Overall, we had a good stay in Nashville and enjoyed staying in such a historic part of town. The apartment was clean and has lots of Nashville charm.
The one major downfall for us was we were promised three beds under the listing, but upon pulling the sofa bed out, realized it was broken and could not get it to lie flat. While we made it “work” for the stay (lying crooked at an angle), we were frustrated that we paid such a high dollar for the place when we could have stayed in a super nice hotel for the same price (each of us with our own real bed). We had wanted to stay all in one place for our girls trip! When brought the issue up to the owner, nothing was done for our stay and we felt somewhat ignored when asking if we could get it fixed. The owner said a new couch was under order and then a sorry when we were checking out.
And this might be why I probably won’t use AirBnB again because the owner wouldn’t/couldn’t do anything and we were under obligation to give money at the point as per the strict cancellation policy. If I am paying a good few pennies for an accommodation, I expect working condition. If not, a discount, an opt out of the contract, or a handyman sent ASAP. We felt trapped in staying there and are a little bitter about having stayed there.
Also, the listing owner has nothing to do with this, the building owner does, but: 1) the hallway smells like cat litter; 2) the pool was cloudy in mid-July; and 3) the pool bathroom was horrrrrrendously dirty.