I'll start with the cons first:
Hardly any - just insignificant/personal comments like
-there wasn't a trash bin in the bedroom (only in the bathroom and kitchen, which is fine, not really necessary)
-no tissues (just toilet paper and paper towels)
-very rarely, you can either hear/feel the vibrations of footsteps of neighboring units depending on which unit you're in. I'm a light sleeper and I thought that it would affect me, but in the end it didn't at all.
Pros:
-very easy to get in, no keys necessary
-parking was easy, too
-pillows + beds were very comfortable, part of me wanted to sleep all day lol
-extra towels available in closet if you need them
-good soap and shampoo readily available in the bathroom
-shower pressure was great
-communicating with the host was unbelievably easy. It's a management company that you deal with so there's always someone to talk to at any moment.
-HVAC system works perfectly, I visited in April when it fluctuates between 50s-70s, so switching between heat and cool was easy.
-the furniture, design, and setup of the space was very cozy, and I was very tempted to stay for another day or two just to squeeze as much out of Nashville as I could. The building/complex is relatively new, as well.
-location-wise it's very convenient, if you are only staying for the weekend and want to save money, you could skip renting a car and just get an uber everywhere and it only comes out to ~$10-15 each way. To get from there to Downtown is at most a 10-15 minute drive. We drove for maybe half the trip since I didn't want to deal with parking and worry if I had too much to drink. There are also a few cute places in Germantown that are worth checking out, like Jack Brown's (get the peanut butter beer if you can, it's so good). You could even walk to Downtown Nashville if you really want to save money (~30-35 min walk), though I personally wouldn't advise to walk around at night (not commenting about Germantown, but just generally speaking). Uber/Lyft (Lyft is cheaper by $2-3 typically) rides from Downtown can jump up to $20-30 after midnight so be a little mindful of that. I spent about $350 total on a rental car from Budget for Thursday-Monday, I think if I was trying to save money I could have spent maybe half that on just doing Lyft rides, or look on Turo for potentially even cheaper options for rental cars.
Last note, I've never visited Nashville or TN, so I tried to get a good sense of where the property was, and tried to do as much research as I could, looking at streetview on google maps of the neighborhood, seeing what other people say about Germantown, seeing if it's a safe part of town, and before arriving I was a little skeptical that it could turn out to be unsafe. Not going to lie, I was a little worried, but all of my fears flew away once I arrived. I thought the vacant lot across the street was just where hooligans hung out or where crime happened, but it turns out that the neighborhood has a lot of nice houses and newly built apartment complexes. The land across the street is actually just a large park that you will often find really friendly people walking their dogs.
Overall, I would 100000% book a room from them again, and will likely do that within the next few months. Thanks Abode!