This was my first Airbnb experience and I fear Tiffany may have spoiled me for all others. (She and her kids even left me a bag of Halloween candy on the door.) After renting places in the past through other sites, I was expecting the house to be, say, 20 percent less attractive than the photos promised. But, in this case, it was even prettier than the already-nice photos promised. I felt more like I was living in my own home rather than a vacation rental. It's beautifully decorated--including a you'll-know-you're-in-Nashville guitar by the fireplace. The private patio (with lots of flowers, and cute aqua metal chairs and a table) was a comfy spot for my morning coffee. And the kitchen has the equipment necessary to do plenty of cooking at the house (though, with Mitchell's down the street, you'll probably just want to pick up sandwiches for lunch all the time).

Oh, the bed'll eat you alive. I went to sleep earlier and lazed around in the mornings just cause it was so comfy.

Nashville has long been one of my favorite towns and the house is a great homebase for exploring East Nashville--definitely something you should do while you're in town. It's loaded with new restaurants, bars, and other goodies.

The house is also a good spot for anybody in town on business. I'm a freelance writer and needed to get some work done during the four days I stayed at the house -- the fast wifi and kitchen table made for a good office-away-from-home.

I will definitely keep it in mind for the future.