Have you ever had an Airbnb become a destination? It was so hard to leave this private carriage house in this amazing neighborhood in Nashville! I think a lot of others feel the same way. My daughter and I were traveling from Colorado to North Carolina to relocate her. We wanted a place that would provide some security for her "apartment" in her Honda CRV. There was one night available midweek with John and Mike--for good reason. Consider what a $300-500/night suite in a great resort might be like? Then add a view of the golf course in the park behind you and the beautiful grounds of the main house. The space has a pull out couch if you were to have family traveling with you as well as the wonderful bed. Spoiler alert! We had Goo-Goo Clusters on our pillows! (It's a southern thing.) If you were traveling with kids, the park would be fabulous.You are on the eastern side of Nashville in the historic district and 15-20 minutes from the music scene. We also noticed the stadium that is close to their highway exit. You can use city buses, but the greatest thing was walking 15 minutes to local crossroads IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD that had amazing restaurants and bars that, of course, have live music. But I loved walking back to the beautiful Airbnb and enjoying a quiet night's sleep and hearing the birds in the morning.

Since we were driving and couldn't always predict where and when we would be somewhere, our booking was made 2 days out. John and Mike have incredible response time. That was essential. They had a binder with great information in the room, a phone number to call or text for any additional information or help, fresh fruit and treats in the room, and a coffee maker. If I lived in Nashville, I would get a babysitter on occasion and simply spend a weekend with my spouse in this carriage house! As it is, I will now go straight to John and Mike Snyders' place anything I am in the area---if they aren't completely booked.