★★★★·Nashville·8.7
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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The Memoir Wedgewood Houston in Nashville offers 4-star comfort with private bathrooms, air-conditioning, and city views. Each room features a tea and coffee maker, refrigerator, and complimentary toiletries. Guests enjoy a fitness centre, sun terrace, year-round outdoor pool, bar, lounge, and outdoor fireplace, plus free WiFi and a fitness room. The hotel is 9 km from Nashville International Airport and near attractions like the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
Just a short walk to The Truth venue, the staff were helpful, the room was well equipped, the vibes were great, and the sheets were the most luxurious I’ve seen—so luxurious I snapped a photo to bring home; it’s beyond my usual budget, yet I felt completely safe traveling with my daughter alone.
Abby·3 weeks ago
The only bright spot was the room size; the pool was dirty, the lounge sofa covers were torn and still had cat pee, housekeeping wasn’t available unless you paid huge extra fees, there was no on‑site restaurant, the coffee shop didn’t open until 7am, and the staff were neither helpful nor cheerful.
Jonathan·A month ago
This room was actually an apartment. It had a full kitchen with a dishwasher, a dining space with a table large enough for 4, a living area with a sofa and an arm chair, a large bathroom, and a washer/dryer. The closet was a HUGE walk-in closet with plenty of hanging, shelf and drawer space. The bed and linens were comfortable and everything was very clean. We had a nice view from our 10th floor room. The location was great. We were able to walk to a few different coffee shops, a deli, and a great pizza restaurant. We had an easy drive to and from Nissan stadium for a concert. Also an easy drive to the Buttermilk Ranch (excellent breakfast), The Cheekwood Estate and Gardens and Gaylord Opryland Convention center. The wi-fi coverage in the room is free and very good. The "hotel" is actually an apartment building and the check in area is in the leasing office. We couldn't get into the driveway and weren't sure about where to park. My husband stayed in the truck, parked in the fire lane while I went in. Parking is in the connected garage and is at minimum $21.00 a day. If you leave and come back, you get charged the hourly rate ($6 - $9) and then still have to pay the $21.00 for the overnight stay. If you drove in and out a lot that could really add up!. You need a key to get into the building from the parking garage, so make sure you check in first. We were only able to get one key even though there were 2 of us. The nespresso machine in our room didn't work and I texted the concierge, but got no response. There was very low water pressure in the shower. The pool area had comfortable seating, but was not very clean. The pool was dirty Thursday night and the dirt was still in the pool on Saturday.also some moldy spots. The entire pool is only 3 1/2 feet deep. This didn't seem to bother the people who live there and the pool area was pretty busy all weekend. I'm old (60) and went down to read a book.felt like an outsider at a party I wasn't invited to. But a younger person might enjoy it. The air conditioning was cold but also very loud. In order to watch TV, you need to be able to cast from your phone. (It's not a "smart" TV). My husband could do it from his, but I couldn't from mine. The furniture in the room.especially the dining room chairs were VERY uncomfortable.probably the most uncomfortable chairs that I have ever sat in. The sofa and easy chair were OK, but very low backs so you can't really just relax. We had 3 adult children visit with us for dinner (the reason we wanted a larger hotel room) and we were all very uncomfortable. Overall, this room was not the "resort" style room and experience that I was expecting
Deborah·2 months ago
The pool was the best, but the kitchen faucet was a bit busted and kept spurting water everywhere; everything else was wonderful.
Zoe·2 months ago
We’ve stayed at this hotel several times, especially because my wife is a patient at Vanderbilt and needs early‑morning appointments; the distance to the doctor’s office is perfect. We’ll be back in mid‑November and are already looking forward to another stay. The only issue is parking – I’ve never figured out how to make it work correctly, but that’s on me, not the hotel.
Gary·5 months ago