Get a Tour of Reopened Gaylord Opryland

The Gaylord Opryland Hotel and Convention Center reopened to guests November 15, 2010, six months after the devastating Nashville flood forced it to close. The $270 million renovation of the 2,881-room hotel includes: a redesigned Cascades lobby; renovation of the entire Magnolia wing, which did not sustain damage during the flood; and the refurbishing of all 115 lower-level guest rooms affected by the flood. New dining options and a focus on energy conservation are other highlights of the makeover.