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Millennium Maxwell House
Millennium Maxwell House
The original building survived the Civil War, but later burned down. The current Maxwell was built on a different site in order to continue the gracious style of Southern living.
At the Millennium Maxwell House, guests will receive Nashville's most famous locally-produced candy - the Goo Goo - upon check-in as part of a welcoming decor theme dedicated to the music that made Nashville famous. From there the experience continues with photos and artwork throughout the hotel that reflects some of the Grand Ole Opry's early performers and legends, as well as excellent views of Music City. In addition, the Millennium Maxwell House features a fitness center, outdoor swimming pool, indoor whirlpool, and much more. Other features which will assist in making sure your stay is delightful include complimentary shuttles to the airport and area attractions, free on-site parking, and more. Guests can make new friends at the adjoining upscale restaurant and on-site sports bar, or pick up souvenirs at the newsstand & gift shop. Nearby attractions and points of interest include the Hard Rock Cafe, Ryman Auditorium, Wildhorse Saloon, General Jackson Showboat, and more! Details
Location 2025 Metrocenter Blvd Nashville, TN 37228 Order Now: 1-800-987-9852
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The hotel was great. We have stayed at several others in the area and this was the best. Clean and the staff was excellent - especially Michelle Clark and the shuttle driver William. They both went above and beyond to get us to the Ryman. I had two senior women with me and they were so helpful. I was happy I did not have to drive and search for handicap parking. I have told everyone that this is the place to stay - location, service, condition of the hotel - loved it. Oh, and the GooGoos! The only thing I would suggest is free WiFI in the rooms - the cost to connect seemed a little excessive.
-Linda French, Belvidere, IL
The hotel desk had only one person who was knowledgable as far as r giving directions to points of interest, they had no bell hop to help with luggage when we left, the shuttle drivers were the most helpful and friendly.
-Shirley Halas, Northville, MI
The Maxwell house was really nice. Unfortunately I was sick the whole trip so I didn't get to enjoy it like I had hoped!
-Brenda Christian, Kitts Hill, OH |
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