My stay at Rick's place was very good in many categories.
I arrived in Nashville for a two night stay, Monday night through Wednesday morning. I was attending a conference at the Music City Convention hall in Nashville some 3 miles (approximately)
from the unit. I wanted to try out AirB&B instead of staying at a conference hotel which was very expensive.
1. The apartment was clean, neat, and well-appointed.
2. Rick had a notebook with things to do in and around the neighborhood: places to eat, how to get to downtown.
3. Parking was ok, but a bit contorted to get into and out of, one had to back out down the driveway.
4. When I arrived I went into the wrong unit but instead of telling me to move right that instant to the other unit,
he did not say anything until the next day when I was already at the conference with my phone not working properly.
5. On Tuesday morning I left the apartment at 6:45 AM to make an 8:00 AM session.
I was going to stay the entire day and part of the night at the conference because
it was an important day to meet people and see the presentations. I would have liked to gone back to the apartment, but it was too complicated and expensive
to return to the apartment and then go back to the convention center etc.
6. He tried to contact me but my phone was not working properly, so I never found out about
him wanting to move me to the other unit until he actually moved me into the other unit. Surprise! I had
stayed at the conference downtown because there was a general reception which lasted until 9:00 PM Tuesday night.
When I came home to the front door, he had changed the keypad so I could not get in the unit.
That was very frustrating to me after a long, tiring day at the conference.
7. So for a guest who has many things to do in Nashville, the service was not the best. I was
disappointed in the end because it left an unfortunate mistrust for me as a guest.
Some things that might be improved is some signage in the entry lobby about the existence of the two units, one on the first floor and one on the second. I had no idea that there were two rental units in the building.