Pros:
The distance from downtown Nashville was great.
If you contact the host Company/service that runs the airbnb they are quick to respond.
Cons:
Check in/ pre check in felt like more of a hassle then it needed to be. After the slightly arduous process where I stated I was utilizing the sofa bed, named absolutely any person that would stop by the airbnb while I was there for Thanksgiving (even briefly), and 30 or so other questions that had to be answered before obtaining the exact address after already paying. The sofa bed was still with out pillows when I checked in and I was not able to obtain pillows for the sofa bed until the following day.
Parking. The parking lot the airbnb guests had to use was less than logistically ideal especially if someone had a truck. I had to wait 20 minutes with my tired daughter in the car for another guest's or perhaps a resident of the complex to somehow maneuver their way out of the packed lot before I could pull in to park my rental car. Also, the parking is normally $30 per vehicle but I guess was "fortunate" enough to obtain the free code which you have to input during the checking in questionnaire unless you want your credit card charged.
The Company that hosts or hosting service really makes you feel like you are getting nickel and dimed. I asked for a slightly late check out of no more than an hour to an hour and a half at the latest so my daughter could be picked up before I departed for the airport. The response was that the best they could was an hour and I would have to pay something like $40 to $50 for that. After that conversation with the host Company /service I changed my plans, meaning spending less time with my daughter over Thanksgiving.
Overall, the experice was not bad but not exactly pleasurable. The unit/service did not feel anywhere near as accommodating as airbnbs I have resided in the past.
Other notes: I personally have rented out my property out several times through airbnb in the past if I was in between long term tenants. I have always wanted my guests to feel taken care of rather than a company, person, or business entity that purchases a bunch of units/condos or student housing, I'm fairly certainthus servicewas the latter but no way to know for sure.
If you have a guest in your party that has trouble stairs you may want to look elsewhere. The unit I stayed I had 3 sets of steep stairs and did not appear to have any accessibility options.