This Historic Hotel Gets High Praise For Its Heart-Of-Town Location. In A Century-Old Train Terminal, Union Station Hotel Nashville Transports You Back To The City’S Glory Days With Magnificent Architecture And Atmospheric Rooms. The Hotel Is A Romanesque-Revival Masterpiece, Built In 1900 To Accommodate The Eight Railroads Serving Nashville. Today It Retains Its Original Barrel-Vault Ceiling Fitted With Stained Glass, Intricate Bas-Relief Sculptures And Stone Fireplaces. You Can Chat With Friends In The Atrium Lobby Or Stroll Along The Terrace. There’'S A Cozy Bar And A Restaurant That Serves Breakfast, Lunch And Dinner. The Fitness Room, Open Around The Clock, Has Free Weights, Strength-Training Equipment And Cardio Machines. Union Station Has Seven Floors, Not Counting Its Signature Clock Tower, And 125 Guest Rooms. No Two Are Alike, But Many Feature Arched Windows And Soaring Ceilings. Although The Style Is Definitely Traditional, The Contemporary Amenities Include Flat-Panel Tvs With Premium Cable Channels And On-Demand Movies, As Well As Connections For Your Mp3 Players. Marble Bathrooms Have Walk-In Showers And Spa-Quality Health And Beauty Products. Internet Access Is Available For A Fee, And There'S Also A Gift Shop On-Site. Since It’'S A Former Transit Hub, Union Station Is In The Middle Of The City. Within Walking Distance Are Some Of Nashville’S Most Desirable Destinations, Including The Country Music Hall Of Fame And The Nashville Symphony. Lp Field, Home Field Of The Tennessee Titans Football Team, Is Less Than Two Miles East. Nashville International Airport Is Eight Miles East.