All of these rental agencies have convenient locations at the airport. While you probably don't want to spend any more time in the airport than you have to, Nashville International has taken pains to ensure that your stay is as pleasant as possible. The modern terminal, designed by New York architect Robert Lamb Hart, features a large central atrium with sloping skylights that contribute to a general atmosphere of openness and accessibility. The Arts in the Airport program brightens the concourses with visual arts ranging from paintings to sculpture to photography as well as frequent live musical performances. The Airport Sun Project is an ambitious light sculpture created by Dale Eldred and dedicated in 1989.
Numerous services are available for airport visitors.
Business travelers can find computer phone line hookups in specially designated areas throughout the terminal. Internet and e-mail access is available through new kiosks on the baggage level and airport concourses. Other consumer services include on-site rental cars, a host of restaurants and a food court, and specialty shops for tourists and golfers. There is a free children's play area on the ticketing level of the concourse connector. You'll also find two lounges, several news and gift shops, a bank, three ATMs, a welcome center, lockers, public telephones, courtesy and hotel phones, tele-services for the hearing impaired, first aid, shoe shines and a meditation room.