The location of the property was the most redeeming thing about Host Extraordinaire's place.
The host did not have the correct check-in date in their system (outside Airbnb), so they were not prepared for us to arrive. We were planning on using their checked bag service, but no information was provided, so we instead got to go into the property early (which seemed cool).
Upon entering the property, we found damage throughout. There was a hole in the wall, the Murphy bed was damage, beer pong table destroyed, broken glass on the rooftop (that was never cleared), deteriorating corn hole game, bugs, and other dust or dirty floors.
Since we had hoped to spend more time on the rooftop, we requested that they would bring a table to replace the broken one they removed. They assured us that it would be replaced the next afternoon, but it never came even after asking again. They said they would bring it by the afternoon we checked out which does not help us if we have already left.
While gathering our things and picking up to get ready to check out, we realized how extensive their list is that they have you do in order not to be charged any additional cleaning fees. For the amount of work we did, it is entirely unreasonable that we should have to pay a $120 cleaning fee. We had to sweep the floors, strip the beds, take out all the trash from all the rooms, clean the countertops, etc. I understand we should leave things in a tidy spirit, because this is not a hotel, but if we are paying that high of a cleaning fee, you think they would cover most of it.
I would recommend staying at another location in Nashville.