Days Inn By Wyndham Nashville Saint Thomas West Hospital

“Reasonably priced, great location”

This hotel is close to a lot of restaurants. It is near several hospitals and easy to get to downtown Nashville. It was clean and very reasonably priced, therefore very busy.

“Dusty Slay show”

Great location. The room was okay for the price.

“Written by someone with more than one review”

The goods: - It's rock-bottom cheap for Nashville - It's in a great location - the city center is only about a 15-minute drive away whether you take the interstate or White Bridge Road. White Bridge is filled with intriguing restaurant options, be it independent choices (a Thai/boba tea place is ne… more

The goods: - It's rock-bottom cheap for Nashville - It's in a great location - the city center is only about a 15-minute drive away whether you take the interstate or White Bridge Road. White Bridge is filled with intriguing restaurant options, be it independent choices (a Thai/boba tea place is next door to the hotel), local chains (a Hattie B's is not far away), or even fast food (hey, Jack In The Box is not usually a Southern thing but there's one here). Interesting looking thrift shops, yoga places, a record store/music instrument shop, etc. It looks like a road I'd be on a good bit if I actually lived in Nashville. - The room has a fridge and a coffee maker so that's always a plus for me. There were also 3 regular coffees left in the room, more than I've ever seen. Whether that's intentional or not I don't know, but hey I'll list it as a plus. The bed was good - 5 pillows on my king and they were all just as I like them. The ehs: - As other reviews have mentioned there's a bit of a drop in the curb between the road and the hotel parking lot. It's fine if you take it slow (I drive a relatively low-clearance Prius) but just something to be mindful of. - The hotel appears rundown. The automatic sliding door entry to the "lobby" wasn't working so you have to manually slide it yourself - I may be dense but it took me awhile to realize this was what I had to do, particularly as there's no obvious grip for you to do this. Likewise the key card entries for the exterior-facing rooms do not work, so you are given a key to use on the deadbolt. - The HVAC unit's digital display needs some work as a few of the lights have burned out, which caused confusion when I was trying to set it - the heat light does not come on, and the temp setting looked like the Russian alphabet until I figured it out. The unit itself worked fine, so that's the good news, but still. - Not gonna lie, I saw some hairs in the bed when I pulled the sheets back and they were pretty confidently not my own. This may be a dealbreaker for some but I was, as the header implies, "eh." Thank goodness hair was the extent of it - it could possibly just be that of the housekeeping attendant. That's what I'm going to think, at least. I didn't bother with breakfast so no comment on that, but it's Nashville, you've got options. Use some of that money you saved on the room and go elsewhere. This is also not indicative of this particular hotel but Wyndham in general, but I find it annoying that I am sent emails/texts encouraging me to check in in advance to speed up the process when I arrive, down to me having to take a photo of my driver's license to scan in, only for the hotel to inevitably have no records of such. I have yet to have success with this feature, but maybe a Days Inn/Wyndham rep can read this and look into it. Equal "ehs" than "goods" but the goods are good - I want cheap, I want convenient, and I want safe and I got that with this place. I would like to think they could improve the appearance - I'll admit I was unsure when I arrived - but frankly if the broken automatic door/cards keep the prices down that's a price I'm willing to (not) pay.

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