Where's everyone staying in Nashville for the opener?

[GreveHaller]

The Marriott Courtyard downtown. 4th Avenue.

cant hide money

 

[TAF]

Aertson Midtown, where i always stay in NashVegas...

 

[CPA]

Driving from Goodlettsville on Dickerson Rd to park in A and sit in club section on UT visitor's side close to my Titans season tickets. There are nice chain hotels on Conference Drive in Goodlettsville and indoor parking at downtown courthouse and municipal auditorium for easy walk to stadium.

 

[savannahfan]

What! No one staying at Opryland Hotel!!

 

[615vols]

I hate Nashville honestly. So I’ll be watching from home.

 

[wmcovol]

As ridiculous as the prices are, club seats were cheaper than upper decks on Ticketmaster for SC.

 

[imw8n4u]

I would host a Vols family coming in from out of town at our home in Lebanon (we have plenty of space now that the girls are all grown), but we're off on a trip to North Carolina that very day.

I'll be watching the game on my phone while my wife drives, heh.

Best wishes to all coming in to town for the weekend; hope you have a blast in every aspect!

Go Vols!

I've considered this myself living in Mt Juliet. We have 1 daughter out, 1 to go. Maybe I'll ask my brothers if they know families coming to town and open the doors to them, always happy help out Vol fans.

 

[LadyVolette]

Fort Nashborough is pretty popular among the homeless because of its affordability, and in a central location to the stadium.

Also useful for warding off Indian attacks

 

[kiddiedoc]

We found a sweet 3 BR AirBNB right downtown. Wasn't cheap, but splitting it 3 ways.

 

[GlennTenn]

If you are coming from the west or south, the town of Bellevue, which is exit 196 on Route 40, would be an easy button choice. I lived there many years. There are two hotels, the Avery and Hampton Inn, on Coley Davis Road that are very close to a major Metro bus stop. I've stayed at both places and they are fine. The Avery is a little cheaper, probably around $100. You can take the bus for under $10 and be downtown in 20 minutes. Easy walk to both the downtown bars and stadium from there. Since it's a day game, no problem getting a bus back to Bellevue. There is also a nice outdoor mall close by the Bellevue hotels with restaurants, bars and grocery stores.

If you're coming from the east, I would think you could find a similar bus/hotel arrangement in the Mt. Juliet area. Seems like a budget friendly alternative to paying $500 a night for a hotel downtown.

 

[ATC_VOL]

Driving from and back to Memphis.

 

[kiddiedoc]

If you are coming from the west or south, the town of Bellevue, which is exit 196 on Route 40, would be an easy button choice. I lived there many years. There are two hotels, the Avery and Hampton Inn, on Coley Davis Road that are very close to a major Metro bus stop. I've stayed at both places and they are fine. The Avery is a little cheaper, probably around $100. You can take the bus for under $10 and be downtown in 20 minutes. Easy walk to both the downtown bars and stadium from there. Since it's a day game, no problem getting a bus back to Bellevue. There is also a nice outdoor mall close by the Bellevue hotels with restaurants, bars and grocery stores.

If you're coming from the east, I would think you could find a similar bus/hotel arrangement in the Mt. Juliet area. Seems like a budget friendly alternative to paying $500 a night for a hotel downtown.

I checked availability, and both the Bellevue Hampton and multiple options in Mt Juliet have availability for around $200/nt. Avery looks a little sketch.

 

[rockytop1792]

Renaissance Nashville in downtown. That is always a favorite of mine.

 

[GlennTenn]

I checked availability, and both the Bellevue Hampton and multiple options in Mt Juliet have availability for around $200/nt. Avery looks a little sketch.

Like I said, I've stayed at the Avery and it's fine. Just an option.

 

[UTvol1fn]

My home roughly 8 mins from the stadium

 

[LadyVolette]

I hate Nashville honestly. So I’ll be watching from home.

I grew up in Nashville and Boro, and I totally get it.. I loathe driving into Nashville unless I absolutely have to.. it just seems so much more crowded and trafficky than what I remember (and maybe a little more dangerous)..

 

[Alto1]

I hate Nashville honestly. So I’ll be watching from home.

I agree. Taxville as I like to call it……….

 

[Frank Duncan]

Looks like the La Quinta across the street from Nissan Stadium is full and the Comfort Inn beside it has awful reviews... Thinking about venturing over across the river to a nicer hotel that's still in walking distance. Just wondering if anyone has any suggestions since I've not spent a whole lot of time in Nashville.

Best Western Plus Belle Meade Inn & Suites

Comfort Inn Nashville West

Holiday Inn Express Nashville W I40/Whitebridge Rd

 

[Frank Duncan]

If I go, I will stay at my sister‘s house. Now if they would agree to run the train downtown on Saturday like they sometimes do for Titans games, I could save on parking too

Your sister runs the train? hmmmm. how novel... toot toot!!

 

[BernardKingGOAT]

Winchester

 

[chad954ut]

Not a fan of Nissan stadium but music city Sheraton is a nice hotel with shuttle

 

[Fightmaker]

Also useful for warding off Indian attacks

I was excited to visit the fort for the first time. Walked in, and at least three homeless people were taking shelter inside. Scared the hell out of me.

 

[SmokinBob]

We’ll be at the KOA-Nashville with 3 or 4 other Tennessee RVs!

 

[StarRaider]

in a van down by the river

 

[Illinoisvolfan2]

I grew up in Nashville and Boro, and I totally get it.. I loathe driving into Nashville unless I absolutely have to.. it just seems so much more crowded and trafficky than what I remember (and maybe a little more dangerous)..

I live in the Chicago area and drive to Chattanooga several times a year to see my mom and sister. The Nashville traffic is horrible. And I say that seeing Chicago traffic all the time