Pros: The residence slept our family of 5 (my parents, my brother, my daughter and myself) to where we all got our own bedrooms and no one had to sleep on a pull out sofa. It was definitely a better option than a hotel. We didn’t rent a car but there was space to park if you had a car. It was a $20-$40 Uber XL ride depending on where we wanted to go.
Cons:
• The neighborhood is sketchy. You are not within walking distance of anything nashville is known for. Be prepared to Uber/Lyft/drive everywhere.
• There is no early check-in. Don’t even try. We arrived ten minutes before check-in after wasting hours in the city and they were still “cleaning.”
• The place was not clean by any standards. Make-up on the comforters on the beds. Leftover confetti on the floors and under the couch. Dust on every surface. Remotes didn’t have batteries.
• As others have pointed out, there are lots and lots of stairs. Be prepared to haul all of your stuff up and down three levels of stairs.
• There are no full-length mirrors in the upper level. If you want to see what you look like, you’ll need to go to the master to see. If you hate it, it’s back up the stairs to change and back down again.
• Construction crews were up and at ‘em next door early every morning.
Overall, it got the job done but don’t be fooled by fancy pictures. It’s not clean and it’s very much a hodge-podge of what was on sale at Home Depot. Thankfully we got it for the “deal” of $121/night vs the $350/night it’s advertised for.