This place was okay, not great. On the positive side, the apartment was clean and generally nicely furnished. The kitchen had all the amenities you need for home cookin. Toiletries, hairdryer, washer/dryer etc. were provided also. That said, some of the things in the apartment, including the standing and wall lamps, were not working properly. Curtains and curtain rods were missing. The bath tub glazing was chipping and peeling off.
The main issue, however, is the neighborhood. The apartment complex itself is gated, which doesn't surprise me. The neighborhood is a bit rough--don't walk around there by yourself at night. I stayed here five nights. The police were dispatched to the housing complex across the street at least twice while I was there. One night, they moved into the neighborhood in large numbers (I counted at least eight cars) and taped off the entire street as "active crime scene". Loud yelling ensued for about an hour. Because I am a pregnant woman traveling by myself, I was worried and checked the Nashville PD active dispatch site. Apparently, there had been both a shooting and an aggravated assault in the housing complex across the street from the apartment. Could be just bad luck of course, but this didn't make me feel super safe there.
The apartment complex is also far off from any amenities. No restaurants or grocery stores are in walking distance (again, I wouldn't recommend walking much there anyways) so to get anything/anywhere you always had to call an Uber. The trouble is, because there is nothing around, there were usually no Ubers or Lyfts in proximity, so you had to wait 15-25 minutes for a car to pick you up.
It worked for me since I was doing research at Fisk University, which is only a block away, and again, the apartment itself was clean and reasonably nice. I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone, who loves to walk in a neighborhood with amenities, or for tourists, who want to explore Nashville--you will spend a lot of money on Uber rides.