My husband and I were celebrating his 60th birthday with a trip to Nashville. It was a busy week because of Vanderbilt's graduation. We were excited to be able to book with Anita. The location was very nice. We could walk to restaurants. Free parking was a perk, too. The photo of the custom crafted bed was intriguing and beautiful in person. We checked in in the morning with Mark. Anita was busy with work. You must enter the home from the rear porch which was filled with household goods, commonly found in a garage storage area. Inside the house, the lights were off because of a fish that needed darkness in the daytime. We walked down a dark hall to our room. It was cluttered, and was hard to find spaces for our carry on suitcases. The hallway bathroom was very vintage with a pocket door without a positive lock. There was no space for makeup on the sink and a very small faucet- made it hard to wash face/hands. No towel hooks. The towels that we were provided were old and thin. The family room had couches, but had tables and things on top of them, we did not feel comfortable being in that room. so we stayed out for the day and came home at bedtime. Tried to fall asleep, but the mattress is very firm, no mattress pad, ( no pillow protectors either) and during the night, the noisy trains run frequently. The house is just a couple blocks away from the tracks. We checked out with Mark in the morning and found a hotel. I see from the reviews of this house, that Anita is a main draw. We never saw her.