Our booking was for three nights, we stayed for one. I guess this apartment is satisfactory for anyone coming to Nashville who intends to be out all of the time as it is in a good location. It won’t matter if you make a drinks mark on the table or spill anything on the bedroom carpet as it will just add to the others.... When we arrived we had to find bulbs to put in the bedroom light but there wasn’t a light in the living room at all, just the borrowed light from the dining area - too dark and dingy to read a book. And no sheets provided for the sofa bed. The place smelled musty and felt damp - the bathroom fan doesn’t work so that can’t be helping, and the bathroom door won’t shut in the frame because either the hinges have slipped or it’s warped out of shape. The saving grace was Melita, the co-host, who came late at night with sheets, living room lamp and an apology that more could not be done as she was just an employee for Travers who rents the place out from a landlord who won’t agree to house upgrades. There’s too much of a chain of people here to make it one of those Airbnbs where you know the hosts really care. It’s probably perfect for a hen/stag night group (bachelor parties) but for a family stay where the quality of accommodation really matters we made the wrong choice. In hindsight we realised that Nashville is an incredibly expensive place to stay and that we should have spent more money or stayed out of the centre to guarantee a good accommodation experience. Despite the bad review, our thanks to Melita for her professionalism under the circumstances.