This place appears as exactly what it is - a corporation bought a bunch of living spaces to turn them into Airbnbs and you can tell. The first thing I noticed upon entry was the plain concrete floors. All the walls are white, all the "art" is neutral. I'm not complaining, mind you. The place was clean, the instructions were accurate, downtown was an easy walk, and we felt safe enough outside late at night. But much of what we've enjoyed about Airbnb in the past just isn't here. As opposed to spending time in a space that someone had thoughtfully appropriated and decorated, this place was antiseptic and impersonal. For the price, which ended up right at $300/nt, might as well have stayed in a hotel. I shopped a lot of Airbnbs in this area and it seems that this pretty much what's available in Nashville. It's... fine.