Top Hotels Near Andrew Jackson's Hermitage in Nashville from NZ$155

"Very nice room. Bed very comfortable. Upgraded upon arrival for a reasonable price, with view of gardens and Christmas decorations. Blackout curtains great. Monday had very nice breakfast buffet. A little pricey but well worth it. Service excellent. Tuesday late morning was crowded with conference guests, and coffee shop too busy to bother with. Went out for breakfast across street, delicious and no wait, so I recommend more coffee shops in resort for number of guests if you don’t want them to leave for breakfast. Otherwise loved beautiful gardens inside and overall great stay."

"Clean room, comfortable bed and linens"

"Room was clean, shower had great water pressure n hot water! Staff was polite. The laundry room was clean and efficient! Breakfast was good, waffles,scrambled eggs,sausage,cold cereal,bagels,toast,apples,yogurt&coffee. I switched it up a couple days. I was very pleased with my 2 week stay! Great location for me! "

"Good overall stay."

"Check in/out was quick and easy. The room was clean just in need of some repair. Ceiling around bathroom light had paint peeling off. Bathroom door hits the toilet when you open/close it."

"Great staff! Ms Peach “Diamond” and ms Gloria( I think is her name ). Room was clean "

"We didn’t bring any pets but the place was nice and clean and it fit our group of 8 perfectly. "

"Clean, lots of activities! Great fishing out back! "

"The perfect location for a Nashville get away! We loved the location as it was less than 10 minutes from The Grand Ole Opry, Gaylord Opryland Garden Conservatory and Opry Mills mall. It was a quick Uber ride to get to Broadway Street for a fun-filled experience. The chalet was quiet, serene and picture perfect! It did not have all the noise and crowds of a hotel. We would absolutely stay here again and highly recommend to anyone looking for a peaceful, affordable vacation. While drinking our morning tea and coffee, we were able to look out the gorgeous living room windows and watch a few wild turkeys enjoying their breakfast. "