Be aware that check-in is going to be a nightmare. I saw someone else posted this, but of course I didn’t let it stand in the way of my booking because everyone’s experiences are different. My mistake…. They were correct.
Everything was OK until the day of check in when I still didn’t have my codes to get into the building an hour before they promised. I inboxed them about halfway into the hour before I was to check in around 330 and was told that house cleaning was running late and not to worry. I inboxed again around 4:20 with no response. I called the number given around 4:40 and was told my information had already been sent at 3. -_- ( I didn’t make the connection until after the phone call that it must have been a lie because they inboxed be after three already saying they apologized code’s would come soon.) I check the email which was time stamped for 4:38pm. So literally right before I called they were sent of course. While also on the call she informed me to text message would be sent a little later which it was, but only by a couple min.
To get into your room you have to use these key fobs which were fine, but be sure to hold the key fob at the door until the light turns green but you still have to wait a little bit after do not rush it, or it will not open.
Your parking pass that you pay $40 for isn’t given to you until after you get into your Airbnb. When you buy it it says it’ll be left in your room for you to use but, that was also false. After checking in and bringing my stuff up from the side of the street I had to go back downstairs and asked the front desk for my parking pass. This wasn’t a bad process to get it, but just not what I was told or expected to have to be done.
The room was clean and everything, but believe it or not there was no pan to go into the oven. They had all these nice amenities and appliances, but had an oven with no pan go inside. Weird.

SUMMARY:
If you do stay here just make sure you stay on top of getting your codes on time, expect to park on the side of the street to bring your stuff in, expect to not get a response if you don’t have your codes by three and call them, expect to stand at the door for five minutes trying to figure out the key fobs, expect to bring your own oven pans, and expect that your parking pass will not be in your room. I wouldn’t have been so frustrated if I would’ve got more communication that it was gonna have a late check in (I asked them!) otherwise I was stranded in Nashville. It wouldn’t have been a problem if I would’ve been told from the beginning to expect to have to get my parking pass from the desk and that there would be no useful items to use appliances. Other than that it was a nice stay. Clean room. Nice pool.