Nashville Hotels with Gym

Nice hotel, but the parking lot is very expensive, more than 50 dollars a night!

Julian at L27, the rooftop bar/pool/restaurant on the top of the Westin, was simply amazing!! He handled our orders with perfection, made certain we had refills as needed, & made us never have to look for him! He was a fantastic waiter & a wonderful fount of information about Nashville!! I would highly recommend him & will definitely ask for him on my next visit!! He was a pro!! Thanks for a memorable evening!!!

I stayed here for two nights while my wife was patient at Vanderbilt Hospital. I chose it because it was not far and reasonably priced. While the hotel is in an older (1921) building, the inside would lend itself to being a modern building. The room are spacious and appliances are new and such. I have one complaint and one gripe. My complaint is that there are no safes in the room. The front desk did not advise if there was an alternative. My gripe is we asked the valet to have the vehicle up top as we had to depart for the hospital at 0500. This was not done. Most likely the valet forgot, but we brought it up with both front desk and valet. This was a minor hiccup. It will not deter me from staying here again. On another note, the traffic noise is minimal and easy to fall asleep despite its location.

We had a great time at our stay. The hotel was in a great place to walk to a lot of nice parks and places for kids! The Library Restaurant in the lobby was great. Will and Jevon were very helpful at getting our car quickly everyday and helpful getting it packed up!

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.

Stayed at the Loews Vanderbilt for a weekend to go to the Titans / Raiders game. While this hotel is out by Vanderbilt (about a mile and a half from downtown), you can get to downtown easy enough by UBER, or an electric scooter (if that is your thing). Friendly staff, very clean hotel. Good bar with good food. I recommend this hotel especially if, after a night downtown, you want a quiet hotel to relax in and recharge for the next night out.

My friends and I stayed at the Bankers Alley Hotel in early August. When I booked the two rooms, I had issues with my card and within 24 hrs the manager, Decarlo, was calling me to help figure it out. He was very transparent about the charges on my card and how I can switch the card when I check in if needed. He told me to contact him directly if there was anything else I needed. Before arriving, I needed to cancel one of my rooms as it wasn't needed anymore. Although my Hilton Honors account said the room was not refundable, I called Decarlo and asked if there was anything he could do about it and he was able to cancel the room and give me a full refund! He truly went above and beyond to make sure we had an amazing experience. I could tell Decarlo has trained his staff very well. Cierra was at the front desk almost every day and was super friendly, greeting us each time we walked through the lobby. She always offered us complimentary bottles of water and even handed us some Liquid IV packets. Brianna, who worked at the front desk overnight was super helpful when we arrived back to our room late at night and our air conditioner wasn't working. She explained that the air conditioner shuts off to conserve energy when it senses no movement in the room for a long period of time. After we waited a while for it to kick on, the room still wasn't cooling down. Because it was the middle of the night and there weren't building services people around to fix the problem, she promptly moved us to a new room that was perfectly cooled. We really appreciated all the amazing staff and will definitely be back soon! Definitely recommend this hotel!

Great place to stay. Nice hotel. Service was great and breakfast was really good. Will stay again

Dream Nashville reimagines two historic landmarked buildings steeped in a rich and colorful heritage while maintaining the celebrated history of Printers Alley. Situated on 4th Avenue North the hotel is a short walk from its downtown core: conveniently located near the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum: RymanAuditorium: Frist Art Museum: Bridgestone Arena: Nissan Stadium: Broadway Strip and a 15 minute drive from the Nashville Intl Airport. With 168 art deco-inspired guest rooms including 21 exquisite suites: this airy urban retreat offers lofty ceilings and a colorful palette of deep crimson and blue jewel tones. Architectural and design details include richly overdyed Oushak rugs: Karelian Burl wood closets and Japanese-style Suminagashi- marbled wall covering. Hand-crafted oak headboards with suede upholstery honor the location’s classic historic feel.

The staff was the friendliest hotel staff I have ever experienced. So nice and accommodating and made the trip even better.