The 5 Best Budget Hotels in Nashville
When the travel budget is tight, saving dollars on a room that ultimately serves as a place to snooze between packed days of experiencing the city is an effective way to cut costs. The number of amenities may vary between hotels, but all provide the essentials for a comfortable stay. Though less expensive than other luxury hotels, these choices still provide guests with a cozy, peaceful night's rest.
Nashville Downtown Hostel
Why it made the list
Nashville's first downtown hostel, which opened in a repurposed warehouse in 2012, is by far one of the city's cheapest options. The location cannot be beat, and guests can choose between gendered or co-ed rooms to suit their preference. There are a number of house rules to be aware of such as no alcohol in the rooms and no guests in the rooms for more than 30 minutes. The hostel does, however, offer an industrial-grade kitchen for guests to use as well as a common room away from management's eyes with a stage and piano.
Hotel Preston
Why it made the list
Removed from the city centre, the hotel charges less per night than many other options, yet continues to give guests an experience apart from a chain hotel. From the eclectic lobby art collection to the vintage-inspired rooms, guests will Hotel Preston combines the best of budget and style. With board games and pet Betta fish available upon request at the front desk for the duration of the stay, travelers will find the hotel to be refreshingly off-beat.
SoBro Guest House
Why it made the list
A four-minute walk to Pinewood Social among other local attractions, Sobro Guest House features the layout of an apartment. Additionally, guests have access to their own kitchen complete with basic utensils, a french press, and potentially the visitors' groceries if requested via their grocery program. This allows guests to prepare their own breakfast or coffee. A separate living room allows room for an additional friend or two, and complimentary parking will alleviate the overall trip cost.
Sheraton Music City Hotel
Why it made the list
Outside of the downtown area, this hotel offers classic hotel amenities and complimentary parking as well. Comfortable rooms baring the essentials are also spacious. With a lower price tag per night, this Sheraton location will save travelers a few extra dollars to be splurged elsewhere on the trip. A large courtyard, indoor and outdoor pools, and nearby running trails and golf course make this hotel ideal for families.
Aertson Hotel by Kimpton
Why it made the list
The Aertson Hotel may not be the least expensive, but when compared to other boutique hotels in Nashville, it is a steal. Overlooking Vanderbilt University, the hotel provides a stylish space for guests as well as a number of amenities. The rooftop pool, loaner cruiser bikes, and in-room yoga mats allow travelers to unwind while staying trim during their trip. Located between Midtown and Edgehill, the Aertson is within reach of variety of local restaurants and bars for guests to try.
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