Wildcrown Properties
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·Aaron·October 2026·Nashville, Tennessee
“This property met expectations and some! There are multiple “hang out” areas for a large group to all be in the house but be able to have some breathing room. The kitchen is fully stocked to facilitate cooking, just bring your food. The location is great with Centennial Park (and the Pantheon attraction) within a 15 min walk and restaurants a short drive down the street.”airbnb
·WaSharion·September 2026·Nashville, Tennessee
“The property was beautiful and accommodating and central located to downtown and airport;, However, guests should be prepared in advance of the number of stairs in the unit for handicap accessible. No clean linen on most beds and most baths not cleaned. Lacked a maintenance/housekeeper check prior to rental. Units lacked essential amenities- broom, iron/board, cookware, etc. I purchased a grille to bring when confirm one didn’t exist, but one was on the rooftop upon arrival - afraid to use it based on confirmation. Overall, I would recommend use of the properties, particularly if minor concerns are addressed.”airbnb
·Jordan·September 2026·Nashville, Tennessee
“House is so cute! Matches pictures very well plenty of room! House could use a deep cleaning if you walk around with no shoes your feet will turn black.”airbnb
·Karla·September 2026·Nashville, Tennessee
“Lots of beds for everyone to crash. We knew there were lots of stairs, but it’s lots of stairs! The property was clean but could stand some general maintenance. We had everything we needed, but there are areas in the bathrooms especially that have water damaged areas & have been well used. The garage is not accessible from the parking out. You have go around the building to access the front door. Overall, great house for a large group but could use a little love & general upkeep. Rooftop was super, it was 100 degrees so we didn’t utilize it but could be fun! We did not find many restaurants or attractions to be walkable. Broadway was only a 10 min or so uber away!”airbnb
·Lizzy·September 2026·Nashville, Tennessee
“We had an absolute blast!!!! Only a few minor problems. There was some utensils that would of been nice like a coffee pot, forks and can opener, more towels/washcloths. The bed in master room was not comfortable and very loud. But overall such a cute place. And beyond enough room for everyone to have their own bed. So spacious and multiple places to hang out.”airbnb
·Michael·August 2026·Nashville, Tennessee
“This property is fine. It's a 20 min walk to downtown and has a few closer options for food, liquor etc. Unfortunately, it provides the absolute bare minimum in terms of amenities -- scratchy towels, missing silverware, etc. It's also in a noticeable state of disrepair. The bunk bed frames were quite literally falling apart with hex bolts that were only finger-tight, and there's a metal canopy on the roof deck that was a good breeze away from collapsing. Not to mention loose door handles and broken odds and ends all across the apartment.”airbnb
·Bryson·June 2026·Nashville, Tennessee
“We were excited for our Nashville stay and appreciated being relocated after the original property’s A/C failed. Unfortunately, the replacement property had broken furniture, damaged beds, mold in the refrigerator ice compartment, an unmaintained rooftop area, and multiple large roaches inside the home. We attempted to contact the host four times during our stay without success and only received a response after contacting the property owner. The only solution offered was cleaning supplies. After checkout, it took nearly two weeks of communication before any resolution was provided. We were ultimately offered only a $100 refund and a booking credit, which had no value to us since we do not plan to book with this company again. Due to the property’s condition, pest issues, poor communication, and inadequate resolution, we would not recommend this company.”airbnb
·Lauren·April 2026·Nashville, Tennessee
“This is a multiple level house with about 57 stairs from the bottom entry way to the roof top so be prepared. But the property is very spacious and we all felt like we had our own private space if needed. There were a couple of the beds that were in trundle form that the trundle mattress had some hair and some stains so we didn’t utilize those. One of the biggest let downs was that there are flyers at the property advertising fairly convenient, flexible hours, and relatively cheap vans that will pick you up and bring you back from downtown. However, when I texted the number the person states the do not travel out that far to the properties address….. Therefore, our group utilized Uber and Lyft to get around and the drive from this property to downtown was anywhere between 12-20 minutes pending traffic, so no complaints there for our convenience! The roof top didn’t appear touched in a while and the light up signs had multiple light bulbs broken. But the view is spectacular!”airbnb
·Horatio·March 2026·Nashville, Tennessee
“No hot water was the only issue. I think I should have been compensated for that. Paying 4k and not having got water is not cool”airbnb
·Kim·February 2026·Nashville, Tennessee
“We booked this Airbnb during an unprecedented ice storm in Nashville. Many residents were without power and their homes were freezing. The Airbnb itself was fine, we only needed a warm shower and heat. Our family’s home ended up getting power after being a week without. We let the owner know that we would be leaving early. All of the major hotel chains in the area, including Hilton were not penalizing local residents for not staying the entire length of their stay because of this major disaster in our city. Even though we left early, and let the owner know, he would only provide us with half credit each night, even though no one else was going to honestly travel to Nashville during an ice storm. This just did not feel fair. I feel like they took advantage of their own local residents during this time. We paid our nights stay, but they still charged us 1/2 of all the nights we didn’t stay, no other hotels did this to locals in the area at this time, only this Airbnb.”airbnb