We have been wanting to stay at 'The Jackson' for awhile now, so, even though we only stayed one night, it was a treat! We love old houses, so it was nice to be able to stay , walk on the creaking floors, and imagine all the things that must have occurred over the years. The Jackson is really close to downtown Nashville (maybe 15 minutes), so we were able to get to the Bridgestone Arena quickly, even during rush hour if you know the side roads (which we do). The house is smaller than we expected (the living room anyway), but it was just the two of us and our small dogs; more people (in the house) might find it a bit tight if staying for a long time. The yard is long, but narrow and some of the previous guests weren't mindful of cleaning up after their dogs, so be careful where you step if you venture into the back yard. We didn't encounter any neighbors while there and the two-lane road was quite busy in the morning, which didn't bother us but might for light sleepers. The blackboard in the kitchen had suggestions for dining and entertainment, which was helpful even though we've been to Nashville dozens of times over the years. We LOVED the Polaroid camera idea, too! Great touch! We would definitely stay here again next time we're in Nashville if it's available.