Loved the location as it is close enough to the action but not in the middle of it. The coffee shop is fabulous, the speak easy is a neat option for late night but also the Roof Top is fabulous! Loved the Nespresso station on the floor to grab a quick coffee in the a.m.

Really nothing- it was amazing and we will be back. We were traveling with my older parents and really the only comment I made to management was that although the marble floors in the bathroom are beautiful, they are very slippery in the shower. They did offer a rubber bath mat to be brought up- think they should just offer for the room.

Incredible hotel through and through! Absolutely stunning and the perfect home base for a weekend trip to Nashville. Loved how close it was to the strip without being part of the chaos. The rooms were cozy and luxe and the sparkling water and coffee station on each floor was our favourite. Will be back!

The room was small but completely expected for the location / city!

The hotel is absolutely beautiful and in a great location. I loved the fact you got bottles that you can refill with water at the drinks stations on each floor (which also had free tea and coffee). We didn’t try the restaurant but the coffee shop was lovely. If I manage to go back to Nashville I would definitely stay here again.

We didn’t manage to try the roof terrace unfortunately as even though it was well before closing time when we went up (and there were lots of people there) the doors were locked and we were told by the bar man through the glass that they were closed.

Excellent location to Ryman, Broadway, Printers Alley, & downtown in general. Loved the rooftop bar Rare Bird, the Alice in Wonderland themed restaurant in basement, and lounge areas. Also loved Gannon’s across the street for dinner & live music as well as Sinatra’s for dinner & live piano & singer! Room was spacious and w/generous size bathroom & shower! Great attention to details and many modern features with auto blinds and lights at bedside touch of a button.

Street side rooms were VERY LOUD til 3am Fri/Sat. Great bedside white noise machine helped but an internal room is better for light sleepers. $60 p/n valet only parking option was a surprise but convenient.

Location being central Interesting design and decor Rooms very modern with lovely bathroom

We had to ask to be moved to a different room after the first night as it was unbearably noisy until about 3am. Not sure if this was the rooms proximity to the busy bars or the wedding downstairs in the hotel - probably both. We were moved from the 4th to the 8th floor, and on the other side and it was great the 2nd night Very expensive for 2 nights. $1,500 including valet parking. The valet parking was $60 per night plus taxes plus tip and when we then went to the Peabody Hotel in Memphis, it was only $35

Stunning lobby - great location downtown! The double king suites are perfect for a girls getaway! The local popcorn and coffee with H2O in hallway was great!

Thin covers - very disappointing for a hotel of this status. We called and asked for another blanket - and we were told there was only one on our floor?! The new restaurant was very bland.

The location is perfect, 2 blocks from Broadway and all the Honky Tonks. It’s also located next to Printers Alley and great restaurants. The water and coffee station in the hallway is on each floor is so convenient. The staff was always so helpful.

The only complaint I have was the fee at the end of the stay regarding the water and coffee station that they charged. I didn’t know about it until checkout. Other than the fee I have no complaints.

Our room was tiny, but we loved it. Beds and pillows were perfect. The bathroom was not your standard, unattractive bathroom, it was lovely. The coffee and water stations, that are on each floor, were a treat as well. Nice to be able to choose flat or still water, and use the refillable (and cute) water bottles included in room. The coffee on offer is Nespresso...nice to be able grab one anytime of day. Dennis, the head bartender, was fabulous. We went to Nashville, to see at show at the Ryman Auditorium, and we were just two blocks away. Perfect.

not a thing.

Staff was excellent Coffee maker in hall very convenient

The pillows aren’t great…turn into pancakes after laying on them for a few hours Also the free “champagne hour” didn’t really exist When we asked about it at the bar they deferred to front desk, front desk told us maybe roof top bar? After a minute the front guy did say he could give us a glass tho..probably shouldn’t be advertised if it’s not obvious where to go

My husband and I stayed at Noelle while we were in town for a concert. We had never visited Nashville before and we knew we were in for something special just based on our first impressions of the hotel. The lobby area was lively with happy fellow guests and concert bound music fans. You could tell immediately that the hotel had curated carefully every little detail and we especially enjoyed the art from local artists that was display both in the lobby and up and down every hallway. We even visited a couple of random floors just to see the art and read the interesting historical tidbits about the people who built Nashville into the amazing city that we were about to explore. Our room was luxurious, filled with more attention to detail, down to the dimmable lighting, rich jewel tone wall colors, marble countertop and huge shower (complete with fluffy robes). We are already planning a return stay at the Noelle!

A few staff members were not as friendly as they ought to have been.