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Set on a corner with City View, the Deluxe Room at Cambria Hotel Nashville Downtown measures 300 sq ft and was renovated in February 2026. Thoughtfully appointed for accessibility, the room includes features such as a ceiling hoist, closed-captioned TV and lever door handles, alongside standard safety equipment including a carbon monoxide detector, smoke detector, fire extinguisher and first aid kit. Climate comfort comes from air conditioning, heating and a fan, and blackout drapes ensure restful sleep.
Sleeping up to 2 guests on a single King Bed, the room is fitted with a pillowtop mattress, premium bedding and Egyptian cotton sheets for a comfortable night. Entertainment is provided on a 55-inch flat-screen TV with satellite and premium channels, and connectivity is covered by complimentary high-speed WiFi. Practical touches include a desk, safe, phone, iron and ironing board, and a refrigerator and coffee/tea maker for in-room refreshment. The private bathroom offers either a bathtub or shower, fresh towels, free toiletries and a hair dryer.
Your stay includes housekeeping on request and access to in-room conveniences designed for ease and safety. Connecting rooms are available when needed. The room’s combination of accessibility features, modern entertainment and premium bedding creates a calm, functional base for exploring Nashville or focusing on work while remaining connected and comfortable throughout your stay.



























This corner room has a city view over downtown Nashville. The hotel sits in the SoBro district at 118 8th Avenue South, about one block from Broadway and Honky Tonk Row, so you are looking at the heart of the city's walkable core.
The room has 1 king bed with a pillowtop mattress, premium bedding and Egyptian cotton sheets, and it sleeps 2 guests. That makes it a natural fit for couples, solo travelers or colleagues who want their own space. Rollaway beds and cribs are not offered, so families needing extra beds should consider connecting rooms, which are available.
The private bathroom has a bathtub or shower, along with towels, free toiletries and a hair dryer.
The hotel has a fifth-floor outdoor heated rooftop pool with a saltwater system, a bar, a sun deck and loungers, and it often features live music. Pool hours are generally daytime into the evening, closing around 11:00 PM. The pool is also used for private events and group functions, so it is worth asking about the schedule for your dates.
The hotel is close to Broadway's nightlife, and one guest review calls it a downtown party hotel, so expect a lively neighborhood. The hotel says it is designed to provide a calm, restful stay. The room has blackout drapes, air conditioning, heating and a fan to help you sleep comfortably. Live music is also part of the fifth-floor True Music Room & Bar and the ground-floor NashHouse Saloon & Spoon.
Yes. The room has a ceiling hoist, closed-captioned TV and lever door handles. The hotel also provides accessible parking, a stair-free, well-lit path to the entrance and wheelchair-accessible facilities.
You can leave the car and walk. Bridgestone Arena is about 3 minutes away, the Ryman Auditorium about 5 minutes, and the Country Music Hall of Fame roughly 5 to 7 minutes. The Frist Art Museum is within about a 5-minute walk, and the Johnny Cash Museum is about 9 minutes on foot.
Parking is valet-only at $57 per night plus tax, with unlimited in-and-out privileges. Nashville International Airport (BNA) is roughly a 9 to 16 minute drive away, depending on traffic. A taxi from the airport to downtown is about $30, and WeGo's Route 18 bus runs to downtown for $2.
Check-in begins at 3:00 PM and check-out is at 11:00 AM. The registering guest must be 21 or older with a photo ID and a credit or debit card, as the hotel is cashless. On-site, True Music Room & Bar on the fifth floor serves Southern-inspired small plates, craft cocktails and bourbon. Cooked-to-order breakfast is available daily from 7:00 AM to 1:00 PM for an additional fee.
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