Urban Nashville Vacation Rentals
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·Jazmina·October 2026·Nashville, Tennessee
“The host was super responsive, friendly, and helpful. Thank you! The property is what appears to be an old motel. Overall the place is cozy, but requires serious deep cleaning and maintenance. The couches are old and droopy, the seals in the washroom are decomposing, the mattresses visibly worn down, including a bed frame leg which subbed my toe no less than 30 times in 6 days, a cockroach in the bathtub, and a stale musk in the air- hopefully not mould. I got woken up by noisy neighbours at 2-5am, partying in the common area. For $1,600 I’d expect maintenance to be taken care of. It’s severely overpriced. Plus if you’re going to ask me to clean, don’t charge a cleaning fee! On a positive note, the bbq down the street is great, the host was kind, and the location was decent to get around town with Ubers.”airbnb
·Teresa·October 2026·Nashville, Tennessee
“Everything was great except pool and hot tub were under maintenance. Hard to find elevators etc. Great location and not as noisy as I expected near the train tracks. Perfect over all!”airbnb
·Nicole·October 2026·Nashville, Tennessee
“Great place and location but floors were very filthy and made our feet black from the dirt!”airbnb
·Courtney·September 2026·Nashville, Tennessee
“This is our second time staying here and we love it. The only issue we had was the location had some business people attend and took up the whole parking lot. They should make them park in overflow because we pay to stay there. I wish we had a king size bed in that big of a room but the room was very clean and very nice. We loved the washer and dryer.”airbnb
·David·September 2026·Nashville, Tennessee
“Nice spot , close to everything , couch sucked but other then that it was chill”airbnb
·Gabriel·May 2026·Nashville, Tennessee
“It’s an upstairs unit only NOT the whole place, you can’t use backyard and the floor feels like it’s gonna fall through. Construction going through the weekend 10 hour a day. Place is horrible, don’t leave a beer on the counter or they’ll charge you a cleaning fee”airbnb
·Margot·May 2026·Nashville, Tennessee
“The only issue was no Coffee which should have been stated.”airbnb
·David·April 2026·Nashville, Tennessee
“Had a good stay for a few nights! The location is perfect. Downtown Nashville/Broadway is walkable (about 30-35 minutes) or a quick uber away. Public transit is readily accessible as well. We had no issues staying for a few days without a car. The location is very unique inside of an old college campus. We had fun exploring the halls and the unique architecture made coming home at the end of the day quite relaxing. There were some unorthodox rules we encountered such as no alcohol, even in your own private space, and opening a window leading to a $150 fine. Further, this unit specifically is directly above AC units. We visited in a hotter month and you could hear them kick on quite often. The bed was quite stiff and the linens included were scratchy.”airbnb
·Kathryn·April 2026·Nashville, Tennessee
“This apartment is in a great location and made it really easy to walk just about everywhere, which we really appreciated. That said, a couple things didn’t quite match expectations. The listing advertises three beds, but one of those is a pullout couch that was extremely uncomfortable and not realistically usable for sleeping, which made a difference for our group. We also asked about early check-in and were told it would be available for an additional $200, even though the unit had been empty the night before. For a place that was already fairly pricey for what it offered, it started to feel like we were being nickel and dimed. Overall, you are really paying for the location here, and while the stay was fine, a few details could be improved to better match what’s advertised.”airbnb