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Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center
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An amazing place! Made our mother/daughter spring break trip the very best! We left feeling spoiled and well taken care of! Thank you!!
Just love this place to stay, very relaxing and nice for special'occasions, food very expensive in all areas even the market place so be prepared if you don’t take food in. Gardens absolutely beautiful and very well kept
Nice hotel, very large so probably not good for someone who can’t walk quite a bit. Beautiful atrium. Nice amenities. Rooms are average, nothing luxurious, but does the job.
This is an amazing resort, with an amazing staff and lots to keep you busy! We walked around until midnight just taking in the scenery. We highly recommend staying here in your trip to Nashville!
Went for our 25th wedding anniversary. Way too much for the money, charges for everything. Hotel room was missing parts of the temperature thermometer on the wall. Large coffee spill next to bed, window very dirty and pieces missing. Our room View was of a construction crew and they started by 7:30 am. Beep beep beep, tractors moving and cranes moving and it was an eye sore. Had to call for cleaning the first day cause they never showed up to replace the 2 water bottles and soaps you pay $20 a day for. Once you left the hotel nothing around to see or do, Nashville about 15 min away. Not at all impressed. Call desk a few times with no evail, long hold times as well as not helpful. Tried to leave the hotel early and Hotel stated because we booked through Orbitz which is owned by Expedia they couldn't refund and when we called Orbitz they stated they couldn't guarantee that we would get our money back. Had to Stay the 3 night trip and pay over $1400 just to sleep and shower. Not Impressed.
Two day stay on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Beautiful decorations. This was not our first trip.
My husband, son and I were looking for a relaxing getaway over Christmas and Opryland Resort exceeded all expectations. The beautiful indoor gardens in the atriums are very calming. We did not rent a car and spent the entire 5 day vacation at the resort with only one meal at an outside restaurant. The food choices at the resort are plentiful, though pricey. We had a truly outstanding Christmas Day buffet at the Ravello. So good that we booked another meal there. Everything is super clean on the premises, which is remarkable considering the Resort is open to the public every day. The Christmas decorations are breathtaking! We found the staff to be very courteous and helpful at all times. The Resort is HUGE so be prepared to get lost when you first arrive. However, once you get your bearings, it is pretty easy to find your way around. LOTS of walking; wear comfortable shoes. It was lovely to sit amongst the greenery while receiving texts from friends in Pennsylvania complaining about 50 inches of snow! A perfect vacation from start to finish.
December 28, 2017 one night stay. 50 minutes in the valet parking line should have been by tip-off to turn around and go somewhere else. But, of course, I have an excited little one who wants nothing more than to ride the “ice slide”. After parking, the room check-in line is an hour long, so we decide to stretch our legs and walk the hotel and get a bite to eat. EVERY restaurant is backed up at least an hour or two. So we go back to the check-in line, wait it out, and (after being assured our bags will be sent to our room immediately) we finally get to our room—-which was comfortable. Then I learn that no one rally wants to answer the phone. Finally get someone on the phone who cares and she discovers that no one asked for my bags to be sent up, so we reset the clock on that delicvery to 30 minutes. Ordering room service? Same deal. At least an hour. My daughter and I pulled up to the hotel at 5:15 and it is now 7:30. The manager promises to “try” to get food to our room if we order certain items. I obliged him and also told him I would “take care” of the delivery person if they got there within a half hour. Funny, because he delivered it himself... along with the delivery fee and other add-ons. Same story for any of the attractions. Same story for calling ahead to get your car out the next morning. The standard tiresome answer: “we had more people than we expected.” What?! Were there like 1000 walk-ins? BULL****. Management should be ashamed.
We had stayed here years ago for a conference and loved the resort. Unfortunately, our memories of it were much better than what we experienced this time around. We waited in horrendously long lines, that, because of the sheer number of guests checking in, made it even more confusing with the different "categories" of check in lanes. One for mobile check-in, elite, and regular guests. However, since there were so many people, you didn't realize what line you were in until you got closer. So after 50 minutes of standing in line, we finally got our room assignment. We had no washcloths in the room, the chair and desk counter had crumbs all over them. Our room was located on a ground floor corner, so we heard every child crying, people laughing, etc, as they passed by. At registration, since our room reservation came with breakfast, we were not given the vouchers we were supposed to have received. Had to go back to registration to get the vouchers. The grounds themselves are beautiful, as we remembered. But there is much work to be done in terms of staffing, cleanliness of rooms, etc. It was a stressful, rather than an enjoyable stay.
Bad experience started with check-in. Waited in line for 40 minutes. When we got to the front of the line the lady just walked off. When we asked one of the other ladies if they were coming back she said, “Not my problem”. Then we had to wait 20 minutes for the elevator. The room was nice enough but it is just a standard hotel room. The bed was like a brick though. $30/day for self park? Park a mile a way? Seems a little unreasonable. The line for breakfast was 30 minutes long. When leaving I heard staff telling people that used valet that it would be an hour and a half to get their car. $20 daily resort fee that pays for WiFi and 2 bottles of water in the room. Advice- stay across the street. Cheaper, friendly, same room but with comfortable beds, and a shuttle that will take you to see everything here.
Massive grounds, probably OK for conferences. Places to eat distant, few, far between, and price gouging.
It was a wonderful experience to celebrate my birthday by staying at the hotel. Unfortunately we had to leave the day before the Christmas lights were lit. We will plan to return with our grandchildren when they are old enough to enjoy the beauty of Christmas at Opryland.
Huge facility. Lots of walking within the hotel. Food was average at best but the hotel itself was fun to walk around and see the waterfalls. Nothing special about our room. Close to the Opry which was cool.
Had a wonderful time at hotel. Pool was great and the inside plant/water features were amazing!
Good to family have a lot of kids, personally I will not pay that much for stays.
We stayed at his hotel for two nights and could have stayed much longer! So many things for families with young children to do and see without ever leaving the grounds. Highly recommend and will definitely be staying here again if we're back in Nashville!
Our stay, on a holiday weekend, was to a near capacity facility . Parking was full. Our room was at the end of a long hall and water pressure in the shower was not enough for the massage setting to work. I dripped some water on the tile floor, and wiped it up with a hand towel. The dirt on the towel was appalling. Each day the carpet looked as though it had not been vacuumed although the particles seemed in different places. Don't know if the sweeper wasn't working well enough, to pick things up, or whether it got swept at all. We wore our socks to bed all weekend. I did not complain to staff as the room location worked for us.
we loved it all the rooms,grounds,staff ,valet,great and beautiful place to stay
Fantastic stay. We ate dinner and breakfast at the hotel and the food could have been better.
Emjoyed every minute. We had a very nice view to one of the amazing gardens.
Hotel highlights
- Walking distance to Grand Ole Opry
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Onsite dining
- Spa
Located in Donelson, Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center is within a 10-minute stroll of sights such as Grand Ole Opry and Grand Ole Opry Museum. This 2888-room, 4-star resort has 2 outdoor pools along with a full-service spa and 18 restaurants. Cooter's Place and Nashville Toy Museum are a short walk away.
Dining
This resort is home to 18 onsite restaurants, perfect for a quick bite to eat. Savor a meal from the privacy of your room with 24-hour room service, or get a pick-me-up at the 2 coffee shops/cafés. For your convenience, a full breakfast is served each morning for a fee.
Rooms
All of Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center's 2888 rooms are air-conditioned and have an array of amenities, including refrigerators, coffee makers, and free newspapers. Smart TVs come with cable channels and Netflix, and guests can stay connected with WiFi and wired Internet. Bathrooms offer hair dryers and designer toiletries. Other amenities include free local calls, ceiling fans, and safes.
Property features
Guests of Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center have access to a full-service spa, 2 outdoor pools, and a nightclub. Parking is USD 29.00 per night (USD 38.00 per day for valet parking)—but if you prefer not to drive, catch a ride in the airport shuttle at scheduled times for USD 30 per person roundtrip. The front desk is staffed 24/7 to help with dry cleaning/laundry, concierge services, and luggage storage. Other amenities at this spa resort include an indoor pool, a children's pool, and a fitness center.
Guest reviews for Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center
Everyone
An amazing place! Made our mother/daughter spring break trip the very best! We left feeling spoiled and well taken care of! Thank you!!
beautiful resort but expensive to eat there
Couples
Just love this place to stay, very relaxing and nice for special'occasions, food very expensive in all areas even the market place so be prepared if you don’t take food in. Gardens absolutely beautiful and very well kept
Everyone
Nice hotel, very large so probably not good for someone who can’t walk quite a bit. Beautiful atrium. Nice amenities. Rooms are average, nothing luxurious, but does the job.
Everyone
This is an amazing resort, with an amazing staff and lots to keep you busy! We walked around until midnight just taking in the scenery. We highly recommend staying here in your trip to Nashville!
never again!
Everyone
Went for our 25th wedding anniversary. Way too much for the money, charges for everything. Hotel room was missing parts of the temperature thermometer on the wall. Large coffee spill next to bed, window very dirty and pieces missing. Our room View was of a construction crew and they started by 7:30 am. Beep beep beep, tractors moving and cranes moving and it was an eye sore. Had to call for cleaning the first day cause they never showed up to replace the 2 water bottles and soaps you pay $20 a day for. Once you left the hotel nothing around to see or do, Nashville about 15 min away. Not at all impressed. Call desk a few times with no evail, long hold times as well as not helpful. Tried to leave the hotel early and Hotel stated because we booked through Orbitz which is owned by Expedia they couldn't refund and when we called Orbitz they stated they couldn't guarantee that we would get our money back. Had to Stay the 3 night trip and pay over $1400 just to sleep and shower. Not Impressed.
wonderful get away.
Everyone
Two day stay on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Beautiful decorations. This was not our first trip.
fabulous indoor gardens!
Everyone
My husband, son and I were looking for a relaxing getaway over Christmas and Opryland Resort exceeded all expectations. The beautiful indoor gardens in the atriums are very calming. We did not rent a car and spent the entire 5 day vacation at the resort with only one meal at an outside restaurant. The food choices at the resort are plentiful, though pricey. We had a truly outstanding Christmas Day buffet at the Ravello. So good that we booked another meal there. Everything is super clean on the premises, which is remarkable considering the Resort is open to the public every day. The Christmas decorations are breathtaking! We found the staff to be very courteous and helpful at all times. The Resort is HUGE so be prepared to get lost when you first arrive. However, once you get your bearings, it is pretty easy to find your way around. LOTS of walking; wear comfortable shoes. It was lovely to sit amongst the greenery while receiving texts from friends in Pennsylvania complaining about 50 inches of snow! A perfect vacation from start to finish.
you didn’t see this coming?
Everyone
December 28, 2017 one night stay. 50 minutes in the valet parking line should have been by tip-off to turn around and go somewhere else. But, of course, I have an excited little one who wants nothing more than to ride the “ice slide”. After parking, the room check-in line is an hour long, so we decide to stretch our legs and walk the hotel and get a bite to eat. EVERY restaurant is backed up at least an hour or two. So we go back to the check-in line, wait it out, and (after being assured our bags will be sent to our room immediately) we finally get to our room—-which was comfortable. Then I learn that no one rally wants to answer the phone. Finally get someone on the phone who cares and she discovers that no one asked for my bags to be sent up, so we reset the clock on that delicvery to 30 minutes. Ordering room service? Same deal. At least an hour. My daughter and I pulled up to the hotel at 5:15 and it is now 7:30. The manager promises to “try” to get food to our room if we order certain items. I obliged him and also told him I would “take care” of the delivery person if they got there within a half hour. Funny, because he delivered it himself... along with the delivery fee and other add-ons. Same story for any of the attractions. Same story for calling ahead to get your car out the next morning. The standard tiresome answer: “we had more people than we expected.” What?! Were there like 1000 walk-ins? BULL****. Management should be ashamed.
beautiful grounds, bad rooms and service
Everyone
We had stayed here years ago for a conference and loved the resort. Unfortunately, our memories of it were much better than what we experienced this time around. We waited in horrendously long lines, that, because of the sheer number of guests checking in, made it even more confusing with the different "categories" of check in lanes. One for mobile check-in, elite, and regular guests. However, since there were so many people, you didn't realize what line you were in until you got closer. So after 50 minutes of standing in line, we finally got our room assignment. We had no washcloths in the room, the chair and desk counter had crumbs all over them. Our room was located on a ground floor corner, so we heard every child crying, people laughing, etc, as they passed by. At registration, since our room reservation came with breakfast, we were not given the vouchers we were supposed to have received. Had to go back to registration to get the vouchers. The grounds themselves are beautiful, as we remembered. But there is much work to be done in terms of staffing, cleanliness of rooms, etc. It was a stressful, rather than an enjoyable stay.
lines. lines for everything.
Everyone
Bad experience started with check-in. Waited in line for 40 minutes. When we got to the front of the line the lady just walked off. When we asked one of the other ladies if they were coming back she said, “Not my problem”. Then we had to wait 20 minutes for the elevator. The room was nice enough but it is just a standard hotel room. The bed was like a brick though. $30/day for self park? Park a mile a way? Seems a little unreasonable. The line for breakfast was 30 minutes long. When leaving I heard staff telling people that used valet that it would be an hour and a half to get their car. $20 daily resort fee that pays for WiFi and 2 bottles of water in the room. Advice- stay across the street. Cheaper, friendly, same room but with comfortable beds, and a shuttle that will take you to see everything here.