Omni Nashville Hotel

Omni was in the perfect location and the Kitchen Notes restaurant for brunch was fantastic!! Omni really wants people to book through them, but we got a great deal through Hotels.com and so we weren’t able to get WiFi and a few other perks that those who book directly can get.

Perfect hotel for a Nashville Predator Hockey game.

Although I am not one to turn in early - and certainly didn’t on my stay - I had the pleasure of being jolted awake by a group of drunk, loud women stumbling in around 2:00 a.m. And another group at 3:00. I guess they thought they were still on one of the countless irritating pedal cabs littereing the streets these days. Regardless, I was looking forward to sleeping in and despite placing my “Privacy” tag on the door, I was awakened at 7:20 a.m. by housekeeping who banged on the door until I got up - clearly not understanding what the hang-tag means. For a hotel of this caliber, I expect more. At least a few hours of uninterrupted sleep.

The only criticism I have are the fees that were not told to me before arriving. Having booked the room online, they did not tell me about the $50 a night incidental fee, or the vallet fee. I am pretty sure if I would have known about the $150 increase in price, I would have gotten another hotel.

We loved having the choice of restaurants onsite and the food was good at all of them. Having the live music at the bar on-site was a real bonus so we didn’t have to deal with the masses down the street. Only negative was no free wifi come on guys for what you pay for a room this should be included which it was in ALL other hotels we stayed in on our trip. We spent a lot more time using the lobby wi-fi than we would have liked. Parking is free on the street after 6pm and there is $10 a day parking diagonally opposite if you don’t want to pay an outrageous nightly fee.