I visited Nashville once when I was younger, and once last year. It'a a beautiful place with awesome sights and friendly bars. The houses are pretty in most places are very nice. From what I've heard they're decently priced, as well.

I went to school in Nashville (Vanderbilt) and ended living here another couple years after graduating. I've been to a whole bunch a cities and there are those that are bigger, more spectacular, and have more attractions. But Nashville isn't bad at all. There is a very homey and friendly feel to this place. It's not gigantic, but ...

We booked our trip through Greyline to stay at the Gaylord Opryland hotel. The hotel was very nice but the employees of the hotel treated us like step children once they new we were booked with Greyline. If Gaylord is going to allow others to book reservations for them, then the visitors should be treated with respect.

This is a wonderful place, we have visited NASHVILLE a lot. The shopping down town is A+ and there is sooooo Much to do. You sure can't get bored in this town.There are all kinds of clubs to choose from and believe me if you have a husband like mine you will be up all night visiting all on the down town clubs. This is such a fun town!!

I didn't do much when I was in Nashville. I took care of some personal business while staying in Antioch. If it's your first visit I recommend a GPS system. Atmosphere is laid back and casual. No real traffic problems. I had a good time.

I was thinking of relocating to the Nashville area and in order to make a decision, I am traveling there for a few days in July. Can anyone recommend a good hotel? I am alittle concerened about the negative reviews. I am from PA and I wonder how the feel about us yankees down there.
How is the employment opportunities down there- for a women in her 40's?
Well hope I have a good experience.

This is going to be a mixed review.

First, the negatives... There's a prevailing attitude in Nashville. I'm not entirely sure what causes it, but apparently there is a strong distinction between classes, and diversity isn't considered a positive. Our family is a multi-cultural one built by international adoption, and some of the ...

Been to Nashville many times on business. No good places to eat outside of chains, no good bars or clubs. If you are into the Country Music thing, I guess it would be OK, but even the Opryland Hotel was a little dull. The traffic is horrible. It has some beautiful countyside, but this city has no "feel" to it. I was really ...

I miss Nashville, I lived 16 years in Nashville and I watched it grow up from the time I moved there and move to Dallas-Ft.Worth Metro area. I feel in time Nashville will grow into a city like Atlanta. Give Nashville a few years to play catch up and alot of the old good 'ole boys die out! Nashville will be a great city to live and work, as ...