This was an “okay” stay. On the positives: the bed is very comfortable, the neighborhood is quiet and green, the room is fun/quirky, and Susan is friendly and responsive. On the negatives: the room is very small and has no storage space and limited floor space, you share the bathroom with both the other airbnb renters (and it seems at least one of the hosts) so you must often wait to gain entry, there are clothes and other things in the hallway (but not interfering with access to the rooms), and there are few amenities. You also must walk across lawn (often wet while we were there) to the side door so you can go upstairs to the room. In addition, the provided breakfast was not what we expected – we had to walk around the back of the house (watch out for the “dog bombs”!), stand in the crowded kitchen with our plates in our hands, and choose either sugared cereal with rice milk or toast and sunflower butter.
Where we come out after having stayed in at least 20 airbnb’s is that this was expensive for what we got – our three-night stay was $313 when the airbnb fee, cleaning fee and taxes were added in. Accommodations are expensive in Nashville, but if we come this way again we would either stay at either a Motel 6 along the freeway or pay more for better accommodations.