Gaylord Opryland is recognized around the world for its extraordinary service, luxurious non-smoking accommodations and first-class... more »
Gaylord Opryland is recognized around the world for its extraordinary service, luxurious non-smoking accommodations and first-class entertainment. Under majestic, climate-controlled glass atriums, you'll be surrounded by nine acres of lush indoor gardens, winding rivers and pathways, and sparkling waterfalls where you can unwind, explore, shop, dine, and be entertained to your heart's content. Highlights include 2,881 non-smoking rooms, a 44-foot waterfall, laser-light and fountain shows, and tours aboard our Delta Flatboats. While you are here, experience the legendary sounds of the Grand Ole Opry, play at the Springhouse Golf Club, enjoy a lunch or dinner cruise aboard the General Jackson Showboat, or walk to the nearby outlet mall, Opry Mills. Explore all Music City, USA has to offer with our Nashville Sightseeing Tours feeling, charm and elegance of the South. In addition to your room rate, there will be a $15 + tax per day, per room, resort fee applied to your account. This daily fee includes: High Speed Internet Access In Room, Access to Cyber Cafe, Local Calls up to 20 minutes ($0.10/minute thereafter), Toll-Free Calls up to 20 minutes ($0.10/minute thereafter), Access to the New Fitness Center, Relache, Daily Newspaper Delivery (USA Today M-F/Tennessean Sat-Sun), Bottled Water in Guest Room (2 bottles provided, refreshed daily), Scheduled Complex Shuttle Transportation. Please note: Self Parking is $18 plus taxes per night or Valet Parking is $24 plus taxes per night..
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Location. Located adjacent to the Grand Ole Opry the Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center in Nashville, Tenn. spans over 40 acres of running streams, cascading waterfalls, pedestrian bridges and 12 greenhouses. The hotel is adjacent to the General Jackson Showboat and across the street from the Opry Mills Mall. Hotel Features. Dining options include the Old Hickory Steakhouse that welcomes dinner guests, while the Cascades Restaurant specializes in seafood entrees and is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Libations are served in the Jack Daniel's saloon, Irish Pub, and a revolving atrium lounge. A staffed business center, event catering, complimentary high-speed Internet access and meeting space all accommodate special events and corporate functions. This grand hotel features the European-designed Relache Spa, a 27,000-square-foot spa and fitness center that has an indoor/outdoor pool and 12 private treatment rooms, with unique services such as golf pedicures, mother-to-be massages, sunless tanning and salon extras designed just for children. Flatboats are provided for guests to float through the Delta gardens or listen poolside to DJs at the on-site radio station. The consierge desk books restaurant reservations and obtains show tickets. Guestrooms. This hotel features 2,881 guestrooms with southern-style decor and marble vanities. Guestrooms include high-speed Internet service, desks, video game consoles and cable television. Designer toiletries are provided. Rooms are equipped with coffeemakers. Expert Tip. General Jackson Showboat offers country music shows with a buffet and elegant dinner cruising down the Cumberland. Resort Fees: Resort fees are determined by the hotel and are subject to change. SummerFest 2009 .
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39 year old with a luxury budget, traveling for business
i got sick while staying in this hotel. The hotel is all covered up 365 days a year and you have to breath the climate air which is used to keep the plants healthy and alive. If you stay inside the hotel for two straight days and nights without going outside, you will start feeling weak and sick. Most of the employees especially housekeeping and banquets spoke Egyptian most of the time.
50 year old with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
The staff was not very friendly. Not once did anyone outside the hotel say hello or even open a door when we were carrying things and 5 staff people were standing around. This I found odd considering how much the hotel cost along with the ridiculous
All Review Photos In December my
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Posted Feb 28, 2009
Excellent
All Review Photos In December my husband and I spent a few nights at the Gaylord Opryland Resort and had a fabulous time. We both had relaxing massages at their Relache Spa (as Tennessee residents we got a 20% discount), dined at the Old Hickory...
Stayed there 4 nights over New years.
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Posted Feb 16, 2009
Good
Stayed there 4 nights over New years. The hotel is very pricy for what you get, but I guess if your on vacation money should not be an option. The hotel was a wonderful sight to see, especially over the holidays. The decorations were worth the...
Doesn't measure up to it's promise
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Posted Feb 02, 2009
Okay
I stayed here for a week during a national convention. As someone who has been around the world and has stayed in hotels ranging from the run-of-the-mill highway overnighters to the most opulent of offerings, I was holding the Gaylord to the...
We visited this hotel during Christmas, 12/20-12/22, and purchased the Christmas special. Never again! The hotel was decked out and was beautiful to see. My kids loved it. Just to get off the exit took us 1 hour- only to find we had to pay $18 a...
An expensive, but good start to a honeymoon.
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Posted Jan 23, 2009
Good
The Gaylord Opryland was our first stop on our honeymoon. We stayed for three nights, which was a bit too long for us. The hotel's shuttle bus and tour through downtown was a great thing to do for one day. The food was overpriced, but good. ...
The grounds and common areas of the
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Posted Jan 19, 2009
Mediocre
The grounds and common areas of the hotel are amazing, but it is like the Wizard of Oz....wait until you see what is behind the curtain. I would stay at another hotel and come visit the Opryland Hotel. The rooms themselves are beyond dissapointing....
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