Family friendly Hotels in Mount Juliet, Nashville

"Breakfast was good except they had no juices to drink. We stayed 3 nights they put on dirty sheets one day but they changed them right away."

"Fantastic Location!! The Staff , amazing people!"

"The review I went by was way off. Place was old and beat up the people running it spoke broken English. Pool was closed all 5 days !!! No clean towels ever!paint smell and construction work was unbearable!! Broken blow dryer broken iron. Terrible terrible experience. Total waste of our hard earned money. Do not stay here ! 87.00 to park in the hotel lot. Road noise was off the hook. "

"No elevators! Patio room is next to pool. Spot lights on all night. Felt like sleeping in a parking lot! Hard to sleep, couldn’t darken room. Bathroom needs repair to toilet and shower. "

"Rooms were fabulously clean! Staff was so helpful with any questions. "

"This hotel has no restaurant in the building but they do offer an early morning breakfast but if you arrive in the evening. they do however have a shuttle bus that will take you to a variety of restaurants close by but they all close by 9pm."

"Very clean "

"Great hotel for business travel and vacation. Right next to the Country Music Hall of Fame and Nashville sports complexes."

"I mean, it’s a Gaylord Resort so you know it’s going to be impressive & have everything! This was our first actual stay at the hotel [March] but we’ve visited 2 times before around Christmas. At Christmas, visiting is SOOOOO worth it! The hotel is decked out for the holidays like you’ve never seen! In March, we were less impressed. Several of the coffee spots & shops were closed. Staff were not helpful in directing us to what actually was open. There was a huge conference kicking off the same night we arrived & the bars/restaurants were not staffed to handle the volume of people. Our room was just ok. It’s obvious how much traffic the hotel gets… our room was really roughed up around the edges. We saw the Opry show that night… it’s really convenient walking to/from the Gaylord from the Opry. That said, for the cost & the volume of lodging available in Nashville, I would not choose to stay at the Gaylord again. If you’re visiting the Opry, get an Uber to the Gaylord at 4P, grab a drink & explore the hotel, walk over to the Opry House at 6P and walk back to the Gaylord after the show for a post-show drink & to avoid the heavy vehicle traffic & Uber surge pricing before & after the shows. "