For the $179 per night price tag, this hotel was too average. It's location in downtown Nashville is great - only a few blocks from the major businesses and country bars - but my room seemed a bit old. My stay got off to an inauspicious start when a woman in front of me at the desk - who had just checked in - asked to check out due to something wrong in her room. For a business traveler like me, it was frustrating that there were no instructions in my room as to the Internet usage - when my wireless signal came up, it showed about 10 possible networks. I called the front desk for the answer - but they also informed me I would need a code to access it. That's fine, but all Internet-related information should be conveyed upon check-in if that's the case. Also - the television in my room was unplugged, which took a little manuevering of the entertainment center to find the culprit plug. The bed, thankfully, was just as comfortable as all Sheraton beds (which to me rival Westin's Heavenly Bed), so I slept quite well regardless of the other inconveniences. If traveling on my own, I would not pay more than $150 for this hotel.

This hotel was rated 4 stars by Hotwire but it was not even close. The first room we checked into was filthy. It appeared the maids just pulled the covers up on the bed and changed the towels. There was dirt and food crumbs everywhere. We complained to the front desk and got another room. The other clean room was cleanier than the first but not as clean as it should be. The bathroom had mildew all over. There was still dirtunder the furniture and the windows were disgusting.

After we complained a second time the manager told us there was nothing they could ndue because we booked thru hotwire.

This motel is old and needs lots of updating. There is stains on the carpets and the furniture. The wait for the elevator is about 45 minutes during the morning rush.

There are about 25 homeless people living right outside the motel. Several of them are inside by the pool and fitness center. This motel really needs to upgrade the security.

I do not recommend this motel for anyone.

My husband and I stayed at the Sheraton Downtown Nashville for the PBR Jack Daniels Invitational. We absolutely LOVED it! The room was very clean and nice, we had an incredible view of the capital, and the bed was so comfy! The staff was super friendly, they even helped us get a pizza at 1:00 am. The lobby bar was really nice, and the breakfast buffet was really good as well. Most of the bull riders from the event were staying there as well, and it was really cool getting to see them everywhere. We didn't want to come home, and we will certainly be staying there again!

This hotel was just alright in my opinion, the things i did like was the lobby area which was very nice and also the fact they were dog friendly (At no extra fee) and had a restuarant/bar. They were right downtown close to Broadway as well.

The reason i didnt give this hotel an above average rating is because of our room... our room was very tiny, had no extras and we werent asked if we'd like a smoking or non-smoking room and were just put in a SMOKING room - which smelled horrible! I could deal with the tiny size, but the walking in to a room that smelled like an ash-tray turned us off quite a bit.

So if you are looking to stay here, this is a DECENT hotel to stay at (Especially if you're traveling with dogs) in a pretty good location - however it's not super cheap and you're probably not getting the bang for your buck!