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The Sheraton Grand Nashville Downtown's contemporary redesign reflects Nashville's lively spirit. Designer Anna Busta tells us all about it.
Floor count. 27. Design and construction. Architect (s) John Mastin & Associates. The Sheraton Nashville Downtown Hotel is a high-rise hotel and restaurant in downtown Nashville, Tennessee. Sheraton Nashville Downtown’s multimillion-dollar transformation was conceptualized by New York–based designer Anna Busta.
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Apr 28, 2017 · New York-based designer Anna Busta, who was also behind W South Beach and the Viceroy, designed the renovation. The newly designated Sheraton Grand Nashville Downtown Hotel recently topped off its evolution with the debut of Skye, a penthouse event space overlooking Music City.
The 474-room Sheraton Nashville Downtown Hotel in Nashville, Tennessee has held a ribbon cutting ceremony marking the final phase of its multimillion dollar renovations. The Sheraton Nashville Downtown hotel features more than 25,000 square feet of meeting space and a 900-seat ballroom. The renovated hotel has been adorned with new artwork ...
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After considering many downtown Nashville hotels, I settled on the Sheraton and was able to lock in a $189 per night rate ($220.32 per night including taxes and fees) and my grand total for a five-night stay came to $1,101.60. I earned 3x points per dollar for a total of 3,304 Starpoints since I have SPG Gold status and booked the stay with my Star...
After a 15-minute Uberride from the airport, the hotel exterior was immediately in sight. As soon as I pulled up, the bell staff were right there to assist me with my luggage. This same amount of speediness also applied the other times I entered the hotel, and each time, a staff member opened the doors and welcomed me back. Upon entering, I immedia...
After receiving my keys and confirming the dates of my stay with the check-in agent, I was on my way up to the 14th floor to see my Deluxe Room. After dedicating so much time and money to renovating the property, it seems that they somehow missed the elevator, as the buttons and the general aesthetic inside seemed outdated. There could have been a ...
No one wants to be woken up in the middle of the night because of a fire alarm. But it happens. I experienced this at exactly 3:22am. It was one of those alarms that's so loud it's nearly impossible to even stay in the room due to the deafening noise. And being located on the 14th floor did not make for a fun trip downstairs while everyone was esse...
Surprisingly, the hotel didn't offer a full sit-down restaurant for lunch or dinner. While it was a blessing in disguise (as downtown Nashville offers a wide variety of delicious restaurants), a large hotel near the Convention Center should know that many guests prefer to dine in-house after a long day. Instead, there's a bar, which also acts as th...
The incredibly fast "Premium" Wi-Fi offered to elite members didn't disappoint and I was able to get some work done at a very quick, efficient and painless pace. Hands down, my favorite part of staying at this hotel was taking its complimentary shuttle service for a spin — anywhere within a 10-mile radius, that is (unfortunately, this doesn't inclu...
While I love the city of Nashville, the Sheraton certainly has its drawbacks, which made my stay less than pleasant. Major areas that need to be addressed here include the service, lack of proper restaurants and vending machines and, of course, the faulty fire alarm system. Despite the negatives, I appreciated the renovations to this property, and ...
- Eric Goldner
The Sheraton Grand Nashville is beautifully designed and positioned to offer guests anything they may require. From a superb bourbon collection at the hotel to nearby bars, the hotel will...
