If you're planning a Nashville trip and want to stay near the heart of the action—Broadway and Printer's Alley—you're in luck.
Locals and seasoned visitors have shared their top hotel picks, blending prime location with comfort and unique experiences.
Here are the top 10 hotel recommendations you won’t want to miss.
1. Drury Plaza Hotel Nashville Downtown
Drury kept popping up in recommendations, and for good reason. Rhonda Satterfield raved about the “free food, free drinks, super secure and a dedicated parking deck.” Sherry Davis added, “They have a big breakfast, supper, and three drinks per person. Well worth it!” With consistent praise for its amenities and location, it’s a standout choice.
2. Hotel Indigo Nashville
Both Jeff White and Melisa Powell gave nods to Hotel Indigo, with Jamie Ferguson emphasizing how close it is to Broadway and how much they “loved staying there.” If you're looking for charm, comfort, and a central location, Indigo seems to check all the boxes.
3. The Bobby Hotel
The Bobby made the list thanks to multiple mentions from Jodi Polsinelli, Linda Forst, and Paula Horton. Bev Phillips also gave it a thumbs-up. It’s described as chic and trendy while staying conveniently close to the action.
4. Hilton Nashville Downtown
Billy W. Thompson called Hilton Downtown “unbeatable,” highlighting its half-block proximity to Lower Broadway. Jill Johnson echoed the sentiment, though Billy did note rates have “really increased.” If budget isn’t a major concern, Hilton offers a prime spot with a touch of luxury.
5. Moxy Nashville Downtown
Preston Nichole Morris had great things to say about the Moxy, praising its closeness to Broadway and fun atmosphere, noting, “It sits between Kid Rock’s and Lainey Wilson’s bars. Plus, the lobby is awesome! Always a good time!” Lisa Robinson agreed, though she mentioned the music can shake the rooms until 2 a.m. It’s perfect for night owls who want to stay in the heart of the party.
6. Noelle Nashville
Jay Chet and Brittany Combra both highlighted Noelle for its prime location near Printer's Alley and Broadway. If you're after a stylish, boutique feel, Noelle could be your pick.
7. Renaissance Nashville Hotel
Elena Aguila, Denise Grubby, and Alan Suherlan all pointed out Renaissance for its central location. It offers modern rooms and easy access to both Broadway and Printer’s Alley, making it a solid choice for convenience and comfort.
8. SpringHill Suites by Marriott
Lisa Shumate mentioned the “reasonably priced” rooms, free breakfast buffet, free WiFi, and valet parking. Wade Gray echoed her review, saying, “Fairly close walk to most places. Breakfast is the same every day—nothing fancy, but not terrible.” If you're looking for a balance of affordability and proximity, SpringHill Suites delivers.
9. Holston House Nashville
Holston House received nods from Denise Grubby and Denise Samocki Ireland. This stylish hotel offers a mix of modern and vintage decor with a central location, making it ideal for those who want a boutique experience close to the action.
10. Embassy Suites by Hilton Nashville Downtown
Brandi Heather and Tom both praised Embassy Suites for its modern rooms and great views. Tom specifically recommended the “City View King on the upper floors,” highlighting the rooftop enclosed pool, bar, and outdoor patio for a more upscale experience.
No matter your style—whether you’re after modern elegance, historic charm, or budget-friendly comfort—Nashville's downtown hotels have you covered. Each spot offers a unique way to experience Music City, all just steps from the heart of the action. Happy travels!