Nashville International Airport (BNA): Approximate driving time is 20 minutes and distance is 10 miles.

Driving directions from Nashville International Airport: Exit the airport by following the signs for
I-40 W. Proceed west on I-40 toward Nashville. Take Exit 215 / Briley Pkwy / SR-155. Turn right onto Briley Pkwy and proceed north for five miles. Take Exit 12 / McGavock Pike / Opryland Hotel. At the end of the exit ramp, turn left onto McGavock Pike. At the first traffic light, turn right onto Music Valley Dr. Proceed one-quarter mile and turn left onto Music City Cir. Hotel is on left.

The hotel courtesy shuttle, taxis, and rental cars are the most popular ways of getting from the airport to the hotel. From morning through early evening, guests can call the hotel from the airport to summon the shuttle for a complimentary pick-up. Times and availability subject to change. Taxi fares to the hotel range from $16–$25. Fee subject to change without notice. Car rentals are available through this Web site.

Getting around: Many attractions are within several blocks of the hotel, so walking is the most popular way of getting around the immediate area. Guests also use taxis, which hotel staff can call to arrange a pick-up. For extensive local travel or sightseeing, renting a car is the best option. There is an MTA city bus stop one-eighth of a mile from the hotel, where guests can catch buses that connect to much of the city. MTA can be difficult for tourists to navigate.

Nearby restaurants:
Santa Fe Cattle Company – next door
Bob Evans Farm Restaurant – 0.25 miles
Applebee's – 0.5 miles

Amenity highlights: Guests can request a complimentary hotel shuttle to nearby attractions such as Opry Mills mall and the Grand Ole Opry. A full-service business center and well-equipped fitness facility with a wood-lined sauna are available to guests 24 hours daily.

Insider tip: Guests can catch tour buses outside the hotel's front door for country music's greatest shrines—Music Row, historic Ryman Auditorium, and the Country Music Hall of Fame. Two blocks away is the Nashville Palace Dinner Theater, where stars Alan Jackson, Lorrie Morgan, and former dishwasher Randy Travis got their start.