Nashville International Airport (BNA): Approximate driving time is 20 minutes and distance is 9 miles.

Driving directions from Nashville International Airport: Exit the airport by following the signs for
I-40 W. Proceed west on I-40 toward Nashville. Take Exit 209 / Charlotte Ave / Church St. At the end of the exit ramp, turn right onto Church St. At the third traffic light, turn left onto 7th Ave. Entrance to hotel parking garage is less than a block on right.

Airport shuttles, taxis, and rental cars are the most popular ways of getting from the airport to the hotel. One-way shuttle fares range from $5–$15, and taxi fares range from $16–$25 for one person. Fees subject to change without notice. Car rentals are available through this Web site. For under $5, MTA, the city bus system, can be ridden from the airport to downtown. Fee subject to change without notice.

Getting around: Many attractions are within several blocks of the hotel, so walking is the most popular way of getting around the immediate area. Taxis are also frequently used and readily available. There is an MTA bus stop two blocks from the hotel, where guests can catch buses that connect to much of the city. MTA can be difficult for tourists to navigate. For guests who plan extensive local travel or sightseeing, renting a car is the most convenient option.

Sessions Lounge - Located just off the lobby, with a large marble bar surrounded by multiple seating areas with blue sofas and armchairs. Patrons can watch sports events on TV or play a game of billiards. Serves typical bar food such as sandwiches and appetizers.

The Pinnacle - Guests staying over on Sunday can enjoy brunch at Nashville's only revolving restaurant. The fixed-price buffet is a plentiful repast that includes omelets, pastas, steaks, and burgers. White table linens set a Sunday-best mood, but the real attraction is the always-changing 360-degree view of the city skyline.

Amenity highlights: The Pinnacle, the city's only revolving rooftop ballroom, offers a popular champagne Sunday brunch (reservations are recommended). For extra pampering, guests head for Adagio, the hotel's appointment-only spa, specializing in Swedish, deep tissue, and Shiatsu therapeutic massage. Adagio's other services include body wraps, facials, and scrubs.

Insider tip: It's a 4-block walk to Hatch Show Print on lower Broadway for some of Nashville's coolest souvenirs. Hatch is famous for making block-type posters and showprints for Grand Old Opry performers, traveling carnivals, or the simply bizarre for 50 years. A wide variety of posters and postcards are available at reasonable prices.