Enjoy Southern hospitality at the musically themed Millennium Maxwell House Hotel Nashville. In the midst of downtown, the hotel is within close proximity to Ryman Auditorium and the Johnny Cash Museum. Each room includes Satellite TV, on-demand movies, hairdryer, iron and ironing board, work desk, alarm clock radio, daily paper, two phones, free wireless Internet, coffee maker, and air conditioning. Guests of the hotel will appreciate its diverse range of amenities which include a business center, 24 hour reception, safe-deposit boxes, courtesy on-site parking, laundry services, 24 hour security, courtesy shuttle, fitness center, outdoor pool, and free Wi-Fi. Millennium Maxwell House Hotel Nashville offers two restaurant options: Praline’s which cooks up modern Americana and Maxwell’s Lounge, with light fare and a bar with nightly entertainment. Two miles from downtown, the hotel is close to scores of popular excursions like the Country Music Hall of Fame (two miles), Shermerhorn Symphony Center (two miles), and RCA Studio B (three miles).
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At the hotel, you'll be close to tons of great restaurants, including the hotel's own in-house eatery. As a result, you'll be grateful that each room comes with a mini-fridge and microwave, so you can snack on those leftovers anytime day or night.
The Millennium Maxwell House Hotel Nashville is perched on the edge of downtown, making it a short walk, bus ride, or drive from the hotel to numerous fun activities. As a result, it'll be easy to enjoy the city's various musical hotspots, museums, or shopping areas.
Whether or not you drove into town, you'll still be able to get around the city with ease, thanks to the hotel's free shuttle. Throughout the day, shuttles run regularly, taking guests to popular destinations within Nashville and running by the airport as well.
Guests of the hotel will appreciate the free wireless Internet connections. However, some prior visitors mentioned having trouble connecting and maintaining a connection to Wi-Fi in their rooms. Due to this concern, you may wish to try the hotel's business center.
With the exception of a few minor concerns—including some cramped guest quarters, occasional broken fixtures and furniture, hidden charges for certain amenities, and a musty odor in some rooms—guests generally enjoyed the Millennium Maxwell House Hotel Nashville and its services.
Several guests have mentioned that, with poorly insulated walls and windows, the rooms bleed sound from other rooms and outside the hotel. Sensitive sleepers may wish to pack ear plugs or sound dampening headphones.
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