Such a cool community of creative entrepreneurs! The space is pristine, well-managed and an…read moreinspiration to be in!

Went to a movie premiere here. When I opened the door, I never expected it to be a vibey little…read morespace but it was. They offered a small bar area with beer, wine, and a few premade drinks. I would go to another event here! Only gripe would be how far the restrooms are from the front of the space. I read on the screen they had portables but I never saw them. Personal preference

I attended one of the candlelight concert series. It is a beautiful spot. My biggest complaint was…read moreby the time it was over is when the candles were starting to show. Small bar area, quick easy check in. The fans were a nice touch. Over all excellent experience.

Disclaimer: I have never used WELD professionally, but I have a few friends who have worked out of…read morethe space for years and I've visited. To the untrained eye, WELD may seem like a WeWork, but it's so much more. It is slightly more expensive than WeWork for a space, but here are the benefits: 1) A creative community- The people who make up WELD are some of the most creative people in Nashville. You have a famous podcaster, a personality test tech company, a photographer, and so many more people creating beauty out of ashes. It's an inspiring place to be and you can bounce ideas off of these smart minds. 2) Free studio- There's a giant white room that you can use for free if you're a member for photo shoots and/or video shoots. WeWork doesn't offer that! 3) The space- It's beautiful and in an up and coming part of town. They converted shipping containers into office space. 4) Free coffee- It's from CREMA and it's good. Even as WeWork moves into Nashville, WELD is the place to be if you're a creative and need a space to work.

An open and creative work space that inspires!…read more This is a shared work space between creative professionals. There's a community "kitchen" complete with fridge, microwave, sink, etc. Weld offers an open environment for group work as well as individual spaces. My office used the meeting room for the day to brainstorm and develop a new software plan. Weld was a perfect spot to escape the cubicle and truly inspired us to think outside the box. The energy at Weld promotes creative thinking and helped our team accomplish our goal. Highly recommend this space for any work group! **Warning you must be a member!

InDo Nashville is awesome. The staff are friendly, helpful and attentive to each client's needs. I…read morereally like the work atmosphere, the coffee and the vibey decor. I think my favorite part are the people that hang around this place. They are serious about work but super friendly. If you work alone a lot but miss being around people, this place can fulfill your "water cooler" needs while also support your work ethic. I've been working at InDo for years and I love it.

This place is seriously the best office sharing locations I have had the pleasure of working out of…read morein all of Nashville. The owner John is super creative and talented with his decor and construction. He designed the interior by scratch making each space unique and personalized with music themed art. On the first floor they have plenty of nooks and rooms available for a daily or monthly fee, including a conference room and large performance hall designed for showcases, events and concerts. Indo is tucked away in the more industrial area of the Gulch, so I didn't even know it existed until a friend told me about it. It's a perfect oasis for someone who enjoys a co-sharing space but not overly crowded like some others.

I'll start this off by saying I'm extremely wary of Airbnbs after being disappointed one too many…read moretimes. We decided to take a chance on Urban Nashville and it actually exceeded my expectations in every aspect. The check in process was really easy, and I was so appreciative that they allowed early check in for a small fee. After a 3am flight, it would've been torture to wait until 4pm to check in, so when we were given the option to have our check in be as early as we wanted, I was ecstatic. When we arrived we were blown away by how nice the studio was. Each room was extremely clean and they even had some nice amenities in the bathrooms, which was such a nice touch. The beds were some of the comfiest I've ever slept in at an Airbnb, and the space itself felt very home-y and comfortable. I also loved the fact that there was a washer dryer available for use! If we ever visit Nashville again, we will 1000% be rebooking with Urban Nashville.

I stayed at one of Urban Nashville's properties for a conference I had to attend. I ended up…read morestaying at the Scarritt Bennett Centre, where theology students at Vanderbilt University normally stay during the year. I absolutely loved my time at Scarritt Bennett, it felt like a green oasis of calm in the middle of mid-town Nashville. The room was clean, safe and quiet, I couldn't ask for more. I loved walking through the grounds and walking past the medieval rock labyrinth everyday. Seeing the rabbits scoot about on the grounds, the giant mature trees full of songbirds. In the evening, especially with the Tennessee heat and humidity, the air was full of fireflies. I would not hesitate to stay here again if I'm ever in Nashville again.

A cute, quaint shopping experience in an old brick bldg with lots of history. Wonderful time!read more

Marathon Village is a historic, repurposed 19th-century automobile factory transformed into a…read moreunique complex featuring local shops, restaurants, distilleries, and museums. Located just west of downtown, it houses attractions like Antique Archaeology (from American Pickers), Nelson's Greenbrier Distillery, and the Marathon Motor Works museum. Our visit was relatively brief and was limited to a quick walkthrough, a pen purchase as the Nashville Technical Lounge, whiskey and wine tasting (primarily Gayle and Erin), a Johnny Cash t-Shirt purchase at the "Storyteller" business, a cool look at the vintage cars across the street, and me posing in front of an old Shell Oil gas station. The building itself was worth the visit.

One of my favorite living neighborhoods in the metropolitan Nashville area. The joy is that it is…read moreso close to the Davidson County line, you can be in downtown Nashville in 15 minutes but can enjoy the small town feel and amenities of Hendersonville. Mansker Farms is so price diverse, there's a place for almost every budget. With the lay of the land, you have great choices in elevations and views.

If you're looking for a nice, yet expensive piece of furniture that's a bit different than the…read morelatest trend from Ethan Allen or Haverty's, Elmore's might have it. Their furniture tends to be of the classic type that would belong in Franklin's big old Victorian houses, but it's not necessarily all stuffy and they have a selection of big comfy chairs. I've always liked browsing in this store, but it's the kind of place in which you'd better be ready to throw down some serious money for one classic piece.