DISCUSSION for Hilton Honors Hotels in Tennessee, USA {US-TN}
Nov 21, 2004, 6:14 pm
#61
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Also the Double Tree Guest Suites is located right off I-40 by the airport. Nice hotel, kinda of a cross bettween an Embassy and a Double Tree (With the Cookie 
).
All rooms are one bedroom suites and hotel has free HS wireless access (dont quote me on the free). Hotel just finished a remodel earlier this year. Very nice property, will stay again with out hesistation.
).All rooms are one bedroom suites and hotel has free HS wireless access (dont quote me on the free). Hotel just finished a remodel earlier this year. Very nice property, will stay again with out hesistation.
Nov 21, 2004, 9:19 pm
#62
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To clarify, the Hampton right across the highway from the airport has indoor room entrances. The Hampton a mile away has outdoor entrances.
Nov 22, 2004, 8:45 am
#64
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I hope it has improved!
Originally Posted by TopDawg4OU
To clarify, the Hampton right across the highway from the airport has indoor room entrances. The Hampton a mile away has outdoor entrances.
Nov 22, 2004, 9:06 am
#65
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I stayed at the Homewood Suites and the HGI a couple of weeks ago.
Both were very nice, but if you want more room (and a kitchen, fridge, etc.), go with the Homewood. If you don't care about those things, I'd go with the HGI.
BTW, both had HSI, but Homewood's was only available via wireless.
Both were very nice, but if you want more room (and a kitchen, fridge, etc.), go with the Homewood. If you don't care about those things, I'd go with the HGI.
BTW, both had HSI, but Homewood's was only available via wireless.
Nov 22, 2004, 8:04 pm
#67
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Nashville, TN USA
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I can't speak to any of the hotels since I live here, but I did want to say that San Francisco's isn't there anymore..I think it's another Mexican restaurant, though. Two better choices are Darfon's (on the same side of the street), and Ellendale's. Ellendale's is a little further down (and across a busy road), but if you don't mind driving two minutes from the Hampton Inn (the one with the interior corridors) it's well worth it for the barbequed stuffed shrimp. 
Nov 23, 2004, 10:07 am
#68
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Nashville ES Airport FYI
Stayed 1 night at the Nashville ES "near" the airport and it was a very old property and the furnishings & bedding showed it. Also hard to get to as it is on the other side of the freeway and nestled in a nice wooded area too.
They were painting the exterior of the property and I asked about an interior remodel job and the front desk person just looked at me funny as in "nope - it is not scheduled and seemed shocked that I even asked".
They were painting the exterior of the property and I asked about an interior remodel job and the front desk person just looked at me funny as in "nope - it is not scheduled and seemed shocked that I even asked".
Nov 23, 2004, 2:23 pm
#69
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One note on the Homewood, have been in and out of BNA a bunch lately as we hit Convention Season. Usually stay at the Homewood, even though the shows are at the Opryland Hotel. Nice clean rooms at the Homewood, but the breakfast can't be beat. Full breakfast w/egss, sausages, and hash browns last time I was there. I have wi-fi, so I am fine w/the wireless.
Mar 16, 2005, 2:12 pm
#70
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Hamptons near Nashville w/a biz center?
I am going to Nashville this weekend to see my Yellow Jackets play in the Big Dance. I am looking for a Hilton family hotel that is moderately priced with an internet-connected computer for guests. Any suggestions?
Thanks,
yorock
Thanks,
yorock
Mar 16, 2005, 6:55 pm
#72
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You might want to try the Hilton Garden Inn near the airport. Fairly nice and well maintained. I believe it had a computer for guest use. Spent a weekend there back in December and rate was only $56/night.
Mar 16, 2005, 9:00 pm
#73
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I agree the airport hotels are normally cheap on the weekends. They are only 5 miles to downtown. I know the sheraton airport is sold out this weekend, not sure about hiltons. Worse case the Hilton Suites Brentwood is nice, about 15 miles south.
Mar 16, 2005, 10:02 pm
#74
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I do a lot of business in Nashville and stay at the Hilton in Downtown (next to County Music Hall of Fame and the Arena). It has a business center with computers and also offers high speed wired in the rooms. If that is booked, you can try the "Hampton Inn & Suites Nashville-At The University". It doesn't have a business center, but offers wireless in all rooms and the lobby. Be careful if you book the Hampton b/c there are 2 near Vanderbilt, one is run down, but this one is very nice.
Mar 16, 2005, 11:40 pm
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Originally Posted by vikings561
I do a lot of business in Nashville and stay at the Hilton in Downtown (next to County Music Hall of Fame and the Arena). It has a business center with computers and also offers high speed wired in the rooms. If that is booked, you can try the "Hampton Inn & Suites Nashville-At The University". It doesn't have a business center, but offers wireless in all rooms and the lobby. Be careful if you book the Hampton b/c there are 2 near Vanderbilt, one is run down, but this one is very nice.
The Hampton you're looking for is the one that's NOT on West End. The one on West End is a bit dumpy, but has free wireless as well. The ES on Broadway is also a very nice hotel.