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It all ended up being the perfect mix of comfortable and cute for our stay. I made a quick trip to Target a couple of nights before we left to pick out some cute things to take. Plus, you’ll want comfortable shoes since there is so much walking inside.

Although the hotel, and main restaurants have a beautiful, and more formal atmosphere, the attire in every area of the hotel is very casual and relaxed. Booking adjoining rooms would be a good solution as well. We ended up upgrading to a suite the next day because three boys in this small of a space was going to make me crazy for the next couple of nights. We booked an atrium view, two queen bed room, but once in the room realized it was smaller than the typical two queen bed hotel room. I believe there are a few different options.

When you book your stay, ask about room size, if that is important to you.

We got turned around quite a bit the first night. The hotel is so large that you are going to want to have your bearings straight in order to fully enjoy your stay and not spend extra time navigating and reading maps to find your destination within the hotel. If not, you’ll be finding your way around as you go, which might be a little frustrating if you’re on a tight schedule.

Build in some time to your schedule, after check-in, to acclimate yourself to the hotel.

So, when you make reservations at Old Hickory, be sure to ask for a table with a good light show view.

While there, we watched a beautiful water and light show display right there in The Delta. We made it to Old Hickory Steakhouse, and it was fabulous. Although we had made reservations at all three of these, we ended up staying at the water-park too long and missed all but one reservation. All of the other restaurants and cafes throughout the hotel are first come first serve….and there are plenty. There are three fine dining restaurants in the hotel which take reservations….Old Hickory Steakhouse (American), Wasabi (Japanese), and Ravello (Italian). The boys got their caricatures drawn, which they had never done before, and we enjoyed one of the most delicious burgers at a build-your-own-burger cafe called Stax. Out of these three areas, The Delta has the most to do to keep you entertained with a boat ride, shopping and eating. The pictures, although beautiful, can in no way capture the grand beauty that you will see when you visit in person. The other three main areas in the hotel, The Delta, The Cascades, and The Garden Conservatory, are filled with greenery, tropical plants, waterfalls, amazing restaurants, cafes, shops, bars, walking paths, a river (yes and it’s a quarter mile long), and a river boat that guests can ride through The Delta area. Plus, the entrance to the water-park is in this area, so we came to know it well. We found ourselves treating the Magnolias area as sort of the center point, meeting place, throughout our stay. Beyond these eating places is an area that leads to the convention center that the hotel is known for as well. a great sports bar called Fuse, a live music restaurant called Jack Daniel’s, and a pub called American Craft Tavern. This area is where you’ll find several places to eat…. The Magnolias is the original entrance of the hotel, and houses an incredible grand split stair case. Each have their own beauty and uniqueness. The hotel is broken down into four main areas: The Magnolias, The Garden Conservatory, The Cascades, and The Delta.