
Sheraton Grand Nashville Downtown and The Hermitage Hotel are both highly recommended by those who travel for a living. On balance, The Hermitage Hotel ranks significantly higher than Sheraton Grand Nashville Downtown. The Hermitage Hotel ranks #3 in Nashville with endorsements from 14 sources including Zagat, Michelin Guide and Hideaway Report.
Sheraton Grand Nashville Downtown
Lonely Planet
Gayot
BlackBook
Star Service
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623 Union Street, Nashville, TN 37219
From $159/night
- Pet Friendly
- Bar/Lounge
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Laundry Service
- Concierge
Lonely Planet Top Choice
"A 25-floor hotel near the state building, the Sheraton caters primarily to a corporate set and thus offers lower rates on weekends." Full review
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Ask for a room ending in the numbers 9,10,11, or 12 - they've got great views of the capitol building.
Gayot "This 28-story, atrium-style hotel offers both tourists and business travelers an upscale alternative to the numerous mid-level properties scattered throughout the city."
BlackBook "If you're looking for reasonably priced stay in the heart of Downtown, then the Sheraton is the place for you."
Star Service "Premium rooms add magnifying mirrors and robes in the average baths, along with fax machines and access to the private lounge for Continental breakfast and evening snacks. " Full review
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The beds amp up the comfort level in the rooms, with pillow-top mattresses and excellent bedding, and guests choose their pillows from a menu offering foam and feather models.
Fodor's "Located to the north of Honky Tonk Row and the Ryman Theatre, Sheraton Grand Nashville offers guests an impressive place to call home while in Nashville." Full review
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Guests can choose from healthy options, chef's choice, or favorites like waffles and pancakes.
The Hermitage Hotel
Concierge Fodor's Lonely Planet
Travel + Leisure Star Service
Michelin Guide Gayot BlackBook
Zagat
Forbes Travel Guide Show All Reviews
231 Sixth Ave N, Nashville, TN 37219
From $237/night
- Pet Friendly
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Laundry Service
- Concierge
- Restaurant
Concierge "The Rolls Royce of Nashville hotels, the Hermitage has been a favorite overnight stop for presidents, visiting royalty, and a slew of celebrities."
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Be sure to get a drink at the Oak Bar to see its famed Art Deco men's room, recently named "America's Best Restroom" by Esquire magazine.
Fodor's "Everything here is luxurious, from the large rooms to the plush robes and the public restrooms." Full review
Lonely Planet "The lobby feels like a Czar's palace, every surface covered in rich tapestries and ornate carvings." Full review
Travel + Leisure "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
Star Service "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
Michelin Guide "Four blocks from the downtown historic district, this Beaux-Arts beauty opened its doors to guests in 1910."
Gayot "When this gorgeous hotel was built in 1908, it was the premier place to stay in Nashville."
BlackBook "Guests are greeted with Italian sienna marble at the entrance, wall panels of Russian walnut and Persian rugs."
Zagat4.3
"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"."
Forbes Travel Guide Recommended
"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
