Upon arrival, Randy greeted us with a friendly smile and handshake. We stayed for a week and he checked in with us throughout to make sure our stay was going smoothly. The accommodations were cozy, comfortable, and it was easy to settle in like it was home. Publix (we don't have a Publix by us, it was a very nice grocery store, well lit, abundant variety, and our groceries were fresh and delicious), and Kroger were within minutes, so we were able to make use of the fridge and microwave (a stove/oven is available too) instead of eating out every day. Coffee and water were readily available in the kitchen. Tupperware, cooking items, and dinnerware/drinkware were available. The shower was comfortable and relaxing, although the bathroom doesn't have a lot of space. Amenities were also provided, such as shampoo/scope/toothpaste. And we had clean and available towels. The main bed and day bed were both comfortable with many sheets, pillows, and blankets available. A door separating the two areas was welcome (since there's a snorer in my family, I could close it, not hear it and still sleep well). Books, games, music and videos were available, in case you wanted a night in to relax. The stereo was tuned to country (I had previously mentioned I was a country fan) and we were greeted with thoughtful music when we entered. The neighborhood was beautiful and many were out walking, biking, walking their dogs or playing in the park across the street. The location was about 10-20 minutes from anywhere we went and was very accessible from/to multiple locations in Nashville. The most we drove to get anywhere was 35 minutes and that was to Murfreesboro! As our first trip to Nashville, we toured the State Capitol, visited Bicentennial Park, climbed the steps to the Parthenon, and traveled back in time at Andrew Jackson's mansion, The Hermitage. Among other sightseeing. All easily accessible. We indulged in a variety of coffee shops and local restaurants. We recommend The Frothy Monkey on 12th (try the loaded biscuits and gravy!), and The Well Coffeehouse (try the Georgia on my Mind and Tennessee Molasses!) Our favorite restaurants were Biscuit Love (I can't say anything but wow!, try the Wash Park for a scrumptious biscuit breakfast burger), ML Rose had a juicy burger and fries, and Monell's Cafe was a great Meat and Three place with good chicken, mashed potatoes and fruit tea (make sure to try the Nashville local drink). Hattie B's was good Nashville hot chicken, but be prepared to pay for $9 parking and wait in line (we waited an hour outside -Gatorade jug water was available). Puckett's Grocery (this is a restaurant) had a delicious pimento cheese bites and fried green tomatoes as well as some fantastic pulled pork. Be prepared to wait in line here if coming at peak times. We visited in Franklin. If you visit the Opry (you should!) be aware, it shares a lot with the Mall and is...