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Ours was a small room with 1 nurse and a few bassinets. It is only used for babies of c-section moms while mama is still in the recovery room. So there are never many babies and they aren't there for long.

It looked pretty much how I expected from TV - a big room with huge windows looking in, and a row of bassinets (it was a small-ish hospital). There were about 6-8 babies in there (mine was under the bili lights since she was jaundice)
There was also another room the same size for preemie/sick babies, but it wasn't being used while we were there.
2 nurses were in there all the time, but the other nurses on duty would rotate in and help if needed.

I just saw it through the window on the tour but not a lot of people send babies to the nursery at the hospital I delivered at. You could, I think, but they don't offer or recommend it. Mostly that is where they take the babies to do the tests, or take babies if a mom was alone and wanted to take a shower. When I saw it there was were only a few basinets in there with people at most of them tending the babies for whatever they were there for.

I have no idea, haha. We were at the hospital for less than 36 hours, and DD never left our room!

At our hospital, babies room in with the mothers. There's a "special care nursery" (level 2 NICU) for babies who need extra medical attention, but most babies only go there to get a quick checkup, vitamin K, etc. I think DD was only out of my room for about 10 minutes the whole time we were in the hospital. The "nursery" room was very small, probably only two babies could be there at a time, and mainly filled with medical equipment like bili lights and monitors.