Luxury Hotels & Resorts in Central United States from AU$207

"The hotel itself is pretty central, sadly the street it is on is incredibly sketchy. As soon as it got dark there were terrifying screams coming from across the street, but the staff did mention at check in that they close the front doors at 9 pm! We definitely found out why. But going back to the staff, very cold and short in their interactions. The room was super humid and musty, the carpet was dirty, and the windows were covered in layers of dirt you could barely see the view. The only saving grace was the bed and pillows, they were surprisingly comfy. All in all, I wouldn’t stay here nor would I recommend it sadly."

"Stayed on 21st floor. No info for room service (food), considering its was a conceirge service room. Room had not been dusted in awhile. Cleaning lady vacumed neighboring room 8am on on a Sunday morning. Security garage gate remained open for at least 12 hours during an event at hotel, which anyone could have entered. Other than that....it served its purpose. Not aware of amenities. Didnt spend much time on property."

"Clean "

"We went to the Gaylord Opryland at Christmas time and the decorations were amazing. There were events daily for Christmas that we never left the hotel except to go to a concert at the Grand Ole Opry."

"Excellent extremely convenient location to visit New Orleans and easily experience the French Quarter Bourbon Street experience including the Jazz club on the property with a hotel entrance on one side and Bourbon Street entrance on the other side. "

"The hotel is very dated. Room had stale smell. Staff brought us extra sheets and fans to keep the room cooler. The staff what there is was helpful. No one really is around."

"Hotel was updated however you can tell the bathtub and toilets are old. They were stained and tarnished. The beds were horrible; especially the sofa bed. Also, there aren’t many options for the breakfast."

"Great location. Good amenities. Nice breakfast. Comfy beds. Quiet."

"Walking distance to most of what we wanted to see. "