This is the second time we have stayed at the Millenium Maxwell in Nashvilee. The hotel rooms are large, well set out and the beds are excellent quality and comfort. The furnishings are good and the cleanliness was excellent. the Manageress is the hotel was extremely helpful and we apprecaited her help and advise throughout our stay, nothing was too much trouble. the shuttle service was a little eratic, but on the whole was a better option that driving into nashville and having the problems with parking in downtown nashville.I would definately stay here again and look forward to returning next time we are visiting Nashville.On the whole we were very impressed with our stay.

We got this hotel at random on a Priceline bid. The guy in front of us in line was paying $140 per night, we paid $70. I'll break the review down into The Good, The Bad and The Ugly!

The Good
Location, location, location! The hotel is downtown, literally seconds off of I-65. Our plans were for Lane Motor Museum, Farmer's Market, Centennial Mall, and Marathon (where Antique Archaeology is). They were all within just a few minutes of this location. There's also a handful of restaurants, a Starbucks, gas stations, etc. nearby.
The front-desk staff was so nice.
Free Parking.
Clean.
Excellent water pressure in the shower.
Very fast elevators
Gift shop had reasonable prices for Cokes, Candy, etc.
King size bed had super-soft linens and the mattress was comfy.
Also liked the chair in the room. Again, comfy.
HUGE flat-screen TV with basic channels.

The Bad
The walls and doors are tissue thin. We could make out every conversation our neighbor had, and my favorite was the housekeeping person who woke us up at 8am chatting. in just a normal tone of voice. It was like she was in the room with us.
The sink (which is by the door and outside the bathroom) has an aerator faucet on it. If you run it above a trickle it sprays EVERYWHERE. Makes it a little hard to have your toiletries on the sink top.
The bathroom tile and shower are showing their age. So, are the carpets in the room (a glob of something was stuck to the floor beside the bed. Gum, maybe?).
Flattest pillows in the universe.

The Ugly
$9.99 for 24 hours of Wi-fi?? Seriously?? We stayed in a $55 (rack rate) La Quinta the night before that had free Wi-fi, and free breakfast. At $140 per night (rack rate), you should get free Wi-fi. Luckily, there was a Starbucks and a McDonalds seconds away, and they both have free Wi-fi. It wasn't that I couldn't afford it, it was simply the fact it was ridiculous that they charged.

Overall, this hotel makes me think of a person past their prime who still thinks they are young and attractive. They are trying to be 5-star with 3 star stuff! Location is great and it's an average room. But, if I'd paid full-price, I'd have been pretty disappointed. Most likely we wouldn't stay again.

This hotel is sadly on its way down, and is suffering from lack of maintenance and investment. The owners/management company seem to be draining every last penny from it. The sheets were bottom level quality, the carpet was stained and dirty, and the room had an overall bad smell. Five inches of disgusting standing water in the shower, which covered up pieces of gritty, sharp grout which had washed down from the hole in the tile where the grab bar had come loose from the wall. The front desk seemed under-staffed, flustered, but well-rehearsed in their response to complaints they had clearly heard again and again. The restaurant was nice and the staff friendly, but the food quality, again, seemed to be as cheap as possible. The location isn't the best, and is NOT downtown. Very strange and dangerous parking lot design. There are no walkways from the large parking lot to the front door, forcing guests pulling luggage to walk down the middle of a very narrow driveway. I'll never return to this hotel, and if this is typical of Nashville hospitality, I may never return to Nashville.

The lobby is impressive and the staff were friendly but that's about all I can say good about this place. Very disappointed for the price we paid. The beds seemed to be on their last leg, sheets and mattress very thin. The chair in the room was very worn and soiled. The toilet in the room would constantly run and I would have to wiggle the handle to get it to stop. When trying to run water in the tub on the second day, it filled up with what appeared to be rust particles (three times) Maintenance tried to blame it on housekeeping not being allowed to clean the room that day...and last, but the best part is...our room had ANTS! The first day I saw one but the second day, I had left a drink out and came back to find it full of them. We were there for an event and I was under the impression that they had a full house so I did not request a room change and I am not sure it would've mattered ... and the staff were friendly but that's about all I can say good about this place. Very disappointed for the price we paid. The beds seemed to be on their last leg, sheets and mattress very thin. The chair in the room was very worn and soiled. The toilet in the room would constantly run and I would have to wiggle the handle to get it to stop. When trying to run water in the tub on the second day, it filled up with what appeared to be rust particles (three times) Maintenance tried to blame it on housekeeping not being allowed to clean the room that day...and last, but the best part is...our room had ANTS! The first day I saw one but the second day, I had left a drink out and came back to find it full of them. We were there for an event and I was under the impression that they had a full house so I did not request a room change and I am not sure it would've mattered because everyone seemed to have some kind of issue. I did call mgmt on my drive home only to get no response from the message I left. I eventually left the issues with the desk clerk who did not even offer an apology for the issues I had encountered. Best of luck to you if you choose to stay at this hotel