Stones River National Battlefield

We stayed in a king studio at Noelle Nashville for three nights. Check in was quick and easy. The front desk staff was helpful and welcoming. Our room was very clean and had plenty of space in both the bed/seating areas and bathroom. We had access to 6 drawers and a small area to hang clothes in a wardrobe. The fridge and safe were also housed in the wardrobe. There were robes and slippers for us to use. Housekeeping offered to freshen up the room and exchanged towels when we needed them. There were hand soap, hand lotion, a face cleansing bar, body wash, shampoo and conditioner. These products were highly fragranced. I couldn't use them because the fragrance was overwhelming. Towels were very thick. Bed linens seemed pretty standard to me. The matress was just ok. It seemed to be softer at the head than the foot. Odd?? Here's where I will start being nitpicky. Our room overlooked mechanicals. There was 0% view and 75% noise. We found one pair of foam earplugs on the nightstand and at bedtime we figured out why. If you.were on a high floor it probably wouldn't matter as much. Unfortunately, we weren't. The only view was mechanical equipment and looking straight up at the sky or across into other rooms. I wondered if all the king studio rooms have this same view. I hope not. For functionality, tere is one towel bar for the shower. It is over the toilet so you can't really use it. There is no bathroom fan. It got steamy. Despite these, we will stay again. We love the Noelle.

I loved that I could walk to Broadway from it and how convenient everything was to get to from it.

Outstanding room and bathroom, lobby and rooftop. Very quiet floor. Great if you have a dog as well. Breakfast is not free, area is nice and wide open, well-decorated. Super nice brunch, but NYC prices. Employees were not nice when I stopped the car in front of the lobby to drop luggage, and my wife and 4-year boy. I needed 45 seconds only and the employee was unpleasant. And we've been in the 1 Hotel in the Central Park and Brooklyn. I had to insist in dropping my luggage before parking y car myself across the street.