Harthall Hotel — Hotel in Nashville-Davidson

We booked this property expecting a 4-star hotel, but it’s really closer to a 3-star experience. A week before our trip, we were told the hotel had changed its name to Placemakr Wedgewood-Houston – South Nashville. When we arrived late at night, we discovered it had already been renamed again to The Harthall Hotel, which made check-in confusing since there were no clear instructions on how to enter.

The room had an industrial vibe with concrete floors, which didn’t feel very cozy. The bed was closer to a cot than a proper bed, though the shower itself was decent. During our stay, we hardly saw another guest, which added to the odd atmosphere.

Train right next to the hotel which will be noisy.

Overall, not sure what’s going on with this property, but the experience didn’t match the 4-star...

I booked through Hotwire and i was nervous at first because I had never heard of this place, but upon arrival i was greeted with great customer service and hospitality. We got the space with a shared kitchen and while it was a new experience for my partner and I as we’ve never stayed in something like this it was enjoyable. It was quiet, clean, secure and pleasant. The extra security with the pin pads helped me with comfort tremendously! The location was about a mile or so from broadway so it was tucked away nicely for peace but close enough for an easy ride.

a place like this means four rooms with their own keypad and the shared kitchen. I’m curious of the other rooms and layouts as this seems to be an old apartment building or dorm maybe? But still, super...

We stayed in the last room on the hallway. Everything was fine until about 1:00am, when a train stopped on the tracks, right outside our window! Feet from our bed. AND it idled for over an hour. We had no idea the track was there. We were unable to sleep the rest of the night. We were traveling the next day and were miserable due to the lack of sleep. I spoke with a manager and she said there was nothing they could do. A different room, not feet from the tracks, should have been an option. The parking lot was practically empty and it was a Tuesday night. Who thought a hotel room with a window just feet from the railroad tracks, was...