I came into Nashville to visit for a couple of days when arriving I did not receive any codes to enter the property/room. I called Sonder when they asked me if Airbnb had not provided the information. After some struggle of getting the information to enter the courtyard was very cool and hip. Entering the unit at first glance it was great but after spending some time there you begin to notice the walls are thin, the stairway has a moving piece of wood, and the step up into the unit is a liability waiting to happen. The shower was particularly unusual as I was taking a shower late that night and the water pressure was super low, cold Temperature on a 40 degree night which was extremely uncomfortable freezing just to take a shower. The next morning when I took a shower the water pressure seemed to be back to normal with also warm water. Inside the shower it seemed like some of the wood was weathered and warping but other then that it was a great bathroom. The kitchen in unit was the best feature as I didn't want to be eating out everyday so it was perfect to cook a couple meals in the unit although I didn't save a dime because I had to purchase all the essentials as far as cooking goes as expected. The kitchen is supplied with pretty much every pot, pan you need although I would imagine all units probably have different supplies. So this part surprised me as I didn't plan it but If you are LGBTQ this location is prime as it's a 6-8min walk away from some of Nashvilles best bars. The Units have blacked out curtains so if you need to sleep during the day after a long night you can for sure get a good rest and not even notice it's daylight outside. I had a vehicle and parked it in front of the building for free which was great although I did walk downtown which is about a 30 min walk if you are active it's not a bad walk at all, if not I'd recommend Uber. HiFi Clyde's is right next door I didn't try it out but it seems to always be busy, I will for sure be stopping by Next time. For the price I'd rate overall 9/10, if you can take the risk of a possible cold shower and having to call for the code to the unit.