Place and location were ok. The host, on the other hand, not so much. We initially had 8 people who wanted to come to Nashville but a few days before, 2 more couples decided to join us so we had a total of 12. Since the listing clearly states it sleeps 12, we didn't think it was a big deal. Under additional prices, it said "$60 / night after 8 guests". So, we thought we would be paying around $180 extra (we were staying 3 nights). When he asked how many were staying for towels and sheets purposes, we didn't want to lie to him (he has a video camera on the outside of his front door) so we said 12. He then proceeded to charge us just under $800 extra. We were completely shocked and did not think we needed to pay that much especially since the house said it held 12 comfortably and the listing clearly said $60 per night. We politely called to discuss the issue and the only solution the host would agree to was to give us a "discount" and charge us for 11 people and not 12. So, we ended up paying just shy of $600 extra for just 4 additional people which the house could accommodate just fine. We did not want to pay this but felt we had no choice as this occurred just hours before we arrived in Nashville and multiple couples were flying in to celebrate my 30th birthday. We contacted airbnb who agreed that we were misled and told us to pursue a full refund. We did, and he again refused to do anything. We are still in the process of fighting this. Bottom line - there are probably better places to stay in Nashville, and I wouldn't give this guy my money again if it only cost me $1. Since he states that the home accommodates 12 in the listing, why the need to charge so much for people in excess of 8? Be smart when considering how many people you say you are booking for. Superhost? Yeah, right. More like super inconvenient and misleading. Do not stay here!!!!