I enjoyed my stay here. Communication was quick - check in instructions easy to follow and the place was immaculate.
And for those who read the comments below about the neighborhood being “sketchy” and feeling unsafe allow me to render a sketch:
The neighbors are close. And yes they do sit on their porch and smoke cigarettes. However, they don’t watch you come and go any more than people who would watch with curiosity when a large bird lands nearby. A simple nod of acknowledgment and they leave you alone.
Across the street there is a Masonic lodge. For those who don’t know it’s a temple. In other words a place of worship. Fisk university, a historically black private campus is within walking distance. Highly recommend walking to check it out as it is a landmark for civil rights.
Also a walk around the neighborhood? Plenty of manicured lawns and families tending their gardens. Yes there are some less than cared for properties. And yes there are some with cctv cameras. And sure there are some homeless people closer to the intersections. However head into downtown Nashville (which I believe many of you will be doing) and you will be asked for a dollar and see people sleeping in the street as well. It’s not a neighborhood thing. It’s a human issue which many major metropolitan areas are facing. However I’ll put my politics aside. Point is - if you want a gentrified experience - I recommend booking a place that’s quadruple the price to suit your needs. Otherwise, if you’re a secure traveler, this place is a rare gem - easy on the wallet and worth checking out.