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Relax in a Standard Room (Tub) at Cambria Hotel Nashville Downtown, a comfortable 325 sq ft retreat with downtown city views. The room is designed for a restful stay with blackout drapes, air conditioning and heating, premium bedding on a pillowtop mattress, and a 55-inch flat-screen TV with satellite and premium channels.
Choose between one King bed or two Queen beds to suit your group of up to 4 guests. The room’s layout centers on a private bathroom that offers a bathtub (accessible options noted below), free toiletries, towels and a hair dryer. Accessible features include an accessible bathtub with grab bar (34 inches high), grab bar near the toilet, hand-held and height-adjustable showerheads, a portable bathtub seat, a wheelchair-accessible bathroom vanity (34 inches high), ceiling hoist and lever door handles; closed-captioned TV is also provided.
Your stay includes practical in-room conveniences such as complimentary high-speed WiFi, a refrigerator, and a coffee/tea maker so you can start the day your way. Thoughtful extras like Egyptian cotton sheets and a fan add comfort to every visit. When you’re ready to explore, the hotel’s fifth-floor True Music Room & Bar and rooftop pool and patio await nearby, while front-desk services and a 24/7 fitness center make longer stays easy to manage.



























The room has downtown city views. The hotel sits in the SoBro district at 118 8th Avenue South, about one block from Broadway and Honky Tonk Row, so you are in the middle of the city's walkable core.
You can choose 1 King or 2 Queen Beds, and the room is set up for up to 4 guests in about 325 sq ft. The bedding is premium, with Egyptian cotton sheets and a pillowtop mattress. Note that the hotel does not offer cribs or rollaway/extra beds, so plan your group around the beds in the room.
It is a private bathroom with a bathtub, free toiletries, towels and a hair dryer. The room also has a hand-held, height-adjustable showerhead, which suits guests who prefer a lower-level or seated shower.
Yes. The room offers an accessible bathtub with a 34-inch-high grab bar, a grab bar near the toilet, a portable bathtub seat, a wheelchair-accessible vanity (34 inches high), a ceiling hoist, lever door handles and a closed-captioned TV. The hotel also has accessible parking and a stair-free, well-lit path to the entrance.
There is a heated outdoor rooftop pool on the fifth floor, with a bar, sun deck and loungers, and live music is often part of the atmosphere. True Music Room & Bar is on the same floor, serving Southern classics such as hot chicken & waffles, flatbreads, craft cocktails and an extensive bourbon list. NashHouse Saloon & Spoon is on the ground floor. The pool is also used for private events at times, so it is worth asking the front desk about the day of your stay.
The hotel is a short walk from Broadway's nightlife, and one guest review calls it a downtown party hotel, so expect a lively area. The hotel says it is designed to provide a calm, restful stay, and the room has blackout drapes and air conditioning, so you can keep the room closed up and cool. Live music at True Music Room & Bar and the pool deck adds to the energy on the fifth floor.
You can leave the car parked. Bridgestone Arena is about a 3-minute walk, the Ryman Auditorium and Frist Art Museum about 5 minutes, and the Country Music Hall of Fame roughly 5-7 minutes. Music City Center is about 6 minutes away and the Johnny Cash Museum about 9 minutes.
Check-in starts at 3:00 PM and check-out is at 11:00 AM, with early check-in or late check-out subject to availability. The registering guest must be 21 or older with a photo ID and a credit or debit card, as the hotel is cashless. Parking is valet only at $57 per night plus tax with in-and-out privileges. Pets are not allowed, but service animals are welcome, and children 18 and under stay free.
BNA is about a 9-16 minute drive from the hotel, roughly 5.6-7 miles depending on route and traffic. A flat-rate taxi is about $30, and WeGo Transit's Route 18 bus runs to downtown for $2 one-way, though it takes longer. There is no rail link from the airport.
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