Nashville International Airport (BNA): Approximate driving time is 20 minutes and distance is 10 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 209A / Broadway. At the top of the ramp, turn right onto Broadway. Go through the second traffic light, and the hotel is on the right beneath the clock tower.

Taxis, airport shuttles, and rental cars are the most popular ways of getting from the airport to the hotel. Taxi fares range from $16–$25, and one-way shuttle fares range from $5–$15. Fees subject to change without notice. Car rentals are available through this Web site. For more than $36, guests can call the hotel to arrange for a limo pick-up at the airport. Fee subject to change without notice.

Getting around: The hotel is within several blocks of many attractions, so walking is the most popular way of getting around downtown. Upon request from early morning through late evening, a complimentary hotel shuttle transports guests to all destinations within a three-mile radius. Times and availability subject to change. Taxis are also convenient, and hotel staff can call cabs to arrange a pick-up. Guests who plan extensive local travel or sightseeing may prefer to rent a car. The city bus system covers downtown but can be difficult to navigate and is not recommended for tourists.

Broadway Bistro - This restaurant provides casual dining for those looking for a getaway. Pastas, steaks, chicken, salads, and burgers can be ordered from the bistro's traditional menu. Guests are treated to live jazz performances on Friday nights.

Amenity highlights: Romance is the hallmark of the hotel, where 100 weddings are held annually. An on-site wedding planner helps couples plan the big day in one of two banquet rooms capable of accommodating 400 guests. For business meetings, the hotel offers classrooms that comfortably seat 80 people. Guests have access to a workout facility in Cummins Station, located 1 block behind the hotel.

Insider tip: The Flying Saucer brewhouse, formerly Union Station's baggage house, sits directly behind the hotel. Visitors are treated to one of Nashville's largest beer selections of 70 draft beers and 160 bottled brews.