Comfort Inn Downtown Nashville-Vanderbilt

It should not have been labeled as a 3 1/2 star hotel. The room and the hotel itself were very rundown and dirty.

It is conveniently close to Vanderbilt University

We stayed 2 nights-they did not make up the room during our stay. We love Comfort Inn but they wanted to charge additional for a truck pulling a trailer as it took up 2 spaces in their lot. Beds Uncomfortable. Disappointed.

Location

The 2 women at check in were not the least bit friendly. The gentleman who helped extend the stay was friendly nice and courteous.

Location was good.

My room had a bad smell, was outdated and I never slept all night because an alarm constantly went off from a business behind the hotel near my room. I complained about the alarm. They gave me another room which was way better in front of the hotel.

Staff was helpfull

We had people screaming and cussing outside our room from 10:30 pm to 3:30am and called down to the office twice to get it stopped and they told me they couldnt find who it was. Talked to several others who didn't get any sleep that night either. Would not stay there again.

The location was good - 10 minutes stroll to Downtown/Broadway. Free coffee/Internet in reception.

Decent location, while I wouldn't walk all the way into the main part of downtown, the new free shuttle into downtown had a stop nearby and cab fare was cheap. If you're a walker, going into downtown isn't an issue but in the heat there sometimes you just want a ride! No free parking in the city so we didn't rent a car (hotel parking would have been free). The hotel was also right by music row and a few restaurants/bars. The hotel was a good value for the money and offered a decent free breakfast. Staff were friendly and granted late check out and held our bags after check out. Booking rate was also honored.

Hotel room was ok size, bathroom was tiny. The curtains didn't cover the window the whole way (rod didn't extend that far!) which wouldn't have been a problem if people couldn't walk right past your window (outdoor entry). I wasn't too happy that whenever I asked the front desk to call a cab for me, they brought their own 'private' driver or shuttle driver. The second time, a cab would have only been $4-$5 where we went, but shuttle charged $10. Not an abundance of cabs in the city of Nashville or we would have just hailed one every time.

The bed was comfortable. The bagels at breakfast were tastey. Though the walk to the city is not so far, it is on a very busy street if one is without an auto.

The breakfast room was not appealing--the television noise was not needed, and the use of plastic ware is not appealing. What happened to plates and coffee cups?

Close to good restaurants, downtown, C&W Hall of Fame, etc. Adequete parking, friendly helpful staff.

Lots of construction on the property, but that's temporary. Continental breakfast isn't worth mentioning.

Not much. The bathroom showerhead was nice.

the noise from people outside was terrible. And it looked as if the room door had been pried open at some point in time.

The staff were friendly and helpful. The beds were comfortable and the rates affordable when split between guests. I appreciated the breakfast all three days, and I enjoyed the proximity to downtown Nashville.

The room smelled of cigarette smoke when we got it, even though it was supposed to be non-smoking. After we were in it for a day, the smell subsided or we got used to it.