Convenient Nashville Lodging at our Hotel near the Grand Ole Opry

Situated just 2.7 miles from BNA Airport within easy access of excellent shopping, golf, cultural venues, historic sites and fine dining in Nashville, our lodging facilities offer an ideal setting for business and leisure travelers. Country Inn & Suites is close to downtown business and entertainment districts, as well as a variety of attractions such as Nashville Shores Water Park, The Hermitage, Opry Mills, The Country Music Hall of Fame, Grand Ole Opry and the Nashville Zoo.

This hotel in Nashville, Tennessee is close to the following venues and attractions:

Nashville Shores Water Park (2 miles)
Shoreline boat excursions, aqua park, miniature golf, basketball, kayaking, Suntan Lagoon, beach volleyball, horseshoes and over 17 other attractions make Nashville Shores Water Park an exciting place for the entire family.
Phone: +1 (615) 889-7050
The Hermitage (5.5 miles)
Visit the home of Andrew Jackson, the Hermitage, on 1,000 acres with a museum store and learn stories of the Indians, slavery and freedom, changing roles of women, religion, reform and fortunes that were part of Jacksonian America.
Phone: +1 (615) 889-2941
Hermitage Golf Course (6.7 miles)
Choose from two 18-hole championship golf courses with a golf shop, outdoor pavilion, banquet rooms and golf lessons at the Hermitage Golf Course nearby our hotel's Nashville location.
Phone: +1 (615) 847-4001
Opry Mills (9.4 miles)
Visit this beautiful mall on Opryland grounds with over 200 shops, boutiques and restaurants including Nike, Saks 5th Ave, Disney, GAP, Old Navy, T.G.I. Fridays and more at Opry Mills.
Phone: +1 (615) 514-1000
Nashville Schermerhorn Symphony Center (9.7 miles)
Critically acclaimed, Grammy Award winning and state-of-the-art, the Nashville Symphony Center offers a 1,844 seat auditorium, public garden, cafe and over 100 classical, pop and special concerts each year.
Phone: +1 (615) 687-6500
Country Music Hall of Fame (9.8 miles)
With exhibits, displays, collections, a gift shop, museum and the SoBro Grill serving Southern cuisine with a contemporary spin, the Country Music Hall of Fame is a must-visit for all country music lovers.
Phone: +1 (615) 416-2001
Adventure Science Center (9.9 miles)
The Adventure Science Center is comprised of a planetarium, live science demonstrations, hands-on programs, camps, Space Chase - a 15,000 square-foot, hands-on, interactive space exploration exhibit with 1/6 gravity chamber and more.
Phone: +1 (615) 862-5160
Grand Ole Opry (10.7 miles)
Located minutes from our Nashville lodging, the Grand Ole Opry is dedicated to honoring country music's rich history and showcasing country legends and contemporary artists.
Phone: +1 (615) 871-6779
General Jackson Showboat (10.7 miles)
The General Jackson Showboat offers evening and midday cruises on the Cumberland River, tail gate cruises to Tennessee Titan NFL home games, a view of historic sites, delicious meals and world-class entertainment all on a 274-foot showboat.
Phone: +1 (615) 458-3900
Nashville Zoo (11 miles)
One of the largest zoos in America, the Nashville Zoo immerses visitors into many environments including Africa, Asia and South America with a 66,000 square-foot Jungle Gym, Gibbon Island, Critter Encounter, Bamboo Trail, Grassmere Historic Farm and more.
Phone: +1 (615) 833-1534

About Nashville

Although mention of "Nashville" calls to mind country music's heartfelt travails and longings, Tennessee's capital city - despite songwriter laments - laughs all the way to the bank. The music industry plays a major role in the city's prominence, and Nashville proudly claims the title "Music City USA" as a result. This is just the latest incarnation, though, of a prominent Southern city that has risen from a fur-trading station to become the "Athens of the South." Founded as Nashborough in the late 18th century, the small settlement gained fame with a decisive victory against the British during the War of 1812. The battle, led by Andrew Jackson, propelled the local attorney towards a political career and then to the presidency in 1829. After the Civil War - when the strategic port on the Cumberland River was under Union control - the city gained newfound prosperity, showcasing its wealth in impressive architecture and the founding of universities (Vanderbilt and Fisk). These days, Nashville revels in the energy of its honky tonks and live music venues, which offer an intriguing foil to the reserved presence of state government. Popular clubs go hand-in-hand with other Nashville attractions, like the opulent Belmont Mansion, the Parthenon, NFL's Tennessee Titans, and the Grand Ole Opry and Country Music Hall of Fame. And along with music, industries like publishing, automotive production, and healthcare help define the city's business climate. Still, when entertainment options in The District have worn you out and the workday is done, take comfort in a plate of slow-cooked barbecue or a meat-and-three feast, both examples of the down-home ease that grounds this city of Southern style and performance glitz.

Did you know?

I'm seeing stars! Country stars that is. Take one of the "Homes of the Stars" tours - there are several to choose from. For your "not so ordinary" tour, try the Nash Trash Tours with the Jugg sisters. Traveling in a big pink bus, the sisters will give you the scoop on your favorite star.

Nearby Attractions

Tennessee Titans Gaylord Entertainment Center Nashville Downtown Nashville Zoo

Corporate Offices

Nashville Convention & Visitors Bureau Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce

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