I was at the resort for a convention and didn't have to leave the complex the whole week. There were several restaurants, shops and bars to have meetings at after the daily conference schedule. I was very impressed with the professional staff and how the whole resort was kept clean and neat. I would recommend this resort to anyone going to Nashville for Business or pleasure.

We were in to attend a Christmas party for the University I work for. The University provided one night's lodging at the Gaylord Hotel across the street. After obtaining the price to stay one night on our own there, we decided to go with the less expensive option, which mean the Radisson, just across the street. So...we had one night at each hotel. That being said, when we return to Nashville, we will not be staying at the Gaylord but we will absolutely be staying again with the Radisson. We were met in a NOT RUSHED manner, by a lovely lady who spent time talking to us, and making sure we knew where we were going to find our room and the amenities of the hotel. Our room was phenomenal. The bed amazingly comfortable, and even though we faced the parking lot, NO NOISE in the room. One of the cleanest hotels we've been in in some time (and we travel a lot). The pool area is beautiful, the in hotel restaurant was busy yet, inviting. Shoot, Shoney's is a short walk across the building if you'd rather do that. The next day we schleped all our stuff over to the Gaylord. I realize it is a resort...I realize it is massive, but of the 26 people we traveled with to Nashville for this event, ALL of us got lost in the mass of humanity that is traversing the space there. You cannot get your luggage to your room comfortably with all the people there. Our room was NOT as nice as our room at the Radisson. The bed was not as nice, nor the room as clean. Also, the hall noise was very evident. If you want a room for 100 dollars less with better service and less aggravation...stayh at the Radisson.