Opened in October 1900 as a passenger train station, Union Station is filled with memories of a handcuffed Al Capone, 10,000 well-wishers of FDR, 3 Million WWII Vets passing on tour of duty, and a $6 Million refurbishment in 1998. Built at the height of Nashville's social and economic growth, this classic example of Richardsonian Romanesque Architecture is still a landmark in the heart of the Music City. A foot barrel vaulted ceiling of Tiffany stained glass glittering gold leaf mirrors and bas-relief sculptures adorn the lobby area, capturing historical elegance. Take advantage of high-speed Internet access in every guestroom.