TL/DR: Hard pass. Nashville is big enough for better accommodations at this price point.
Long version:
First, the first photos in the ad are misleading. The building with the pool is not where you will stay. You will stay in the building without the pool and a view of the parking lot, which is narrow and difficult to navigate in a compact car.
The photos of the inside are moderately accurate. Upon entering the room, it smells of something stale – like old cigarettes, but I am not exactly sure what that smell is. The first thing I did was open the door, and then grab a broom to sweep off the area right in front of the entrance door. It was dirty. The paint on the closet door is chipped and the bathroom door is out of true, so is difficult to close. Overall, this unit is not well kept. Note that the cleaning service had been there: the towels, bathroom, and bedding seemed clean.
We stayed here for 3 nights. On our first night here, we were accosted by a “neighbor” as we parked the car. This neighbor asked for a ride to get help her daughter with gas for her car. We politely drove this person a mile to a housing project nearby. The neighbor asked for gas money, and we declined. At this point, we felt that safety was an issue.
With that safety in mind, half of the lights on the upstairs balcony near the front do not work. The building is dark and poorly lit.
Thinking about safety, I realized on our final night that the fire alarm is near the door, rather than between the bed and the kitchen. Furthermore, it is about 2 feet from the ceiling. By the time smoke is 2’ down in the room, you might not have a chance to get out. The fire alarm is visible in the photos. The stairs to the balcony are wood and seemed to as I climbed or descended them. Had I realized all this ahead of time, we would not have stayed here. The rental is a fire trap.