Moxy Nashville Downtown

Moxy Nashville Downtown puts you at the center of the honky-tonk action at 110 3rd Avenue South, just two minutes on foot from Broadway and three from the Ryman. It is a six-floor, 168-room property with the Moxy brand's relaxed, social style: Bar Moxy on the ground floor, a Moxy Rooftop bar, a coffee shop, a restaurant, a billiards table and a 24-hour gym. Guests rate it about 9.0 out of 10 across more than 1,100 reviews, highlighting the central location, helpful staff and comfortable rooms. Rooms are soundproofed, with flat-screen TVs, laptop workspaces and separate sitting areas, and connecting rooms are available for groups.

The address is the draw. Ole Red is a minute away, and Jason Aldean's Kitchen and Rooftop Bar, Barstool Nashville, Honky Tonk Central and Chief's on Broadway are about two minutes on foot. The Johnny Cash Museum is steps away, Bridgestone Arena, Music City Center and the Country Music Hall of Fame are about five minutes, and the Riverfront station is three. The airport is a drive of around seventeen minutes. For anyone who wants to leave the party and be in bed within minutes, this is the closest in this guide to the middle of the strip.

Consider the room types before booking. Most rooms are king or queen layouts with street views, and the listing includes a queen category with no window, which scores lower in guest ratings. Choose a street-view room if daylight matters, and ask for a higher floor or a room away from Broadway for quieter sleep. Accessible rooms with roll-in showers and hearing-accessible options are available, the property has a stair-free entrance path, and it offers a meeting room and a convenience store. Continental breakfast is available for a fee.

Costs and rules. Valet parking is charged per day with in and out privileges, and there is no self-parking, so rideshare is the sensible way to arrive. Pets are welcome for a per-stay fee. Check-in starts at 3 pm, checkout is by 11 am and the minimum check-in age is 21. Express and contactless check-in are offered, and free cancellation is available on select rates. The hotel is built for younger, social travelers: bachelor and bachelorette groups, friends on a music weekend and budget-minded visitors who want the location above all. Families and light sleepers should look at the quieter hotels farther from the strip elsewhere in this guide. The hotel is a short stroll from the Johnny Cash Museum and Riverfront, so even a quick stay lets you cover plenty of ground on foot. Ask about the rooftop hours when you check in, bring earplugs if you are very sensitive to noise, and plan your arrival by rideshare to avoid the traffic around Broadway on busy weekend evenings.