Hutton Hotel

We had a group of 200 people for a 3 day corporate event that included a Gala, dinners, all day meetings and set up and tear down of many different rooms. The staff were absolutely amazing. The spaces were beautiful. The rooms were all ready on time and everyone was treated well. Our coordinator, Kristen, (a life saver) was on call the entire time for whatever we needed. She worked on this for 9 months with us! Leanna and Elliot were absolutely wonderful. Everything we needed, they provided. The catering staff were extremely polite and accommodating. We had some last minute changes and they were quick to pivot with us for a seamless event. 10/10 highly recommend!

The Hutton Hotel is the perfect destination for a unique and luxurious stay. My company hosted a three-day gala and conference here, and the entire experience was seamless from start to finish. We had the pleasure of working with Kristen Nguyen, who was absolutely incredible—going above and beyond to ensure everything ran smoothly, even on the day of the event. Kristen and her team are truly exceptional when it comes to event planning. The hotel itself is beautifully designed, with newly updated rooms that perfectly capture the spirit of Nashville. They’re in the process of fully renovating all their rooms, and the results so far are stunning. The service is top-tier, from impeccable turndown service to excellent room service and thoughtful amenities. I also loved spending time in the lobby—it’s the perfect spot to enjoy a morning coffee before diving into a busy day. I can’t wait to return and hopefully work with Kristen again next year!

A lovely hotel. We loved the area as it was close enough to walk to Broadway but far enough away! The surrounding bars and restaurants were great. The best thing about the hotel was 1000% the staff. Everyone was so friendly and were genuinely interested in talking to you. Extra shout out to Jayden and Andrew on the valet who were always chatty and welcoming! The guy who checked us in was also amazing but I can’t remember his name. ||Also check out the breakfast at the restaurant. It’s so good!

Second time I have stayed and very pleased with all aspects. The valet guys were amazing! (Ryan and Christian). Easy check in; nice room and great location. This hotel is located between Vanderbilt and downtown so usually a quick car service drive to either. Rooms and nice and comfortable.

It was an Excellent experience! Everyone was very nice and accommodative. We always felt welcome and taken care off. We really enjoyed conversing with and the service of Ryan and Cameron. I will be back again and will not hesitate to recommend to friends and family.

This is an amazing hotel with the best staff ever|From Bri at the front desk to all the workers we were made to feel so special and nothing was too much trouble. The facilities are extra mile top quality. If your coming to Nashville this must be given a chance for real Nashville feelings

From, Valet, Shushu, to front desk had excellent service. Location is great and food (Evelyn’s) was delicious. Had a small issue with room but was fixed quickly. They are undergoing some renovations but didn’t seem to affect stay. Would come here again if in downtown Nashville.

We had a nice stay at the Hutton hotel. It was conveniently located near broadway street. We first self parked in the garage but once checking in and the parking fees were explained to us (you are charged each time you go out the garage & charged again for overnight fee) one of the guest service lady recommended we use the valet service as it is a one time fee even if you come & go. The valet is cheaper than self parking in the garage! The lobby aesthetic is nice. We booked a king size room but the bed looked more like queen size but we were only there for one night so it was fine. Room was small but again for a one night stay it’s fine but probably wouldn’t be comfortable for days stay. Overall the hotel was clean and quiet. Would recommend this hotel and stay here again if doing 1-2 nights.

We had a nice stay at the Hutton hotel. It was conveniently located near broadway street. We first self parked in the garage but once checking in and the parking fees were explained to us (you are charged each time you go out the garage & charged again for overnight fee) one of the guest service lady recommended we use the valet service as it is a one time fee even if you come & go. The valet is cheaper than self parking in the garage! The lobby aesthetic is nice. We booked a king size room but the bed looked more like queen size but we were only there for one night so it was fine. Room was small but again for a one night stay it's fine but probably wouldn't be comfortable for days stay. Overall the hotel was clean and quiet. Would recommend this hotel and stay here again if doing 1-2 nights.

Analog room is stunning. The entire vibe of the hotel and room was great. Staff super friendly, great drinks, good seating and quality cocktails.

Beautiful hotel in downtown Nashville. One mile from Broadway. We walked back and forth the entire trip. Some walks were easier than others after spending time in the Honky-tonks. Staff at the Hutton Hotel were outstanding in every way. They made this post Thanksgiving trip fabulous. Room was comfortable and spacious. Will definitely want to spend nights here in the future when traveling to Nashville!

Olivia at the front desk greeted me with a smile and gave me excellent local recommendations. The live music and entertainment at the hotel was amazing! The breakfast at the Evelyn, inside the hotel was great, and served top shelf bourbon. It was nice staying in Midtown, less than a couple of miles away from broadway!

Okay I get it-"we're in Nashville" so tired of hearing it. I know it's a hot and happening place but I've never stayed somewhere that parking wasn't included for the guest. I paid $53 to park myself (not valet) in their parking garage for an overnight stay. If you move your vehicle it will charge you again. You have to keep your card in a slot to keep the lights on your room, use the elevators but they are so fancy and uppty but there is no USB port anywhere in the room. Don't forget your charger box. When booking it stated breakfast; don't be misled. You do not get complimentary breakfast by that statement; you can get complimentary coffee from 7-8. I will definitely go to a Holiday Inn or Motel 6 where they always leave the light on, coffee is always available and some sort of complimentary breakfast is offered. Being bougie ain't really worth it. Save your money- it's just a place to lay your head for a few hours.

I wish I could leave negative stars. Horrible. Scam. Fees, fees, and fees. The shower was dirty. The bathroom floors were dirty. The great service in the lobby makes me want to leave a better review, but the bad outweighs the good. I could've paid less money and had more value anywhere else. Also, no free breakfast? Nearly every cheap hotel provides it, but for some reason, this "high class" hotel doesn't? I wasn't expecting it because it isn't included, but seriously? Be prepared to get hit with random fees that aren't disclosed, tax that isn't disclosed. I have never had to pay fees on my way out the door. Especially after the money I had already spent to stay. Ridiculous. I should also mention that upon checking out, none of the staff could explain to me exactly why I was paying what I was paying. I wish I would've stayed at the cheap hotel down the road. I will never stay at another Hutton hotel.

Save yourself the money & hassle! We stayed at the Hutton Hotel last month for my sister's birthday. What a mess we had to deal with because we chose to stay here. We booked a room with 2 queen beds for our group but were given a single bed. I went downstairs to ask the receptionists to place us in the room we paid for with 2 beds. The staff reported that they were completely out of rooms for tonight & that we would have to make do with the one bed. I asked for roll away cots so we wouldn't be sleeping on the floor & they reassured me that we were upgraded to a suite & that there would be a couch in the room... They suggested we come down to the lobby at 9 AM to ask for a new room in the morning. We were handed a pile of linen & sent on our way. At 9:00 we went downstairs & asked about a new room & for compensation for the night we spent on the couch. Manager Oliver Emsallem was called & came down immediately. After checking our reservation details on the computer, he confirmed we had booked a room with 2 queen beds. He took us immediately to a room with 2 queen beds & said he would need to get it inspected, but that we could have this room if we wanted it. He then said that if we didn't want that particular room, we could be relocated to a sister hotel called The Graduate which is nicer than the hotel we were in. We agreed to move over if he could secure a room with two beds. He guaranteed this to us & told us to check out from the Hutton. We packed our bags & I called The Graduate to confirm that Oliver had set up a room for us. They could not confirm this information over the phone & stated that they did not have any rooms with 2 queen beds available. We walked all the way over there to talk to reception in person. They looked up Oliver's request & said that we were being given a children's room with two twin beds. (The parental suite/conjoining room was being used by a couple & would be blocked off). We said no thank you to this reservation which left some of us sleeping on the floor & went back to the Hutton. We told Oliver we would take the 2 queen room he showed us earlier. To which he replied that the room failed inspection & could not be occupied. I asked about a partial refund since some of our group would not have a bed to sleep in for our entire trip. He said that he probably could not do that, but that he would comp anything we wanted. Specifically, he took off the $20 resort fees, he promised one free meal at the hotel's restaurant & free valet services for our rental car. We agreed. On our last night, we picked up the rental car to begin the next leg of our journey. We spoke to Oliver once again to confirm that we could have validated parking for our car for that one night. He said to valet the car & told us he put a $100 room credit on our tab for dinner. We had dinner at Evelyn's downstairs & when the bill came, we asked them to charge it to the room. The manager came over & said that they don't accept room charges. WTF. So we checked out the next day & we were given a bill. Upon reviewing the bill, we were charged twice for valet (so that's two 24 hour charges). We had the car for 17 hours total at the hotel. I explained this to the receptionist & also reminded her that the valet was supposed to be free in the first place. She was very nice about it & said to just check out & not worry about the bill. I received an email from the Hutton Hotel asking how my stay was. I sent a very honest response & explained that issued we had with management's follow through, on top of the missing bed! I then got an email from Oliver himself promising a partial refund for our trouble. I was satisfied with that & would never have written a negative review online because it was done with. Then I get a refund three days later for $1.87. I emailed Oliver & asked what that was for. He said he would follow up with his financial team. We never received the partial credit. I've reached out to him once since then & he never replied. I'm so disappointed with this hotel! It's not worth the hassle. Just go somewhere else and get what you pay for!

The Hutton has a lot of great amenities but what truly sets them apart is their employees. Rob is the best (honestly the GOAT)!! He made our stay fun and was always able to help out with random requests. Logan and all the valet guys are kind and respectful. We were always greeted with a smile, fresh water bottle & good conversation. We'll absolutely be back!

Great find! I traveled a few days early for a conference and decided to stay in Midtown to do some sightseeing near Vanderbilt. This hotel was in good proximity to some bars, live music, and a cool Dolly-themed hotel/restaurant. (Really glad to avoid Broadway, too!) Overall, hotels in Nashville (I stayed in another one in Downtown) are underwhelming compared to those in other big cities. Honestly, for the price I paid per night, my room was pretty small and I would've expected a complimentary shuttle service. However, I was really happy to be on the 13th floor with a beautiful view. The sunrise and sunsets were absolutely gorgeous from my bedside. The welcome drink/coffee cart was confusing. I missed out on the complimentary welcome wine or beer during my first night because no one was there when I checked in. Seemed like inconsistent pandemic issues. The gym was basic but had some good machines and essential equipment. Unfortunately, there is no on-site restaurant, and room service was limited, so I had to eat elsewhere. I went to Hattie B's the first night, which was within walking distance a block away. Not a big deal since I was only there for 2 nights, but for the price, an on-site restaurant is expected. Although, I did really like the list of recommended dining and sightseeing.

Choose the Hutton if you're in Nashville! Pros: Spacious rooms and a beautiful bathroom Linen closet on each floor for extra towels, but they offer housekeeping Drink or complimentary breakfast sandwich tickets Pet friendly for a fee, no size restrictions ( my 65 pound dog was comfortable) Amazing customer service (they don't have bellhops but the staff at the front desk helped me) Live music in the lobby Free events at Analog Location Cons: Parking- valet if you can, but the price is pretty steep. If you self park and plan to drive, there are extra charges Record player- I love the concept, but there wasn't much selection No restaurant- I wish I could've stayed in the hotel to eat at least once, but there's no restaurant and you have to meet the delivery drivers downstairs Other than that, I loved it!

The room needed a lick of paint, you could see plaster in the bathroom. They advertised as having a restaurant on site, this was being 'remodeled' aka no one currently leases the space. Parking is a total rip off at $45 plus a day. Worse is that we got charged for our stay after we checked out. Even though we had paid for our stay before arriving. So we got double charged. This was eventually sorted out and we got refunded ten days later. I'm sure there are better places to stay...

This place is beyond amazing. Situated steps from Music Row this boutique hotel strives to give more than a stay, they want you to have an experience. The do it well. You are greeted immediately and cheerfully upon entering the lobby and that friendly service follows you everywhere. The rooms are spacious and stocked with premium linens and designer products in the bathroom. It is easy to relax and unwind. Another amenity is their bar Analog. More than a bar, it is a stellar venue for some of Nashville's outstanding musicians. We were treated to a Christmas show that was as creative as the decor. Tickets are complimentary for hotel guests. A shout out to Steve at the front desk who took care of us from our first phone call forward. He mad us feel special. This is an outstanding place to stay.

Stayed here for a work conference and was highly impressed with the space. The staff was friendly and helpful, they have a live music venue, a bar and a coffee bar (but it doesn't serve Cold Brew, which I was really bummed about) The bartender at the Analog (music venue) wasn't too familiar with making requested drinks, but overall the venue was very nice! All of the food was fantastic. My room was clean and cozy, great bathroom, provides heavy robes and large, plush towels. The soaps and shampoos smelled amazing! Would definitely stay here again.

Stayed here for4 nights and it was a great location snd our room was lovely and modern. First impression: Beautiful lobby - newly renovated. Cool furniture and extra friendly staff. They didn't have a filling station but they hooked us up every day with water bottles. Since they just recently renovated, the restaurant wasn't open yet they had coffee and tea for breakfast but that was it. Back to the room--it was a good size. Bathrobes hanging in the closet. Giant rain shower head and clear glass sink gave it a modern, cool vibe. High end toiletries too. It's a little further down from the craziness on Broadway, but I kinda like it that way. It was still only about a mile from the touristy places so very walkable and conveniently located. I never had to wait more than 5 minutes for a Lyft. It's a block or two away from Hattie Bs, Row Kitchen and Midtown Cafe which are all excellent places to eat. I would definitely stay here again.

This hotel may have small rooms and is in the middle or renovation, loud during the day, but the staff was so kind and helpful. Very kind and welcoming!

The hotel looked amazing online. We got in and it looked upscale and swanky. Come to find out you have to pay $47 to park you car A NIGHT, or each time you leave the garage. It's a third party app. Or you can pay $52 a night for valet. This you can come and go as you please. Service was pretty top notch. The valet attendees where very professional and super fast on getting our vehicles out to us and others. Barely a wait time. The only thing is our room was not cleaned or tidied up until I called b/c we ran out of tp and had trash that needed to be taken out. The rooms at first looks great little small but good. However, there were stains all over the couch, the bathroom had broken titles and mysterious stains dripping on the back splash. The toilet sit was broken. Evelyn's restaurant, that is their hidden gem. Food was above on point so delicious, I felt like I needed to be rolled out. Managers checked on us, their two bartenders Cam and a lady I'm so sorry forgot her name. So nice, gave us their opinions on what to order, and where to go and what to see in town. Analog, it's their lounge with live performances nightly. So pretty and upscale. Loved it, little pricey on the drinks. $35 for jack & coke and a beer. I understand that no place will ever be perfect, however, there are things they need to work on.

Beautiful clean hotel, wish I had stayed a bit longer Thanks for the free upgrade!!!

Whatever you do, don't accidentally forget anything in your room. Getting it back is impossible. I left a pair of eyeglasses in my room, and have spent weeks trying to get anyone from the hotel to respond to my repeated inquiries. They required that I use a third-party service called charger-back, which has sent me endless automated emails claiming the hotel staff is "still searching" for my item. Every time I call, I get nowhere. One gentleman even said, "I'm not going to lie, most employees are not helpful." How reassuring! Honestly, how difficult could it be to walk into the room where lost and found items are stored and search for an item with a full description? Does that take 10 days? If you're human, and you commit the egregious offense of forgetting a personal item during your stay at the Hutton Hotel, be prepared to never get that item back -- not because they don't potentially have it, but because they can't be bothered to take 5 minutes to "unlock" the storage area where these items are placed. Only 3 staff members have access to this area, and apparently none of them care enough to follow-up on inquiries!

The staff were fantastic! Everyone was over-the-top pleasant. The hotel is lovely and the room was sufficient. We reserved a King Deluxe room. Nothing grand, but it was a nice room, other than the horrid view of a parking garage/lot. The bed was comfortable. The air conditioning in the room worked well but the hallways were like a sauna. The Hutton Hotel is lacking on the basics of providing a convenient, pleasant experience for the price they charge. It's very unlikely I'll stay there again. They're far overpriced for what it is. I'll pay even more and stay at the W or Embassy Suites. No coffee maker in the room is a dealbreaker for me. That's just a standard amenity, like wifi, a blowdryer and an ironing board. I can't even remember the last time I stayed at a hotel without coffee makers in the rooms, or a free continental breakfast for that matter, especially for the price they charge. The Hutton has free coffee in the lobby, only if you get down there bright and early, and that's it. My bf went to the lobby at 8am, got two cups of steaming hot, very strong, coffee in the provided small paper cups with plastic, ill-fitting lids. He struggled with the elevator buttons (you have to use your key card in the elevators) while toting the coffee, causing the lids to pop off and he spilled the hot coffee all over himself. He finally managed to make it back to the room with about half full cups. Then he went back to tackle the task again around 8:30am. (Yes, we're addicted to caffeine.) The coffee bar was gone at 8:30am! (If you can call it a coffee bar, which was just 5 small, awkward, glass carafes of regular and decaf that were offered.) He went in the restaurant, ten ft away, and asked for two more cups of coffee. He was charged $10 for two small paper cups of coffee. He told them he had just gotten two cups free and was told that now there was a charge for it. This is ridiculous, in my opinion, especially for coffee that tasted like it came out of a vending machine. The second morning, I went to the lobby with him to get coffee. When I tried to put the plastic lid on the paper cup, it folded in on the side and hot coffee spilled all over the place. At least have cups with lids that fit!! $50-$55 (valet is $55) PER NIGHT for parking is extremely high too. Oh, and add $5.09 parking tax to that, per day. It's a ripoff. Be prepared to pay premium prices at the bar as well! Five draft beers and three shots of tequila totaled $99. Add a $20 tip and that's a really pricey little buzz. I may not have minded that so much, had I been enjoying the rest of my stay there. On the final bill (emailed to me) there was also a "Destination Amenity Fee" of $20 + $1.85 tax, PER DAY, which is a hidden resort fee apparently, because I was lucky enough to get to stay there. There was not enough convenience to justify an additional amenity fee!!! ??? WTF ??? Hutton Hotel is not that grand! Beware!!

I was so excited to stay here. It is in a great location and pretty nice but my stay was not. I arrived at 1am already very tired. No valet outside so I lugged my luggage up the stairs myself. Normally that really wouldnt bother me much except while I was waiting in line to check in, he was bragging how he works nights so he doesn't have to do anything and plays video games for money while "working". Then the guy gave me a room number that doesn't even exist. Not sure how one does that, you'd think you know you rooms only go up to 24. So came back down, waited in line again for another 10 minutes to get the correct room number (after telling me two different room numbers). Got to my room and there was food left in there. I went to take a quick shower before crawling into bed and there was a pubic hair on the towel. During my stay, I regularly recieved texts from the hotel asking about my stay, etc. So finally I let them know all this and they offered to refund me the resort fees during my stay. Almost $100 worth and appreciated the effort to make good. Month later and have yet to recieve said credit. Maybe this is just an anomaly and had it just been one thing I wouldn't care....things happen.

Pulled in on a Wednesday in April after a long day of flying, pulled into the parking garage for $42/day and headed to the front desk. The lobby is gorgeous! Mid-century decor and a prohibition-style feel. Asked front desk staff some recommendations for dinner and she said she's new, but I could jump in the line of the other girl working and she would let me know some recs... weird. They had live music from 4-7pm, which apparently they have every day! There was also a little mini bar from 5pm-8:30ish every day. Rooms are small, but nice for the most part. We got the room for $212/night in April 2022, which I would say that's about what it's worth. I've read here that people have paid $500/night which is INSANE. Location is awesome, on the outskirts from the crazy just enough that it's not overbearingly loud at night, but close enough to be able to walk to the gulch, broadway, mockingbird/arcade area. However.. our room just felt a little musty. The day we arrived, it was hot, yet muggy and gloomy outside and a tornado was coming in. We went to blast the AC and my husband and I had issues fully breathing the rest of the night. Next day same thing. We would be out and about in beautiful weather and be ok, but as soon as we got back and blasted the AC, we didn't feel right. I would guess that the filter needs to be changed. I think (?) the vent to the filter was in the room and I accidentally opened the area to expose the most dust filled, gray piece of fuzzy looking fur I've ever seen. Disgusting. The down comforter didn't help, the feathers went everywhere every time we touched it so we threw it on the other side of the room and try to stay away from it as much as possible.

Numerous issues arose during our stay at the Hutton Hotel - they lost our booking reservation, then put us in the wrong hotel room, they entered our room unauthorized while we were sleeping, the wifi doesn't work, the elevator randomly breaks ...but the WORST of it being my own property was stolen and the Hotel refused to take responsibility. Before I left I safely sealed my earrings in my bathroom bag in the bathroom. We were gone for 3 hours and within that time we had a housekeeper come in to clean up the room. When we returned the earrings were gone and my bathroom bag was left open. I reported the theft to the front desk. The next day I was called down to the front desk and was given my earrings, they were damaged. I was informed they were "found" in a hallway. When I asked for more information they said it was classified but that their "investigation" proved that no theft had taken place. So the Hutton must believe inanimate objects can grow legs and walk or I went for a joy walk through the hotel and threw my earrings on a random hallway floor and stomped on them then claimed they were stolen ... NEITHER of which are plausible or rational. I asked to be reimbursed for the earrings as the damage rendered them unwearable. The hotel took zero responsibility, not once apologized and said they are not responsible for "belongings left behind by guests". Reading reviews I see I am far from the first guest to have appalling guest care and experiences of theft. Customer service is appalling - I would completely STEER CLEAR of its establishment and it's sticky finger, dishonest employees and management.

So much about this place screams 5 stars but it just couldn't get there. The staff for most part was so helpful! However there was a slight level of immaturity behind the counter by some. Reading a book, looking on Instagram, making jokes in front of customers. BUT when we had issues with our room, they were ON IT. They were very accommodating and helpful. The rooms were the issue. It's an older hotel remodeled, and looks amazing. Love the coffee bar, the live music in the lobby and they have a great music venue. SO GOOD. But the first room the keys never worked. The second room the fire alarm went off in the night. Then there is this little speaker in the rooms for fire I think, and it kept making faint radio noises. Then the closest doors wouldn't open and the bathroom doors wouldn't shut. Y'all, I'm not saying don't stay here because it's really nice. It was just really close to being amazing but missed it by THAT much. As I was leaving I was thinking, I might Stay here again, but it's not worth it if I need to keep calling downstairs for room issues. Met really nice folks working there, but sadly... Undecided.

Stayed here for 2 nights in September. This trip to Nashville was solely for the intent of watching the Titans game. My trip was from a Friday night until Sunday night. I booked through my Amex platinum card, because Hutton Hotel is a member of the Fine resorts and hotels collection. By booking with my Amex, I was treated to a complimentary room upgrade, VIP status, $100 meal credit, and a 30$ (each person) breakfast voucher for my boyfriend and I ( that's $60 of breakfast per day!) Aside from eating Hattie Bs and going to the Patterson house, both of which are only 5 minutes walking distance away, we pretty much ate all our meals at the hotel- very satisfied. The hotel offers complimentary shuffle board which we took advantage of. There's a great workout space with complimentary disposable water bottles too. We used the Tesla car service to get downtown on 2 occasions- the drivers were awesome. Do be aware, it's first come first serve so you may have a small wait. Our room was modern, had a rain shower, and was the perfect amount of space for 2 people. The king size bed was so comfy!! The front desk staff were friendly and stored our bags for us after check out (4pm late checkout if your VIP). We really appreciate the hospitality and will certainly be back if we decide to come to Nashville for another game!

What a lovely hotel! The staff here is top notch. Everyone we interacted with was friendly and accommodating. We were offered free breakfast at Mane and Rye for signing up for their Leaders Club. It was a fantastic offer, which we definitely took advantage of. I will post a separate review for the restaurant. Our room was very nice. My only complaint is that even though we were way up on the 9th floor, it was still very noisy due to the outside traffic. We could hear everything on the street clear as a bell and the sounds of sirens woke me up in the middle of the night on more than one occasion. The hotel also offers complimentary shuttle service via a Tesla on a first come first serve basis within a three mile radius. You couldn't always bank on service though. They only have one car to service the entire hotel and it only holds four people plus the driver. I get that they are trying to chauffeur guests in style but I would have vastly preferred a nice van or over sized SUV that can accommodate more guests at once. Or if they could get a second car to transport guests that would be helpful. One Friday night there was a 45 minute wait for a ride. On Saturday afternoon they had no availability at all because they had no drivers. This amenity definitely needs some work. The Hutton is an excellent hotel overall though. It is in a great area. It's away from the chaos of lower Broadway but within walking distance of a couple of restaurants and a liquor store. I would definitely come back here when returning to Nashville.

A decent hotel, but missing some of the conveniences I look for in a hotel. The location is great for proximity to Vanderbilt, but not a close walk for many of the touristy areas like Music Row and The Gulch. There were a decent amount of restaurant options within walking distance. The drive from the airport to the hotel took me less than 20 minutes on a weekday afternoon. The room and bathroom were on the tiny side, but typical of a city boutique hotel. This is more of an observation than a negative. Even though the bathroom wasn't giant they did allocate space for a large shower that was nice. The bed was comfortable for a good night's sleep. We didn't pick up noise from outside or surrounding rooms either. The valet employees were friendly and quick. Leaving the car at check-in was easy and they were quick to get the car back to me at check-out. A quick summary of what didn't "wow" me about the hotel. There was a coffee bar, but it had a very limited selection of morning necessities. That'll be a separate review, but they didn't even offer bottled water. The self park garage was a bit of a maze to access.

The hotel lobby had a great vibe between the live music and fun furniture. The staff was nice and the manager Oliver is very accommodating. Also FYI- the free record player is a fun perk of this place.

Exceptional hotel, clean rooms, great staff, great location, nice bar, good live bands in club and live performers in lobby throughout day. Really nothing bad I could say. I had a wonderful time. Suggestion: use the valet parking although it's $52 you can come and go, with the self parking every time you leave you have to pay the $42 and you do need your car to go other places except for Broadway because there's no way around it with all the traffic and people. Also, there needs to be a concierge person to give tourist information especially to first timers.

Mid-town hotel, just a Lyft ride away from everything. The staff was friendly and very accommodating. We arrived early in the morning and check-in isn't till 4. They held our bags and texted when our room was available for us. The rooms are on the smaller side but clean and practical with mini-refrigerator. They had a cute little breakfast cart and happy hour cart for later in the day with live music. Register with The Leader Hotels for extra perks.

I'm still exploring Nashville, but so far this is my favorite hotel. And I'll likely stay there again in the future. The only issue is that it is a bit far from Broadway, where I usually spend my time. The hotel shuttle and Uber has made it easy to get back and forth, but it's still not as convenient as other hotels. The advantage though is that it is quieter. This is a boutique hotel that is really well cozy and warm with its wood paneling. There is a small bar area and a coffee bar, which meets both the wake up and wind down needs. There's also a restaurant, but it's nothing special. Given the amazing food scene in Nashville, I would suggest you dine elsewhere. The rooms are nice and comfortable, the bed provides for a great nights rest and the walk-in shower has great water pressure. I also judge a hotel based on the little things - slippers were provided and the bath products were really nice. All in all I highly recommend. It's just not as convenient as some of the other hotels.

A high end boutique hotel. There is a huge lobby area and check in area. Plenty of decor and seating. The restaurant and bar in the lobby is convenient as well. I ate there for breakfast and the food was delicious. Every one on staff I encountered was very polite. The rooms were nice and modern. Comfortable beds and decent sized rooms. Plenty of power outlets and placed right as well. Bathrooms were nice as well. Again, very modern and high end feel. I would definitely stay here again .

What an experience. My son and I have been on the road for a week and stayed in many hotels. This one by far has the best staff! from the wonderful valet that goes above and beyond to take care of our vehicle and help us load up our gear to the amazing special treatment we received from Emma Caroline downstairs in the lobby. if you're looking for a place to sleep, any hotel will do if you're looking for an awesome experience with people that really care, you found it! PS, their dog friendly!

Arrived and parked in the ramp which was $35-$40 for 24 hours ouch. Checked into the hotel and got to our room and the key cards didn't work, ran downstairs to get a new one and that didn't work either. Used the phone in the hallway to call downstairs to the front desk (as they recommended if I was having issues). Was given another keycard this time it worked ( guess third time is a charm). We were tired from driving all the way from Minnesota and had a short time crunch to make our dinner reservations. Upon scrambling to get ready I noticed the room wasn't very clean. There was a used contact on the glass in the bathroom, a piece of toilet paper on the floor, a q-tip on the floor, and a shampoo bottle seal in the shower that wasn't from me. I had no time to deal with this in order to meet friends for our dinner reservation that was made a month in advance. I did peel back the bedding to make sure that was clean though and it looked fine. The location is great was able to walk to some of my favorite places. Otherwise getting an Uber is easy and a short drive. The lobby was cute with live music. No restaurant is currently open though and we were given a drink ticket upon our arrival which was a nice touch.

Unfortunate choice of hotel. No vending for waters, soft drinks etc. The continental breakfast ???ended up costing an arm and a leg while eating from your lap if you could even find room to sit on a lobby couch due to no dining area. The staff were aloof and unhelpful.

Room was meh...cleaning staff left rags behind in the bathroom. The worst part about this hotel is there are zero guest amenities. No place to eat, no place to get a drink...not even a soda machine. The front desk had 8.00 bottles of soda and some theater candy. It's very underwhelming, bordering on disappointing.

Overpriced and underwhelming. Understaffing made check in a lengthy process. The $40 dollar parking next door is disgusting. The rooms are clean and comfortable but nothing to write home about. There are 5+ better options within 5 blocks. I only booked for the discounted rate and can now understand why it was discounted.

The first time we stayed at The Hutton was on our wedding night and we were treated like ROYALTY. We just finished our second stay and it was just as amazing. LOTS of upgrades to the facilities. A music venue. And the room is absolute top notch. The ONLY downside is that you have to pay for parking. So as long as you plan for that, you'll have an incredible stay.

Do NOT let the pictures on the website fool you. Looks chic, cozy, & cool online. Not so much in person. Did not feel clean. Tile in bathroom looked like it needed a good scrubbing. Paid WAY too much for a very mediocre experience. No bar. No restaurant. The only thing that was great were the Valet boys but not $600 worth.

I would NOT recommend this hotel what so ever. While management handled the situation well, this should've never happened once let alone twice. I checked in and was excited to have a stay in Nashville for the weekend! Upon entering my room, there were used bandaids on the floor and ripped sheets with hair in them. In addition, the room was very dark and my view was of the parking structure. I requested a new room, which seemed reasonable, and they were kind to let me change. The second room was ALSO dirty with some sort of sticky remnants on the desk, smeared cleaner (i think??) and dirty door handles. Oh AND the air didn't work in my second room. On top of everything, parking is a nightmare, over the top expensive.

The lack of a restaurant and a real bar was really a bummer, but we knew that going in. This is our second stay here and we love the distance yet closeness to Broadway, with the boutique feel.

Just returned from a 2 night stay at the Hutton and it was a very nice place to stay if you are new to Nashville. Upon arriving via Lyft, the valet guys asked if they could help with my bag. They were extremely polite, professional and helpful on every interaction. 2 people working the front desk and again, very polite and welcoming. I mentioned I had requested a turntable for my room and they were quick to bring one up and offered me to select vinyl from a couple different places in the lobby. That was fun. A couple of the records were in rough shape, but no biggie. They offer a free shuttle via a Tesla within 3 mile radius, which I took advantage of both nights. Carson was my driver and he was super nice and easy to talk to. The room was spacious. You use a key card to work the electronics and with the darkening curtains, you could live with as much or as little natural light as you desire. Unlike another reviewer here, I found the bathroom to be a decent size and the shower was huge with waterfall head, which was fantastic. Pressure very good and plenty of hot water. The area itself is limited for walking, but you have a couple fast food joints and a couple restaurants and pubs around too. Hattie B's was a great experience, so highly recommend. Just watch out for those hot sauces. The "shut the cluck up" was almost too much! I took off 1 star since the cable channels were lacking any movie channels, and the mini bar and other items available and staring me in the face from my room were very expensive. I'm just not a fan of paying top dollar for items in this manner. I would gladly return, otherwise. The Hutton Hotel rocks.

Went to nasville to visit my daughters who are now natives and celebrate a birthday. A super quick visit, in at 5p and out at 8am. Great location and outside appearance. valet parking (40) with unlimited in/out versus self parking (35) where you pay for in/out. Well received with a painless check-in. Given an extra room key to control the power/HVAC in the room. So much nicer than having to use a room key that has to go in and out with you. Nice sized rooms, we had a king bed. Large tv. Nice bathroom with hot water and good water pressure (7 floor). Nice shampoo products. Quit floors. Dark shades. Comfortable firm bed and pillows. Highly recommended Slainte

Very comfortable room and excellent customer service. Really enjoyed our 5 night stay. Appreciated the concierge providing waters and assistance with Uber. Music in the lobby was great. Don't bring a car. Parking at the hotel is expensive and there's nowhere to park downtown anyway. They could do better with morning coffee service. $5 for Barbie's coffee cup. Not troublesome enough to lower the rating, but go half block away to get your joe. Overall the staff was exceptional, housekeeping was fantastic, and the room was well appointed.

Not happy with them. I stayed there a few weeks ago left them 3 messages to ask about an extra $150 charge to my CC, and can't seem to get a anyone to call me back. I have no idea what that charge is for since I prepaid. Ughh!!!

Our experience at this hotel was good overall. I think the room was big because we had a living room area and then a bedroom area. I really like the bathroom because it was big and the mirror was big. Also, the shower was huge and very modern because it's automatic so you can set what temperature you want your water to be at. The room has 2 tv's, one in the living room, and one in the bedroom. There's a mini fridge full of drinks that you can charge to your room and there is also a desk, coffee maker, safe, drawers, etc. Toiletries are also in the room. The shower came with shampoo and conditioner and body wash dispenser which I thought was a nice touch! The hotel has 3 elevators which is awesome so you're not waiting too long. It has a huge waiting area, a small bar that has nice staff, and a restaurant where you can eat brunch at downstairs. I was told we were going to get upgraded VIP but I wasn't sure if we actually got upgraded. My favorite part of my stay here is the door people. They carry your luggage for you, help you carry the luggage to your car, help you go up the stairs when it's slippery, close the door of your Uber for you, like literally the small things go a long way for me as a customer! After our stay, I made sure to tip those door guys. They also do the valet parking I believe. I thought the price was ok, it was a bit expensive but cheaper than the other hotels closer downtown. It is close enough to downtown and a short Uber ride if you don't want to walk. There are food places close by such as Hattie B's if you want to try hot chicken. Staff was good to us overall. The only thing is that they don't have a microwave so if you had food and you wanted to heat it up, you can't. Room service was good but they gave us too many towels lol which I thought was so funny. Like we don't need 20 towels for 2 nights! But I appreciate the service nonetheless. My bf used the gym and he said that it was really nice. Free water bottles at the gym and towel used which he really liked. I actually made him get me a few waters so I didn't have to pay for it! Beds were really comfy and the comforter was so soft and warm! I would stay here again for sure

I have stayed at the Hutton a few times before and had mostly good experiences. The rooms are large and clean. The staff are kind and helpful. But my last stay wasn't as pleasant for a few reasons. When we tried to check in at 12pm they said our rooms weren't available and we could leave our luggage with them and use the lobby restrooms. I understand this happens at all hotels from time to time but I had been a guest at The Hutton 5x, my colleague 10+, and we weren't able to check in until 5:30pm. They should be keeping track of who is a repeat customer and act accordingly. Also my stay at the Hutton was tainted by the constant loud bangs in the hallway from very early in the morning. Wasn't even in my room that often but almost every time I was there was constant noise coming from the hallway starting at like 6:30am. The housekeepers for some reason were slamming their equipment around causing the walls to shake in my room. Also, this hotel needs to invest in some sort of sound buffer for the individual doors to each room. Anytime someone goes in or out of a room there is a loud slam, I was woken up all night. Also, the once vibrant bar is still not open. They have a little counter you can get coffee and a small variety of other beverages but the offerings of food and drink are really not up to par with other similarly priced Nashville hotels. I come to Nashville often and may not return to the Hutton my next trip. The overall quality seems to be declining.

Had to call for clean towels, 3 days before housekeeping showed to clean room. Not a very good value for the price.

Beautiful hotel , very clean and great staff. Only downside is location is a bit further from downtown than we had anticipated. Kudos to the night security guard , Cannon, who was so kind and wealth of information. He is truly an asset!

Let's start by saying it's a social media faux pas to delete user comments unless they are way over the top. Intimo deleted mine, which you will see below without responding. a good Public Relations Agency that knows what to do in cases like this is the key "Transparency people, transparency." The comment that was deleted was a constructive criticism the not one, but two opening acts for the Selena tribute. I'm always for new talent but this one oh boy... The first singer's voice and presence was weak and could not fill the room or do justice specially to the incredible songs of the queen of salsa Celia Cruz . The second singer had more maturity to her voice, but was screaming into the mic. On top of that, organizationally it was not well put together. The event was General Admission with some VIP seating. This night you lined up by 7:30 for doors to open at 8, then the entertainment didn't begin until 9 pm. The two openers ran til 10:30. Then there was a raffle where they promoter raffled off single tickets to another event. The headliner goes on at 11. Really? No to mention the bathrooms were just nasty, understand u can control what people will do but at least have someone check on them regularly and prepare to have them clean specially on an event night. Seriously, Plaza Mariachi might have been a better venue. The Selena tribute itself was great. Three very talented singers who belted out all Selena's work. Great band and back up singers. Definitely worth the wait, but the wait could have been better. As for Analog and the Hutton generally. The venue is great. This is our second time. It's intimate, great vibe, good acoustics. The front door and security folks are professional and welcoming. The bartenders and servers have several comments out there saying they're rude. We found they are a bit pretentious more than rude. If you don't serve a particular spirit the correct response is to apologize and offer an alternative. Not to scoff and say "we don't serve that because this is a high end bar." We got this attitude from one of the bartender that was wearing dirty old chucks and dirty hair with bad smell in the restaurant and a couple of others- so it's a culture thing over there not just one bad apple. As the saying goes, I know 'high end.' And baby, you ain't no high end. Lastly, I am fluent in Spanish. This event was targeted primarily to the Latino community. However, not everyone in the room understands Spanish. The proper etiquette is make announcements in Spanish, then make the announcement again in English. Also, don't make jokes about the gringos in the room who don't speak Spanish. This just fuels the stereo type that when we speak Spanish, we are secretly talking about the white people.