Fiddler's Inn Opryland/Nashville Airport/Nashville Downtown — Hotel in Nashville-Davidson

Upon checking in I was very disappointed with the overall condition of The Fiddler’s Inn. The entire building is OLD and needs a total makeover. I had booked this room on-line and had to prepay which was a big mistake on my part. I paid $140.33 to stay in what my husband and I call a “roach motel”. I see here on Google the rates are much cheaper. After receiving my room card my husband and I went up and after numerous attempts the door finally opened and much to our SURPRISE we saw “Someone’s Luggage” OPEN on one of the beds. We quickly slammed the door and left. We went to the front office (which had an odor) and the person on duty said no one should have been in that room. Well someone was or they vacated the room with out their luggage. He personally took us to two other rooms and the SMELL of Cigarettes in one room was unbearable. We then entered the 2nd room and agreed on it. At the same time he was entering the rooms with a Master Key and he assured us he would bring us our key. We offered to go with him to get the key and he said he would be right back. This room also lacked an Ice Bucket and Towels which he said he would also bring to us. After about an hour of waiting we took it upon ourselves to go to the office and get them. We also noticed in the first of the two rooms we entered it had a table and two chairs. In this room there were two chairs and no table. The furniture that the refrigerator and tv were on was all beat up and scratched. Later we passed the first room we looked at and the door was still wide open. The Manager never took the time to close it. We noticed in the lower floor hallway by the ice machine there were a number of beat up tables that were dirty and dusty and probably had been sitting there for awhile. When we were getting ready to leave and as we left our room there were 4 Police cars with lights on. What was going on we never heard but we surely were HAPPY to vacate this premises.

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STAY AWAY. Horrible experience. Showed up here yesterday with my girlfriend and dog. Took us 25 minutes just to get checked in and was told right off the bat that the pool is down because they are fighting with zoning/safety issue. He charged me for the pet fee. The guy checking us in and had an angry lady on the phone for minutes while we waited. We got our keys and went to our first room on the first floor. When walking to our room there was garbage everywhere and very sketchy individuals out in the parking lot. There was brown stains on one of the beds and the entire room reeked of cigarettes so bad. My girlfriend has bad asthma too and almost caused her to have an attack. She went to go get the rooms switched and we had one all the way on the top floor that smelled even worse of cigarettes! And the door looked like a piece of plywood you got on the cull cart at Home Depot. Then on the way down to request a refund there were more individuals standing in front of the rooms definitely smoking weed and what looked like something else that smelled funky. When we went to go talk to the man at the desk who had already told us he was a manager. All he said was call Expedia and they will take care of it. Well there was nothing that could be done because you can’t get a hold of someone to save your life. He wouldn’t refund the pet fee either. Also when requesting our refund another man who just got there as well came in demanding a refund because the room was not in shape and there was graffiti on his refrigerator. Then when leaving a sketchy individual was yelling at the man from the front desk outside and started charging towards my car yelling something. You guys are an awful pyramid scheme hotel and suck at your jobs. Was legit fearful for my life almost staying here. Would not recommend don’t book here unless you want hepatitis. They will just hit you with and automated copy and paste apology with nothing getting done. Grow up and get...

Depends what you want from a hotel. If you want something cute and clean and modern, don't come here. If you want a crash pad and don't care too much how clean it is, this might work out. Pricey for what you get though. . Reserved for a last-minute trip to Nashville in which I needed to be in this part of town specifically. I chose Fiddler's Inn because I figured at $144/night, at least it would be clean. . I honestly can't say if it was clean, because I barely touched anything. The room was so run-down that it FELT dirty, and I kind of just felt squicked out most of the time I was there. Vent hanging off the wall so there was a 6-inch gap anything could crawl through, no drain plug in the sink, moldy shower curtain, cigarette burns on the counter, worn carpet, weird streaks on the walls, battered doors, dodgy plug/cord situations and every corner just looked grimy. . Since it was very late (after 1 am), I did a THOROUGH bedbug hunt (I'm good at that), found nothing, and decided to stay since it was just a crash pad anyway and I was leaving before 8 am. . The bed was crazy comfortable, though? Like seriously, I slept like a baby. The throw-pillow sized bed pillows were inadequate individually (I literally laughed out loud when I saw them), but since it was just me I had 4 of them, and it worked out okay. I stole the blanket from the second bed so I would be warm enough (I'm one of those who likes the room cold-ish while I cocoon in bed). AC worked okay but was loud and kinda dusty. . The guy at check-in was kind of rude, and he didn't tell me about the security deposit until after I'd paid. The guy at check-out was very nice and told me, when I asked about returning the deposit, that is actually had never even been charged at all. Okay. . If this had been $80 or $90 for the night, I would have felt I was getting what I paid for, but at $144 I did feel a...