Downtown Hostel, Nashville
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“Well located, only a block from Lower Broadway, and up to the minute in style and function. The common space in the basement, with its rather regal exposed stone walls and beamed rafters, is your all-hours mingle den.”
“This hostel has everything going for it. It’s new, safe, quiet, and spotless; it’s housed in a huge architecturally interesting 19th-century building; it’s managed by a competent and caring staff; and, best of all, it’s right on the edge of the Downtown music scene.”
Featured as Frommer’s Exceptional Choice in Nashville.
What guests liked
- Great location
- Friendly staff
- Common area
- Excellent Wifi
All you need to know
Nestled 1-block away from Broadway facing Riverfront Park and Nissan Stadium, Nashville Downtown Hostel is ideal for solo travelers who are looking to meet other guests from all over the world. Accommodated with individual beds, the hostel is spacious enough to host more than 300 guests.
Every year thousands of travelers stay in this hostel in the hope of blending in with any group or to experience the rich and vibrant music and art scene of Nashville that is otherwise known as the music city. Starting from the university trips and the spring breaks to the reunions and international travel adventures, Downtown Hostel is a one-stop destination for anyone who wants a cost-effective option to stay in.
What can be better than air-conditioned rooms with a shared lounge to make friends and free Wi-Fi? If you choose one of the premium rooms for yourself or your group, then you may get a chance to encounter a kitchenette with a fridge, a microwave, and a stovetop. But make sure that you are 18 years or older and you must be a traveler who has traveled at least from 60 miles outside Nashville and has a residency of that place. Apart from that, you also need to bring a valid U.S driver’s license or foreign passport as document proof as well.
The facility includes 24/7 community areas with laundry service, industrial kitchen, pool/foosball tables, TV and sofa lounges, laundry service, and abundant places to meet and mingle. So make friends or enjoy your trip at a reasonable price that won’t burn a hole in your pocket and you won’t regret a single penny that you had spent.
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