Millennium Maxwell House Nashville

The staff at the hotel were great. The hotel itself was a different story. The hotel was farther from the Broadway strip than we thought, but that was on us. The hotel did provide shuttle service to and from  the strip. The hotel needs to be up greater a bit. The doors to our room were damaged and the bathtub had a big patch in it. The bathroom had no exhaust fan so that should speak for itself. The walls are very thin and we could hear everything going on in the other rooms.  All in all the stay was not that bad, but it could have been a little bit better.

A wonderful hotel located just a few minutes from downtown and Broadway. Our room had a great view of the city, which I really enjoyed. It's a great option for those who like a little peace and relaxation in between wild extravaganzas on the main strips. The shuttle driver was very friendly and the service made it easy and convenient to get to and from Broadway. If you're looking to venture out to other areas or at different times than the shuttle runs, you'll find it's also very easy to get an Uber and pretty affordable. It is also very easy to get to from Nashville Airport or to get on the highway to head to Memphis. The first morning we had breakfast downstairs, we were given a breakfast menu with four options including an omelet, breakfast sandwich, or waffles. I ordered an omelet, which came with home fries, for $13.99. The second morning was buffet style with grits, oats, scrambled eggs, meats, home fries, and some sort of spinach and egg white quiche. The buffet was $14.99 per person. While the food was decent and it did work for convenience while waiting for the rest of the group to get up and going, there's not much to rave about. I will mix it up and try other options next time. I didn't get a chance to try the other restaurant in the hotel, but maybe next time. Overall, it was a great stay I would choose again.

The facilities are old and sometimes are duty.