Grand Suite, Corner

This 600 sq. ft. corner suite at Grand Hyatt Nashville offers corner views of downtown Nashville through large windows, which keep the suite bright by day. Blackout drapes let you darken the room completely at night.

Yes. The suite has a desk and dedicated laptop workspace, free WiFi, a laptop-compatible safe, a phone, and an iron and ironing board. The 55-inch flat-screen TV is there for downtime.

In-room dining runs 6:30 AM–10 PM Sunday–Thursday and 6:30 AM–12 AM Friday–Saturday. The suite also has a coffee/tea maker and a mini-fridge. In the hotel, The Nashville Grange serves breakfast, lunch and dinner on the lobby level, Aurum is the lobby lounge, and lou/na is the rooftop bar on the 25th floor. Daily cooked-to-order breakfast (6:30–11:00 AM) is available for an additional fee.

Yes. The heated outdoor rooftop pool on the 5th-floor Lifestyle Level is for registered guests. It is open seasonally, from early spring through late October, weather permitting. R+R Wellness Spa is also on the 5th floor and takes appointments. The 24-hour fitness center is complimentary for all hotel guests.

Grand Hyatt Nashville sits at 1000 Broadway in the Nashville Yards development. The Frist Art Museum is about a 1-minute walk away. Bridgestone Arena is about an 8-minute walk and Ryman Auditorium is roughly 0.4 miles away. The Pinnacle live music venue is just steps from the hotel.

Children of all ages are welcome, and the suite sleeps up to 3 guests. Connecting rooms are available when booked in advance, which helps larger parties. Check-in is from 4:00 PM and check-out is at 11:00 AM. The primary guest must be at least 21 and show photo ID and a credit card at check-in.

The suite's private bathroom comes stocked with designer toiletries, a hair dryer, plush bathrobes, slippers, and fresh towels, giving the suite a polished, spa-like feel that matches the rest of Grand Hyatt Nashville.

At 600 sq. ft., the Grand Suite, Corner is noticeably larger than a typical guestroom, with a separate sitting and sleeping feel thanks to its corner position and extra windows. It's the step up for guests who want a dedicated desk, more floor space, and a brighter, view-forward layout without moving into a multi-room suite tier.

Yes. The 1 King Bed configuration, blackout drapes for undisturbed mornings, and a quiet corner setting make it well suited to couples, while the desk and extra seating area still leave room to spread out during the day.

It's built for it: a mini-fridge and coffee/tea maker support everyday routines, daily housekeeping keeps the room fresh, and the dedicated laptop workspace makes it easy to mix business with downtown exploring over several days.

The suite is equipped with a smoke detector, fire extinguisher, first aid kit, and security system, plus window guards, giving guests practical peace of mind during their stay.

Grand Hyatt Nashville is pet-friendly for dogs, with a $100 pet fee per stay and a 50 lb weight limit per dog (up to two dogs, 75 lbs combined). Just note the request when booking so the room is prepared ahead of arrival.

Nashville International Airport (BNA) is roughly 8 miles, about a 15-minute drive, from the hotel, though there's no dedicated hotel shuttle. On-site valet parking runs about $60 per night with in-and-out privileges; self-parking isn't offered on property, but public garages are within walking distance.

Premium bedding, bed sheets, and blackout drapes work together with individual climate control to keep the room dark, quiet, and set to your preferred temperature, which matters on Broadway's livelier nights.

Yes — beyond the dedicated desk and laptop-compatible safe, mobile key entry and a phone line add convenience, while the suite's 600 sq. ft. layout gives enough separation from the bed to take a call or review notes without feeling cramped.