Well, to be perfectly honest....
Based on other reviews I thought this was located in an area with a lot more going on for it, but it was kind of in the middle of nowhere with slim pickings. I'm not usually hard to please but I didn't like the food (or the bland coffee) at Dozen's Bakery, the Flamingo Cocktail Club wasn't our scene for a cold beer, and there weren't many restaurants within walking distance. We eventually succumbed to trying Earnest (Hemmingways) which offered lovely decor but a very limited menu - coq au vin or salads is about all. Thank heavens for (cha-ching! $$$) Door Dash dinners on a couple of occasions when everything around us was already closed, as there isn't a landline in the suite to call for local takeout or to book a taxi so Uber/Lyft is also a must if you don't have a U.S. data plan. I also really missed having cable TV; it would've been great to watch the Vol's and Titan's games, and the CMA's or live news in the mornings, stuff that isn't looped on Roku. For those who are a bit immobile it might be helpful to know that this is a split 3-level unit with steeps stairs going to each floor, so if you have someone staying on the top floor (we didn't) they would have to come through the main bedroom to get down to the kitchen, and vice versa if someone wanted to use the top deck. The second bathroom was on the top floor and so my good-sport boyfriend took on the grunt work of using that one...
Of course the week that we were there the city decided it was time to bore concrete in the street out front to lay new data cable, so that was a heckuva lot of noise one whole morning, and there is construction going on behind as well which also provided a couple of unscheduled wake up calls. But if y'all are God-fearing folk, be sure to get your lazy butt out of bed on Sunday and walk up Martin Street to the new Hillcrest Community Church for the 10:00 service. Lovely little congregation and the best part of the neighborhood!