A great place to stay for a solo traveler! The location was excellent for someone traveling only by bus or foot (on occasion, a scooter). It's close to the traditional and non-traditional Nashville things. Great price point and lots to offer in this place!
I walked in and the place was bright and cheerful, perfect for everything I needed for a few days. I loved having space to lounge away from the bed. Having a kitchen was great - I was able to make a few cups of morning coffee and evening tea.
My itinerary was non-traditional for a first-time Nashville visit: a vegan restaurant by Fisk University (support Black-owned businesses!), a Kurdish-Turkish restaurant owned by immigrants, a visit to the National Museum of African American Music, and Third Man Records. I did get some great breakfast at nearby Biscuit Love and doughnuts from Parlor Doughnuts. I also went to the free fine arts gallery at Vanderbilt University, and visited Centennial Park for a morning stroll. All are easy walks with good coffee stops along the way.