Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center

We were Guests from April 29 to May 1, 2021. Pros... clean facility and rooms, decor is updated, very helpful staff members everywhere with a happy smile and lots to see and do for a couple of days stay. Luscious greenery throughout but not a lot of flowers. Very Quiet rooms.. we never heard the neighbors! Free shuttle service to Grand Ole Opry, Jackson riverboat and the mall Opry Mills. Easy to rent a mobility scooter in the main lobby but be sure to reserve one in advance with Mike at Bradley Medical. ($150.00 for our stay.). A scooter was a must and highly recommended. You can get to most places in the resort but have to figure that out. Cons.. you have to call for housekeeping service when you need it, there is no room food delivery until 6 pm and ends at 10 pm. Very expensive on meals but good quality, but nit the quality and ambiance of a $50+ steak. Restaurants are utilitarian in design. Several restaurants are closed still and there are limited food selections for those open. Valet parking is $40 but they gave us a discount of $32 because my mother is disabled/handicapped. Im sure COVID and not having enough employees might be the reason behind some of my cons,

We stayed in room with a view of the atrium. Worried it would be noise at night but it was quite until morning which was understandable. Rooms were clean & comfortable. Love how the hotel closed down to non guest during COVID. This place is normally crowded but did feel like that at all during this holiday. Felt safe Only con: Restaurants were all book each night. Hint make reservations prior to trip Walls are thin. Could hear neighbors baby crying thru night

What a fun place to stay! It turns out that Nashville is not all that fun in the rain with kids. But when you have a ton of places to walk around indoors and a lot to do in the hotel, who cares about the weather! My kids have loved the indoor pool (and that it is right next to the hot tub), the fountain show in the evening, all the trails/plants and things to look at, the boat ride, the arcade, and all the Pokemon (for Pokemon Go). A lot of people have complained about the extra fees- they were really up front with everything when booking. Due to covid restrictions not all the restaurants or shops are open but we ended up just buying some cereal and milk at the store and having that breakfast (food at the hotel is pricey!). And we have mainly been driving into Nashville to try all the highly recommended restaurants there. We are not planning to do the water park for 2 reasons: we happen to live near an amazing water park already and not all of this water park is open this time of the year. As for the rooms- they are above average and the shower in the king size room is awesome (the one in the 2 queen bed room is a standard bathtub/shower combo). We appreciate that everything is very clean and well lit. Also, the covid measures seem to be followed and it is easy to figure out what is open when and the menus, etc. with the QR codes (which are everywhere and so easy to use).

This is a large beautiful hotel, located on the outskirts of town. It almost seems as if it’s 4 hotel sections in one. Food at all the restaurants was very pricey, but really good.we stayed in the Cascades section, and the waterfalls were so peaceful. Our room was very clean and roomy. We just opened our balcony door at night to listen to the live music. You must take the little boat tour inside, for an educational tour.

It's a beautiful place but you could walk yourself to death. If you have walking issues,, please take a wheelchair.. Gorgeous room, great balcony view. The gardens & foliage is breathtaking. Nice little shops. Loved the Delta River boat ride in the resort. The extra fees are quite steep (parking, extra for boat ride, etc). Located in a clean, convenient area for shopping & eating. Short drive to downtown Nashville. Definitely worth a visit or stay to this hotel when in Nashville.