This was such a great spot. Being close to Broadway and Printer’s Alley, the location could not have been much better. You’re a short walk from both tourist attractions and local hangouts.
Amanda was a great host as well. Everything was smooth, easy, and as described.
You have the proximity to be a tourist, but get the experience of being more immersed in the city. It’s a great balance.
Never once did I need to turn on a heater nor air conditioner, the unit was so well insulated that I felt perfectly comfortable no matter the weather outside (even when it was below freezing at night).
It was cozy, spacious, and comfortable. The brick walls and furniture were great and aesthetically pleasing. It definitely passed the vibe check.
Given, there was some dust in some corners/baseboards that could be a little cleaner and the place could use a little tlc in general, but it was overall clean, well kept, and honestly the imperfections (like spot paint to fix previous damage and a squeaky bed) were so unimportant that it oddly made the experience more authentic. At some point, it could use a good detailing, but that’s it—my only “complaint” is something super nit-picky that’s rather inconsequential. It’s an incredible option and I would absolutely stay here again.
If you are looking for a loft and to experience Nashville in a more genuine way, this feels very authentic. It’s been my favorite way to experience the city so far. Everything from location to the aesthetics of the loft were perfect. And the space itself has way more than you would get with a hotel, so if you are worried about losing the amenities and luxuries of a hotel, just know that this loft most definitely makes up for it in space, functionality, proximity, and authenticity. Highly recommend and would gladly return.
Thank you, Amanda! And to anyone reading this far, just book it already—it’s a great loft! 5/5