Best Neighborhoods to Stay in Nashville on a Budget — Compared
Where you stay in Nashville makes a huge difference in what you pay. Here's how the neighborhoods stack up for budget travelers.
| Neighborhood | Avg Price | Walk to Downtown? | Nightlife | Parking | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Midtown | $68/night | ~ Uber | Good | Mixed | Budget travelers who want proximity to downtown without the premium, Music Row visitors, and families |
| Downtown | $98/night | ✓ Yes | Excellent | $25-35/night | Bachelorette parties, concertgoers, and anyone who wants to walk to Broadway nightlife |
Midtown
$68Budget travelers who want proximity to downtown without the premium, Music Row visitors, and families
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Downtown
$98Bachelorette parties, concertgoers, and anyone who wants to walk to Broadway nightlife
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Quick Take
Midtown
Midtown Nashville sits between downtown and the Vanderbilt University campus along West End Avenue. It's where Music Row's recording studios are located, along with a growing restaurant and bar scene. Budget options are more plentiful here, with motel-style properties along major roads offering significant savings over downtown.
Downtown
Downtown Nashville is the walkable entertainment core, centered on Lower Broadway and extending to the Gulch, SoBro, and the waterfront. It's where all the honky-tonks, the Ryman, Bridgestone Arena, and Nissan Stadium are concentrated. Budget hotels exist but fill up fast during events.
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