Holiday Inn Express & Suites Nashville North Springfield by IHG

Holiday Inn Express & Suites Nashville North Springfield by IHG is in Downtown Springfield, Springfield (2518 Memorial Blvd, Springfield, United States), close to Historic Downtown Springfield Square.

Recent rates started around $146 per night, but prices are set live — check the booking page for your exact dates.

Holiday Inn Express & Suites Nashville North Springfield by IHG is a 2-star hotel in Springfield.

Guests rate it 4.4 across 341 reviews. It’s a value choice for Springfield.

Expect $95–$140 a night for a mid-range chain hotel on Highway 431 or at White House exit 108, which is where most travellers end up. Budget independents on Memorial Boulevard run $75–$95, and the nicest downtown B&Bs or newer suites reach $180–$220. There is no luxury tier in Robertson County — for that, you’d need to drive to Nashville or Hendersonville. Add 40–60% during fair week in September.

Yes, once you’re parked. The courthouse square, 5th Avenue West, Main Street and the shops and cafes around them are all within a four-block radius, and parking is free on the street. What isn’t walkable is getting from downtown to the Highway 431 hotels (about 1.5 miles), to any restaurant on Memorial Boulevard, or to the Fairgrounds — those all need a car. Adams, Cedar Hill and the state parks are a 10–20 minute drive out.

Yes, if you’re here between May and October when it’s open — it’s the single most-visited attraction in Robertson County and the reason many people come to Springfield in the first place. The cave and cabin are in Adams, 10 miles west of Springfield on Highway 41, and tours run about an hour. Book tickets ahead for October weekends; walk-ups often can’t get on. Pair it with lunch in downtown Adams and a stop at Bellwood Cemetery to see John Bell’s grave.

Downtown Springfield around Historic Main Street and the courthouse square is the best area if you want character and walkability, but inventory is tiny. For a wider hotel choice, the Highway 431/Memorial Boulevard corridor on the south side of town is where the reliable mid-scale chains sit, typically 5 minutes from downtown by car. Families heading to the Bell Witch Cave in Adams often prefer Cross Plains at I-24 exit 35 for the easier interstate access.

February is the cheapest month, with mid-range rooms on Highway 431 and at White House exit 108 often dropping to $75–$90. January is nearly as cheap but colder and quieter, with some Main Street shops on shortened hours. Avoid Presidents' Day weekend if Nashville has a concert booked, since spillover demand reaches as far north as Millersville. The trade-off for February rates is bare farmland scenery and no Bell Witch Cave — it doesn’t reopen until spring.