Fiddlers Inn

Message: Great place for the price. Definitely the cheapest around the Nashville area. There is a shuttle that is $10 to take you downtown and back. The room wasn't fancy, but it was very clean. Small fridge and microwave in room. Continental breakfast, not great, but right next door to the Cracker Barrel. Lots of music, bars, shops, restaurants within walking distance. 15-20 min to Nashville strip.

Message: You get what you payed for. We booked last minute because of a mess up with our airbnb rental. Fiddlers in was perfectly fine. The young lady at the front desk was very nice although I didn’t get her name. She remembered who we were when we were checking out and asked us about our trip. The rooms were fine. They were relatively clean but it’s obvious that you’re staying in an old building. So the rooms definitely had a little age to them. So don’t go expecting the nicest motel or a Hilton. But the beds were clean, clean towels, clean sheets. NO BUGS. There were no bugs anywhere. I saw previous reviews saying they had bed bugs but it’s not true. Or at least no true anymore. I thoroughly checked the mattress and the creases of the mattress. It’s clean. This place is great if you’re looking for a cheaper option and not planning to spend a lot of time in the room. Again you get what you pay for. But I was satisfied with my stay.

Message: The rooms aren't the most luxurious but they aren't bad. The location is great and the staff is friendly. Scoreboard bar and grill is literally in the back parking lot and there's plenty to do. Museums and Opryland within walking distance.

Message: Location is great to Opryland and walkable to a few bars and restaurants. Rooms are subpar. You get what you pay for. The manager who was a white female with short hair literally ran away from the front desk when I came down to check on the status of our room change. A seal busted on the toilet in our first room spraying water everywhere on day 2 of my 3 day work trip. I was a couple hours late getting to the convention on the busiest day. We had to move rooms but had to wait for a room to be cleaned before we could vacate the room with a flooded bathroom. The poor girl working the front desk was the only person who was actually concerned or working to help fix the problem. As mentioned before, the manager was too busy chatting it up outside with the maintenance guy about non work related business to offer any kind of resolution or possibly check on the room cleaning situation. The front desk worker facilitated everything, including leaving the front desk to see if the new room was cleaned and look over the work of the house cleaner who didn't speak English. The front desk worker was literally running the hotel by herself. She deserves a managerial position and a raise.