Our group of nine women were completely delighted with our choice of Chateau on Monroe, which--for all but one of us--was a first visit to Nashville. Cindy and Max exceeded our expectations with every aspect of our accommodations. Cindy's architectural design and stylish decorating is perfect for a group our size. Everything is clean and comfortable and every detail thought about. Each bathroom has a hairdryer and a basket of amenities. There's even a curling iron available, as well as razors, lotions, and most anything else you might need. As others have mentioned, there is no shortage of fluffy towels, washcloths and paper products. Lots of closet space, plenty of seating in the living room area, a great deck for morning coffee, comfortable beds, ceiling fans, efficient air conditioning--the list of extra touches is long. The kitchen is stocked with enough starter snacks and K cups for the Keurig coffeemaker to get you started and there is a Kroger store a short walk away. There is some construction going on across the alley at the back of the house (which is where access to the Chateau is), but it was not noisy or bothersome when we were around. About the only very minor inconvenience was avoiding using the alley a few times because of construction equipment, and that was no big deal at all. Cindy and Max are very welcoming, super friendly and open. We liked them so much, we invited them to brunch with us and enjoyed getting to know them a bit better. A special treat was a house concert Max arranged that was somewhere beyond spectacular. Max is an extremely talented songwriter and musician and a well-respected mentor to many up and coming artists. One of them asked him if he was available get together for some jamming and next thing you know, it was set up for several musicians to come upstairs to our digs that evening. To witness their noodling through songs process, hear the stories behind them and have front row seats to stellar talent was an experience we will all treasure forever. (Side note: If you are fortunate enough to be able to have this experience, please show your appreciation by taking up a collection to pay the artists. We did, and gave the $$ to Cindy, who graciously took over from there.) Lastly, the Chateau is located in the Buena Vista neighborhood which is being gentrified (hence all the construction) and adjacent to charming Germantown, which means it is walking distance to several nice restaurants. Brunch at Silo was a highlight, and also dinner at 5th and Taylor was great. The Germantown Café was good for happy hour and we just wish we'd had time to try out more places. The Chateau is also an easy walk from Bicentennial Park, which is beautiful and relaxing, and the co-located Farmer's Market where you can catch a free city bus or jump on the Hop-On/Hop-Off trolley. We used a mix of those, walking, and...