Taylor's place is the prime example Airbnb should use for all its hosts. Not just for having such a unique place, but for the thought that went into it, as well. I have never booked a place that paid so much attention to detail. Water, snacks, coffee and tons of little touches within every nook and cranny. Hair driers, band-aids, shampoo/conditioner, fans (so important for us to sleep with for sound), extra blankets--you name it--it was likely there if you were to need it. I enjoyed reading the location suggestions and spent a lot of time appreciating the effort put into the place. I swore the book collection had been my own as I thumbed through a handful, almost wishing I could curl up and read the books instead of frolicking about Nashville. The place wasn't too far from Nashville and its surrounding cities, but I definitely preferred the location over a city location, as it had a good country Tennessee vibe with winding roads and hills (we rented a Jeep with a removable top and don't regret it!). The parking garage was very convenient and kind of them to share. The entire space was absolutely inspiring (not going to lie--I went home and purchased a mustard-yellow antique couch because I realized just how dull I had been living until I stayed here!). There aren't any windows so it's easy to get lost in time, but it was perfect for napping when we were absolutely exhausted from our hot afternoons outside. We didn't usually hear much from upstairs, just a little pitter-patter from what I assume is a child, which was not a bother for us, personally. Although we didn't come across Taylor or her family, which is usually preferred, they had been accommodating to our needs since the day we booked the place. If anything, I felt Taylor's Airbnb had been the highlight of our trip, over Music City itself. Thanks again for having such a comfortable and inspiring space to share with the world!