For the cost, we were a little disappointed with the location - you'll definitely need to plan on Ubering to any of Nashville's main destinations. We also found the beds/bedding to be EXTREMELY uncomfortable. The majority of the pillows were unusable because they were so thick and firm, all three guests in my party either ended up using throw pillows from the couch or making do with the other pillows that were provided, which were so thin they almost felt like sleeping on a folded up towel. The beds were also quite hard to sleep on - I'm not sure exactly what's going on there, but I think they perhaps have added mattress toppers, but my husband and I, who are in our early 30's and not terribly picky - found the beds extremely uncomfortable. I mention this primarily because I would forewarn anyone who may have back issues - it was difficult getting a good nights sleep. The house was clean, however, and while I definitely expected a slightly higher-end home for what we paid, the kitchen was large and the host was responsive when I messaged that we had run out of toilet paper and could not find any coffee pods for the Keurig. It is also a three-minute walk to the famous Hattie B's, which we really enjoyed. They also accommodated a late check-out on Sunday due to airport delays, which was very much appreciated.
I have never left a "rough" review on AirBnB before, but I do think that there are some upgrades needed for the price point and to ensure a more comfortable stay. The check-out instructions were also quite detailed for what we paid for this rental - they asked for counters and surfaces to be cleaned, towels and bedding to be removed and put in the washing machine, trash to be taken out... I know this is not necessarily uncommon with Airbnb's, but again - for the price, we could have been at a hotel and not have had to basically flip the house for the next guests.