This is a great place to stay for a group of college girls traveling together or a family with small children. The location is fantastic and it takes about 10-15 minutes driving to get almost anywhere.
The home itself is nice- it is exactly what it looks like in the photos. I liked the clarity with which the hosts detail their expectations of you, as guests, with what they need you to do. Communication is key and they are very good at that.
I will say that the house has a sort of musty smell that we couldn't put our finger on. It smelled like perhaps there had been a dog inside but when we reached out (the hosts were extremely easy to contact and be in touch with) we were assured there had never been any pets. We understand that Nashville is a big place for seasonal allergies, however the only time we were affected by this was when we were at the house itself. We did not experience any allergy symptoms while exploring Nashville.
We also had an issue with noise. The house is located on the bottom floor of a duplex and on the top floor was a lovely family with a precious (but loud) child. Unfortunately this meant that we were woken up every morning at 6am by stomping through the entire house above us. If you are looking to enjoy Nashville's night-life and perhaps sleep in a bit in the morning, this might be an issue. There is also a noise that comes from the walls that sounds like heat pipes banging on. It is not all the time but would happen at night and in the morning. At first we thought someone was hammering.
Lastly, the beds. They are beautiful and very clean. But the mattresses are extremely soft and very hard to sleep on for anyone who needs any kind of support.
I think that this is a lovely place to stay and the hosts have done a lot to make their "system" work. I just wish that perhaps other guests were more honest in their review of the property. For us, a lack of sleep do to poor mattress quality, a pervasive smell and a loud child stomping around upstairs really hindered our ability to enjoy this property.