Me and my friends had an incredible time in Nashville!
PROs
The location and size of the loft was great. Easy to find and get into the building. Only one and a half blocks to all the action in the honky tonk bars. Plenty of Middle Eastern food stands close by for late night munchies. Inside was nice, cool and quiet so we able to sleep well. Plenty of space for 4 guests but I would not recommend for 6 people as we felt crammed and there were not enough amenities for 6.
CONs
The loft is clearly managed by a property management company so don’t expect the above and beyond attentiveness from someone that actually owns/lives in the loft.
We flew in from Los Angeles on a red eye flight so asked the day before if we could check in early. But we did not get a response regarding an earlier check in the day of from our host so we had to wait 5 hours in a bar down the street with all our luggage. Not a pleasant experience after a red eye flight with a layover in Chicago. We were willing to pay extra for an early check in.
When it was time to check in at 3pm, the access code did not work. Our host was NOT responding. Luckily, a maintenance worker saw us locked out in the hallway and opened the door with his “master” access code.
Upon entering the loft, there were only 4 shower towels despite clearly making the reservation for 6 guests. I asked for two extra towels and asked when can we expect them but got no answer from our host. We found them outside our loft on the floor the next morning which meant 2 of us did not shower that day.
It was apparent the loft was not thoroughly cleaned before we checked in. There was hair in the shower drain, dog hair on the rug and bits of plastic wrap on the kitchen counter top.
When it came time to go to sleep, there was no bed sheet and blanket for the sofa bed. Luckily, we kept the free blankets from our United flight to use as blankets. Not a pleasant experience. At this point we were tired of having to bring up issues with the loft so we just focused on having a great time in Nashville.