The Union Station Nashville Yards, Autograph Collection Hotel
36.15752, -86.78503- Nashville, United States
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Surrounded by bars and restaurants, a 7-minute stroll away from the grand neoclassic Schermerhorn Symphony Center Concert Hall, this 4-star The Union Station Nashville Yards, Autograph Collection comprises 125 rooms. Set close to Frist Art Museum, this Nashville hotel boasts American meals served at the onsite American-style restaurant.
Location
Nashville International airport is 0.5 miles from this hotel, which lies in Downtown Nashville district. The city center is close by, about 10 minutes' walk away.
Rooms
They come equipped with an iron for self-catering along with a flat-screen TV with satellite channels for leisure.
Eat & Drink
Carters, an onsite restaurant, is open for lunch, dinner and breakfast.
The hotel offers a full breakfast at the price of US$0.10 per person per day.
Internet
Wireless internet is available in the hotel rooms for free.
Guest Parking
Private parking is possible on site at USD 48 per day.
Year renovated: 2007. Number of floors: 7. Number of rooms: 125.
Former name: Union Station - A Wyndham Historic Hotel
Rooms and availability
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Bed options:
1 Queen-size bed -
Max:
2 persons
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Landscape view
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Coffee machine
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Heating
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Air conditioning
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Bed options:
2 Queen-size beds -
Max:
4 persons
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Coffee machine
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Heating
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Air conditioning
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Bed options:
1 King-size bed -
Max:
2 persons
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City view
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Coffee machine
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Heating
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Air conditioning
- City landmarks
- Nearby
- Restaurants
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John
Upscale hotel, spend out time excellently. The venue was perfectly located.
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George
It was a perfect hotel, no reason to complain, recommend. Rooms are good sized and spacious, with a heating system, television and a seating area...
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Robert
Positioned 5 mins on foot from downtown nashville, the venue was also near many other major attractions. Downtown Nashville district is a good choice and absolutely worth visiting. We can't wait to come back...
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Excellent hotel with an attentive staff. The food from room service was great and we really enjoyed the bar, especially some of the barmen's signature cocktails. We upgraded to a suite for a small premium and it was worth it. We were able to get a suite here for what regular rooms cost in other upscale Nashville hotels, it was walking distance from The District, and the historic quality and ambiance made for a great experience.
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The hotel is a lovely period building in a great location.
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The staff was exceptional, the food at the restaurant was excellent and the valet service was excellent as well. The rooms were well appointed with up to date furniture and when I asked for feather pillows for the bed, I received them. They also upgraded our room to one that was a little bigger with no additional cost.
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Atmosphere, historical preservation, quality of accomodations
A/C blew vigorously onto bed. Needed covers. Then it stops and in 5 minutes the room is stuffy...don't need covers. This cool/hot thing cycled all night long, frequently interrupting sleep.
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how close it is to downtown Nashville
all room views face away from downtown
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The building itself is fantastic. So is its location. The staff was attentive and very helpful, and I loved the morning scones & coffee, the afternoon cheese & tea, the lobby's free wi-fi and the big fireplace. I have already recommended it to a lot of my friends. I'd have recommended it in my column were it not for the disparity in floors and the price.
Once I was moved off the 2nd floor I was happy, but that 2nd floor room was not only dreary but the phone didn't work, the door didn't work, and one couldn't use the stairs so you had to wait a long time for elevator just to go one floor to the lobby. I felt relegated to the ghetto, even after I'd specifically asked for a nice room because the trip was a gift. I wouldn't recommend staying anywhere but the 4th floor or above.
