The studio was very clean and well appointed; the bed very comfortable. The kitchenette was well stocked, and the refrigerator a little larger than most "dorm style" ones.

The closet, next to the bathroom was very large, and equipped with lots of shelves, hangers and hanging rods. It also stored the vacuum, a heater, and an iron.

The small patio, shared with the larger house (also on airbnb), was a welcome place to relax or enjoy a meal any time of the day, as weather permits.

One thing to know—the code needed for the lock on the back gate and door to the studio—needs to be entered to both unlock and lock the doors.

The location is convenient for either public transportation or driving around Nashville—major traffic arteries are close by.

The neighborhood is "transitional," meaning it's being gradually upgraded. Safe to walk during the day. Didn't have any need to walk at night, so don't know how that would be.

Also nearby are restaurants and a large grocery store. We tried one of Rick's restaurant recommendations nearby-Rolf and Daughters, and had a great meal while sitting at the bar, and met several locals. The Farmers Market is also nearby, either a long walk or short drive.

I would recommend Rick's studio to others wanting a convenient, well-appointed place to stay in Nashville. Rick's house and studio both represent good value.

The only "problem" I had was getting the WiFi to work with my new Macbook Air laptop. Also, the large tree near the garage dripped onto my car parked in the alley behind the studio, but the "sap" washed off easily.