I’m giving the host a 5 star review because everything within the host’s power was great. The apartment was very clean and well stocked. He was also super responsive and shared updates about the complex with me throughout the stay so I knew about things like the pool reopening before we checked out. The only suggestion I have for the host is to add another coat of paint around the bed to cover the scuff marks on the walls and replace the sheets. The top sheet was ripped upon arrival. We brought our own bedding so it didn’t bug me at all but it may have been troublesome had I not. The apartment complex itself had filthy carpet, thin walls/windows, and the Latch app is a security feature and I get that and appreciate it; however, we did get locked out of our floor of the building a few times. Some stairwells will not let you reenter your floor so you have to go all the way down to the first floor to reenter and access the elevator to be able to go up. There are also no signs letting you know that you cannot reenter so with the building’s layout being a bit disorienting with every hallway looking the same, you never know which stairs allow reentry and which don’t. The elevators are also really slow. We stood and waited for quite a few minutes as we watched it bypass our floor three times before deciding to take the stairs, where we were then locked out. The windows and walls in the room also let every bit of noise in. Our last night was a Thursday night. We had a fan running on high for noise and I sat wide awake until midnight before I decided to pack up and leave. The noise coming from the bar down the street was SO LOUD. I could not force myself to sleep over the noise no matter how hard I tried so we decided to cut the trip short and leave. Parking is also on a back road behind the building, which took us a little bit to figure out. There’s multiple levels of parking under the building and each level has its separate gate. For this apartment, the parking is on the little road behind the complex. I would be careful at night, as a lot of the homeless population tends to hang out in this area. If anyone is looking to stay in Nashville for the first time, be forewarned that there are HUNDREDS of homeless people in this city, mainly concentrated in the downtown/sobro area. If my husband (who is 6’4” law enforcement) was not with me for this trip, I don’t think I would’ve felt safe walking around this city. Downtown Broadway with all the bars was completely overwhelming with people and sensory overload. You can’t even hear yourself think. The drinks start at $12 a piece so you have to drop hundreds of $ to even get a buzz to tolerate the noise and people. For anyone even remotely introverted, do not waste your money on Nashville.