A few things about this stay. It was slightly awkward. You can tell this is basically a hotel for Airbnb's not a home that someone rents out. I'll start with the goods things.
Nice location. 10 min walk to Broadway. Easy check in - had to pay $40 to park in a garage where the gate never closed, but it was fine, I expected to pay to park. Updated my reservation to include my fiancé last minute, no issues. As far as a place to sleep close to the festivities it worked great. The attendant at the front desk was very helpful in getting the keys from the lock box bank and giving me a parking pass.
Now for the weird things. This place was basically an empty shell with Ikea furniture. It didn't really look like the picture much. It did have a few pieces shown but mostly it was lack-luster and extremely sterile. There is NOTHING going on in this apartment but sleeping. It doesn't have ANYTHING one would expect from an Airbnb. The walls are mostly bare, and so is everything else. It literally had one blanket, two towels, and two robes. That's it. There was no coffee, no salt and pepper, no paper towels, no ice in the ice tray. Two cans of water. It mostly just felt like a cheap parody of what I expected from this listing. If you are looking to do any in-home cooking or relaxing, it won't be here unless you bring all the comfy things from home that you want or need. There was no balcony in our unit. The shades are paper thin and don't block out any light at all. The cupboards are so bare it pretty much shocked me. It's like whoever is hosting this literally went to Ikea bought a bed, a nightstand, couch and buffet and that's it. No pictures on the walls, no personalized touches anyway at all. I've stayed in Nashville at Airbnb's before and they were much nicer and much better stocked; had more thought put into the décor and comfort - for way cheaper. I paid almost $300 for this room overnight and would have had more amenities and got more out of my money just staying at a hotel. They advertise a coffee bar in the lobby (maybe to make up for the lack of everything else they don't provide) but it's just a carafe and cups; no creamer or anything like that. There is a lemon water carafe down there as well.
So - overall, like I said - it wasn't bad; it was just weird. It provided what it said it would, just half-heartedly and wholly without warmth. This might be great for a group of younger kids who don't care about anything other than getting drunk and crashing out when you stumble home, but for my fiancé and I, it was just a 2 out of 5. We enjoy the vibe of a place and it was really just missing here badly.