JW Marriott Nashville resort fee
201 8th Avenue South, Nashville, TN
Destination Fee
$35 a night
The hotel does not say whether tax is added.
“A daily destination fee of $35 provides a range of curated inclusions to enrich your stay, including: a daily $20 food and beverage credit”
The hotel’s own page, read on Sep 17, 2026.
Check prices for your dates, fee included
How it compares in Nashville
Of the 15 Nashville hotels whose own site states a fee, JW Marriott Nashville’s is tied for the highest with 1 other. The median among them is $30 a night, so this hotel’s is $5 above it. 45 other Nashville hotels we read do not say either way, so they are in none of these figures.
What it adds to a stay
| Nights | The fee |
|---|---|
| 1 | $35.00 |
| 3 | $105.00 |
| 5 | $175.00 |
| 7 | $245.00 |
What the hotel says it covers
- a daily $20 food and beverage credit
- two scoops daily of house-made gelato crafted with locally sourced ingredients
- daily admission for two to the Johnny Cash Museum
- enhanced high-speed Wi-Fi
- for Bonvoy Gold Members and above, daily sweet and savory snacks
Our room prices count this fee in the total, even when the rate our supplier sends leaves it out. Room prices are live; this page is the hotel’s own statement on the date above.
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Questions about this fee
- How much is the JW Marriott Nashville resort fee?
- $35 a night, which the hotel calls its “Destination Fee”, according to its own website (read Sep 17, 2026).
- Is tax added to the JW Marriott Nashville resort fee?
- The hotel’s page does not say. Where a hotel adds tax, what it collects is more than $35.
- What does the JW Marriott Nashville resort fee include?
- According to the hotel: a daily $20 food and beverage credit; two scoops daily of house-made gelato crafted with locally sourced ingredients; daily admission for two to the Johnny Cash Museum; enhanced high-speed Wi-Fi and for Bonvoy Gold Members and above, daily sweet and savory snacks.
- Can I avoid the JW Marriott Nashville resort fee by booking on another site?
- No. It is the hotel’s own charge. A booking site that leaves it out of the price it shows has left it out of the price, not out of the bill.
Other Nashville hotels we have read
The 12 around this hotel in fee order, lowest first, of the 14 others with a page here.
- Sonesta Nashville Airport$20 a night
- Embassy Suites by Hilton Nashville Downtown$25 a night
- Noelle$28 a night
- Conrad Nashville$30 a night
- Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center$30 a night
- Sentral SoBro$30 a night
- The Nash$30 a night
- 1 Hotel Nashville$32 a night
- Virgin Hotels Nashville$34 a night
- Omni Nashville Hotel$35 a night