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Gaylord Opryland

2800 Opryland Dr, Nashville, TN 37214
Condé Nast Readers' Choice '21
Google 4.5
Overall 60
Lowest upcoming
$257
21 Jun 2026
Highest upcoming
$1,326
21 Jul 2026
Median nightly
$352
across 365 upcoming days
Cheapest week
29 Jun to 5 Jul
15% below annual median

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Review

Synthesized from Condé Nast Traveler
Condé Nast Readers' Choice 2021

Character and identity

Gaylord Opryland is a city under glass: 2,712 rooms wrapped around a nine-acre indoor atrium of tropical plants, waterfalls, koi-stocked rivers and an indoor boat ride, all kept warm and sunlit whatever Tennessee's weather is doing. It sits in Music Valley alongside the Grand Ole Opry and Opry Mills, with no casino but every other resort lever pulled hard. Dining runs from Old Hickory Steakhouse (herbs grown in the atrium) to Ravello for Italian, Falls Bar by the waterfall and Fuse Sports Bar. Relache Spa, SoundWaves water park and a country-music-meets-convention energy define the register.

Who's it for

Best for:
Families who want an all-under-one-roof escape with SoundWaves water park, holiday light shows and zero need to leave the property; country music fans using it as a base for the Opry and Ryman; and groups or conventions who want scale, restaurants and entertainment on tap.

Should look elsewhere:
Anyone after intimate luxury, polished butler-grade service or a walkable neighborhood. Service is friendly and capable but not red-carpet unless you carry Marriott status. The sheer size means long indoor walks and waits, and Music Valley itself is parking lots, not charming blocks.

Bottom line

What you're really buying is the atrium and the self-contained resort machine around it, not a luxury hotel product. Book an atrium-view room with a balcony so you actually experience the waterfalls, plants and light shows that justify the rate; standard exterior rooms miss the point. Worth timing for the country Christmas season or a SoundWaves package booked with the room.

Location

2800 Opryland Dr, Nashville, TN 37214 · 10 nearest tracked hotels

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Amenities

52 features
Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi in public areas
Public internet workstation
Restaurant
Bar
Breakfast
Breakfast buffet
Vending machines
Smoke-free property
Credit cards
Debit cards
Checks

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