Staying at Emily's place reminded me how awesome an Airbnb experience can be. I had a credit I needed to use from a trip cancelled due to Covid, and when I saw that this place was available, I jumped at the chance. I had always seen houses such as these on TV, but had never actually been in one, and was excited to see what it was all about. Imagine being in a air-conditioned tree house, and that is what this Airbnb felt like. I was kicking myself for only staying one night! Emily went above and beyond not only to make the interior look aesthetic and clean (cleanest Airbnb I have ever stayed in), but also added local tips, waffle and pancake mixes with ingredients in the fridge (eggs, butter, milk and syrup; I mean come on, how thoughtful is that!) if you wanted to stay in and make breakfast and information on how they sourced materials to decorate the home (so many items/fixtures were from yard sales and goodwill! I love that a home as beautiful as this can also be sustainable). The local tips on what Nashville has to offer were appreciated as well. This house looks EXACTLY how it is portrayed in the pictures, which is always a plus. Check-in is so flexible, and Emily was so accommodating when I informed her I would be late due to bad traffic. The area is residential and very quiet, away from main roads. It is located about a 10 minutes drive from the downtown area, so definitely recommended if you have a vehicle at your disposal. If you happen to come to Nashville by yourself, with a friend or with your significant other (guys and girls, your S/O would find this place adorable and so romantic), STAY HERE!
N.B. The ladder to get up to the loft bed is a bit precarious, so if you plan on drinking/partying, probably not the place for you :)