The location of the place was perfect. It was clean and decently equipped and the maintenance and the staff on site were pleasant and helpful. The host, on the other hand, paled in comparison.
We were in Nashville for only two nights and we spent the first 2 1/2 hours uselessly wasting time as she ran us around in circles. First, she recommended a place for brunch that was not only out of the way, it was CLOSED! Granted, I can understand that you didn’t know they were closed. Picture this, we are all excited about our trip, we land in Nashville, excitement heightens, we hop in an Uber trusting the host we give him the name of the brunch spot she recommended. We think it’s odd that we don’t seem to be going near where the action is, but we roll with it. Uber drops us off and drives away, then we realize the place is closed. We searched for closest place and walked up the biggest hill in Nashville with our luggage in tow to Husk and had a bite to eat. We liked Husk, so we just rolled with it - but... we’ve been to Nashville one other time and ate at Husk, so wouldn’t have been my 1st choice as we actually travel for NEW experiences.
The she sent us 20 minutes even further away. Luckily we realized we were being sent way out of our way, so we redirected the Uber to the place. Thankfully we realized this or we would have spend another $35 for an Uber to go back and get our luggage AND waste even more time.
Sure do like the location, but a little hosting effort could have made our stay perfect. Instead of adding to the experience, the hosts input actually took away from our experience.