Keith's place was overall nice and clean. Check in was extremely easy, just a code to the door. Hopefully the code is changed often. There's free street parking right next to the house. We did find some miscellaneous stuff in some of the drawers. Hopefully they'll be returned to their rightful owners.
We didn't use the kitchen much, but it seemed to have the basic necessities (towels, paper towels, dish washing soap, utensils, cups, dishes, pots, etc). Trash bags were provided. If you stay on a Monday night, you're asked to take the trash bin to the curb. Recycling I think is collected every third Tuesday.
There are three bedrooms and 2.5 bath. One of the full bathrooms is connected to the master bedroom. The other full bath is connected to the two other bedrooms. We didn't realize that it was a jack and Jill bathroom, but it didn't matter to us since we had our kids in one of the bathroom. Unfortunately the shower drains were EXTREMELY SLOW. They need to be cleaned/cleared. That was our only complaint of the place. There was a bottle of body wash and hotel-like shampoo/soap in the bathroom. Plenty of towels.
There is a washer and dryer which we did use. Detergent and dryer sheets are provided. The info book said there was a manual, but we didn't see it. But we figured it out. :)
There's a roof top deck, which is nice. Had a great view. We ate dinner up there one of the nights. Since heat rises, it is really hot at the top of the stairs. But the rest of the place gets AC comfortably. We didn't have to adjust the thermostat at all.
At night the trains are a little loud.
Check out was simple. Just took out trash, cleaned the dishes and put the towels and sheets by the laundry door.
Keith's place is really close to the farmers market and bicentennial state park, and state museum (all free). You could walk there (half mile) but there's also free parking there. There's a good variety of places eat at the farmers market. We didn't really like the Germantown Cafe. It was pricey, food wasn't that great, and the portions were small.
There is a free music City circuit bus (route 60) that has a stop close to Keith's place (couple blocks). We didn't end up riding the bus, but it does appear to go to downtown Nashville. I'm not sure how often the bus comes though. But it's an option.
We enjoyed our stay. Thanks Gretchen (house manager) for being so responsive. And thanks Keith for letting us stay at your place!