This is my most favorite place to stay, anywhere, ever. xoxoxo I have been here 3x now, and I hope to be here lots more, next year. I've been coming to Nashville quite often now, and I always check to see if Kippie's place is free first– heck, I'll even book it for partial nights of my stay if it's available :) To me, it's just like a little cozy home away from home. So comforting to have basically a full-functioning studio-like apartment, beautifully appointed, clever and fresh. (I mean, she *is* an interior decorator after all!) Obviously, everyone raves on about the homemade fresh breads left in the freezer (and they should– they're awesome! they've saved me on occasion! hell, I find myself now saving the labeled freezer bags like collector's items! "collect all 6 kinds!") ;) So I'll rave instead, about other things that probably don't get as much mention in the press.. for instance, has anyone mentioned the awesome walk-in wardrobe space? I love being able to unpack ALL my stuff, hang it, stack it, or make a mess even, yet it's comfortably laid out and out of sight at the same time. (full length mirror too – cool – gotta check which boots to wear.) Did anyone mention that there's candle votives fixed to the beadboard wall, at exactly the right height, behind the claw foot tub? (I can't be the only one who lights those up on a regular basis, while I drift into foamy bliss, can I?) Has anyone mentioned the fully packed n ready to go PICNIC BASKET setup (blanket/dishware/cutlery/wine needs) tucked in the bedroom alcove with notes for to what park to go to? Well, I don't know, perhaps I can't explain it adequately, but I always walk away from here feeling restored; feeling better than when I walked in. It's more than an overnight room to me. It's my nook, my retreat, my place of business even. (btw, the corner office workspace is thoughtfully set-up as well– I travel with a large external monitor and other specialty equipment like wacom tablets and such, which I need to attach to my laptop – and it all sets up there like a dream. and of course, there's the perfect amount of filtered natural light coming thru the windows, to keep me cheery.) The neighborhood is great. It's a real neighborhood, people know each other. I like that vibe. I like looking out the window to the backyard. I like go out in the backyard and just hang out in the peace. I like to swing on the front porch too.. take a coffee out there and imagine how nice it would be to actually live in this neighborhood. Hmm having said all this, my advice is BOOK SOON while you still can! Because suddenly, the idea of a long-term rental agreement is upon me again, and I might do more than toy around with the idea next year! :-)