This review is lengthy but definitely worth reading. I am going to be as fair as possible in regards to this review. I booked this condo as a get-away with my best friend. We booked for 3 nights. The location was accurate as in a downtown setting but the walk to the main area was definitely a bit longer than expected. Nonetheless, we walked but only during the day. It is not safe to walk at night. The property is across the street from a juvenile detention and booking center. There is barbed wire all along the fencing across the street. I don't care about that but as far as first impressions go, that could ruin it for some. The main issue with this property is safety. Plain and simple. The unit is clean, neat, and nicely decorated- exactly as the pictures show. It does have a pool that was great. It is next to the river- pretty. It does have a fitness center however it is approximately a 15 minute walk down to the other end of the complex. I did not stay long enough to use the fitness center so I cannot comment on that. So the descriptions regarding this unit are, in fact, accurate. Where things go wrong is what isn't said in the listing. The front door to this unit literally overlooks a homeless camp. Maybe 20 feet from the front door is a short wooden fence then topped with a chain link section. You look over this fence directly into several homeless camps set up. Sleeping bags, pillows, tents, clothes, food, and all the garbage you can imagine. This is the first thing you will see upon your walk up the stairs and upon going to your front door. The front door has lost much of its seal and around the actual knob, the paint is heavily chipped and scratched at. This area is damaged and looks as though it was attempted to be broken into several times. However the keypad worked fine. As soon as I arrived and saw these conditions, I called the host Amanda. Amanda was very responsive and kind to me as I was already very worried and regretting my decision to stay here. She advised me that the front door has always been this way from other guests trying to open the door (?). She also assured me that the homeless camp was old, cleaned out, and not used any more. I was still hesitant but agreed to stick it out. Later that afternoon, three homeless people showed up at the camp and hung out beneath their tents for several hours. I ignored it, they weren't hurting us, who cares. Yes Amanda said otherwise but maybe she had not been there in a while and did not know the current conditions. We stayed the night and were fine. We went out and had a great time in Nashville the next day. Upon returning home the next evening, again there were...