It's located in downtown Nashville, close to the tourist area with a lot of restaurants to choose…read morefrom. A new building with an interesting concept. It's apartments, it's condo's and a small boutique hotel wrapped in a pretty package. All 3 is correct! The top floors are condo's, then about 140 apartments are considered a boutique hotel with the rest of the apartments rented out. They have a dog walking area for those with dogs, a pool a social area and exercise area. What I can do is report on the boutique hotel. You will not get a daily room cleaning like you would at your standard hotels, what you do get is privacy, a kitchen to cook your own meals or make coffee, the standard toiletries, and linens. Which is great for those people that travel 100% of the time for work reasons. With drug stores around the corner from the apartment building and a bodega type of grocery store a couple of blocks away, that's a win-win situation right there!

This apartment building is full of Toxic Black Mold. My…read moreapartment is all Black Mold. The management team is awful. They consistently ignored the problem, telling me it was my fault. Ridiculous. DON'T move here regardless how many months free rent they want to shell out

My boyfriend and I were lookIng into getting a new apartment so on a whim we decided to go check…read moreout Bells Bluff. We were immediately greeted by the most awesome woman named Hayden. She didn't waste any time (which is exactly my style). She took us immediately to the apartment with the best view and we were sold right then and there. The best part about Hayden is that we didn't leave confused on what any of the fees will be ( a lot of big apartment complex try to throw in hidden fees and not let you be aware until you are physically signing the lease. ). So that night we went home and filled out our application and paid the fee. Within the next 2 days we had the deposit paid and everything in order. A few days later we decided we wanted to switch to a 2 bedroom. She made it EFFORTLESS. There were no issues and she made us feel no amount of stress at alll. We love the apartment so much and she has been so prompt with answering any email we have with questions about things related to the apartment. I recommend this apartment to everyone because it is SO nice, but what made it even nicer was working with someone as knowledgeable and willing to help as Hayden. I'm looking forward to the rest of our lease here and could even see us re-signing.

They market EV charging but the prices are insultingly high. It would cost me $400 to charge my car…read moreat these rates. They're betting on your not checking and plugging up unaware that they're charging $6-10 per kwh.

I had booked this place months ago and it was BentoLiving, but a couple of weeks ago, I got a…read morenotification saying it is now Placemakr Wedgewood-Houston. Not sure if they'll make a new page or transition this one after the name change, but leaving my review here for now, since Google maps still has it listed as BentoLiving, if you are looking to stay there it is now called Placemakr and this review is post-transition :) ***LOCATION*** Very conveniently located. It isn't in the city, but it is only a 30 minute walk. We drove here but wanted to walk to go out and avoid taking Ubers and 30 minutes is do-able. If you do want to Uber, it is also close enough to not cost too much. They have a vertical parking situation behind the building but it is 28$ a night I beleive. When we arrived there were plenty of parallel parking spots out front that looked safe and no signs saying parking wasn't allowed. We parked right out front and had no issues and it was free! There were other cars parked there with no stickers or passes, so I am assuming it is public parking. Nothing had a time limit or anything, and we didn't get booted so that is good! ***EXPERIENCE*** Great experience, the check-in was smooth! Just note that the entrance is in the back, coming in from the vertical parking. We were a little lost at first. I think someone saw us on the cameras because they came outside to let us in. We arrived late and it was dark so that didn't help. I love the concept of apartment-style rooms to feel at home and not in a Hotel. I am a huge fan of unique hotels and not just standard rooms. I like if there is something unique in the style or layout, so that is also why I chose this place! The balcony was very nice as was the rooftop! Had 0 noise issues. Others said they heard a train, but I didn't hear anything. There was a slight noise in the bathroom coming from the ceiling but it wasn't bad and if the door was closed it was fine. I think we were also upgraded possibly, because I was expecting a studio with a bed that pulled down from the wall but we had a whole one bedroom suite!! Not sure if it was intentional, but if so that was very nice! Loved that the kitchen was fully equipped! The TV was also nice, you could connect directly to your phone to play music. ***STAFF*** Friendly and very helpful! Literally came out to get us! They also let us keep our things there the next day during the day while we were out visiting Nashville! ***FOOD/DRINKS*** They have a little convenience store downstairs and Redbulls in the lobby. It was closed when we were there, but seemed nice! There is also a full kitchen in the rooms with everything you need to cook/clean!! ***PRICE*** It was pretty expensive. All rooms in Nashville are expensive, especially the weekend, but this one was about 300$ when I booked on Booking. The prices looked even higher on the site, so they may be more now with the name change. I also booked a smaller room with a pull down bed and it looks like I got an upgrade. ***BATHROOMS*** Liked the bathroom and love when hotels have more than just a shampoo-body wash combo for everything. They had body wash, shampoo, conditioner, lotion, etc and it all smelled amazing! ***CONCLUSION*** Would definitely recommend as for when I booked it seemed to be the most affordable place to stay. It is just close enough to the center to walk, but far enough to be slightly less expensive than other hotels. Other hotels in the center looked dated and boring for twice the price! My only complaint is that it did feel a tad unfresh. I wouldn't say unclean because the sheets were clean and the bathroom but there was no clean smell and the couch looked a little gross due to the material. It was like a scratchy material and you could see some dust on it. Even in the closet there were dust balls. Like nothing so disgusting like roaches or anything but maybe this room hadn't been booked in a while, idk, it just definitely didn't feel fresh. I know it is an apartment-style and I loved that vibe, but it also came with a very lived-in feel of a dorm or something rather than fresh clean smell of a hotel. That would be my only complaint. It was pretty expensive, so I'd love more of a fresh feel, but overall still highly recommend!!

This is one of the best hotels that I have stayed at! Instead of your normal hotel, BentoLiving's…read moreconcept is apartment style hotel which features all the comforts of home. Many of the amenities that you enjoy at home can be found at Bento including washer + dryer, full kitchen including stove, oven, dishwasher, full fridge and freezer. Utensils, cookware like pots and pans and cutlery included. The "living" part really blends your home lifestyle to your vacation life whether its making a home cooked meal, curling on the couch or just doing your laundry. A first for me is a pull out bed from above the wall behind the yellow couch. Amazing, functional and space saving, what a great concept! The best part was how COMFORTABLE the pillow and the bed was. This location is right next to the train tracks and yes the train does run at night. They include ear plugs for you. Everything is clean and brand new looking. Very well maintained. The ladies are the front desk was also friendly and helpful. There is a fully stocked marketplace downstairs to get food, gifts etc. The only negative was the $38 (ouch!) valet parking. If the hotel offered free parking on site that would be a huge plus.

I love The Residences at Capital View! The area is terrific and very walkable, and the building is…read moreclean, with an excellent, friendly, and professional staff. I especially loved working with Patti, one of the leasing agents here. I've known her as a resident for several years, and she was invaluable and savvy in helping me renew my lease this year. The maintenance staff, including Moe and Ryan, and our outstanding concierge, Stanley, are accommodating, upbeat, and seem to enjoy working here, which adds that extra special touch. Thank you to everyone on the team for all that you do! I highly recommend moving here!

Unfortunately, our experience at Capitol View has been extremely disappointing, leading us to not…read morerenew our lease and jump at the opportunity to leave. Our first issue with the building started when we first moved, when we discovered a significant roach infestation in our original apartment, which ultimately required us to relocate to another unit within the property. This experience was traumatic and unacceptable for a "luxury" apartment. However, even with the roaches, the worst problem capital view has is the management. Over Labor Day weekend I saw a man hiding in a stall in the women's locker room, which led me to telling management about the incident. Given the nature of the incident, we expected management to conduct a thorough investigation, address any security vulnerabilities, and clearly communicate what steps were being taken to protect residents. Instead, the first response I received from management, who is still employed there, was that "they would not have been liable if anything were to happen to me." Regardless of the fact that this statement is blatantly incorrect, that type of response is extremely inappropriate in a situation like this. Management chose to take zero steps to mitigate a potentially dangerous situation, such as installing cameras in the hallway outside of the locker room or installing a lock on the door. They also misrepresented the steps they claimed they were taking to address the issue. We discovered this by asking security whether those measures were actually being implemented, and security told us that they had never even been informed of the incident. If that were not enough, management then told residents that I was lying about the situation when those residents brought their own concerns to management regarding the same issues. They also claimed that they did not see a man on the cameras, while, in the same breath, telling me that there were no cameras in that hallway capable of showing who was entering or exiting the women's locker room. These statements are directly contradictory and further demonstrate the lack of transparency and seriousness with which management handled the situation. Between our experience with the pest infestation, having to relocate apartments, and the subsequent handling of a serious security concern, we ultimately lost confidence in the property and its management. If you're considering renting here, I strongly recommend looking elsewhere. Residents should be able to feel safe and confident that serious concerns will be taken seriously. Unfortunately, that has not been our experience at Capitol View.

The people leaving good reviews here must be owners renting out. Do not rent here, especially if…read morethe owner uses a third party to manage the apartment - whose name starts with an A. Even one of the building office employees told me that they have heard many complaints from tenants who rent through A*** properties. The building manager whose name also starts with an A does not care about you either. The maintenance people of the BUILDING (not your apartment) are super nice and wonderful people.

When you rent an apartment, you give the landlord a lot of information about yourself and very…read moreoften you've only visited the apartment for 10 or 15 minutes. So I hope this thorough review helps you decide if the Enclave condominium is the right place for you. First off, if you're considering living in a condo in the midtown area, then the Enclave should be on your list. It is a beautiful and spacious condo complex near Vandy, Belmont, and Green Hills that has been recently renovated. I have been a resident here for the past 3 years now. I live in a 2 beds 2 baths condo unit with my sister and we love it. One of the things that really drew me to this place was the tall windows with amazing views of nature. I love when the natural light illuminates a room on a bright sunny day. Great for the neural cells. That's what you get when you live here. There are high ceilings throughout and a spacious living room. The dining area is good sized. There's a master bedroom with en suite bathroom. The other bedroom and bathroom are separate from one another. Both bedrooms have walk-in closets. The Kitchen features stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, cooktop, Oven and ample storage. It also includes a built-in wine cooler, dishwasher, microwave, and a nice fridge. You also get a washer and dryer in the unit. I have to say that one of the drawbacks of my unit is the carpet. Our condo unit is carpeted throughout, except in the kitchen, bathrooms and entrance area. Ideally, i would've prefer all wooden floors because no one likes to deal with carpet stains. I know I don't! It's not a huuuuuge big deal tough. The amenities are some of the best features of this complex. First, the complex has a gated entrance to the community. As a resident, you get two parking passes, 1 visitor parking pass (for your guests), and 1 garage parking spot. The Enclave features a Fitness center- Bike Room - Package Room - Work area with Free WiFi - Clubhouse with pool table and TV - Event space (with reservations) - Free Coffee. The Coffee area has a Starbucks brewing coffee machine and it is also stocked with tea bags, sugar and hot chocolate. Gimme!! The area is accessible 24/7 to all residents free of charge. Pet owners are most welcome. This building is pet friendly. My two beautiful Persian cats loved running around the apartment. For all my "go green" folks, the building has a recycling place, which was a plus for me. The management folks here are amazing. They would email you when you get a package delivered to the main receiving area. If you have any issues with your condo, the management will send a maintenance person to check it out. In the pre-Covid times, they would host Christmas holiday parties for all of their residents to get together. During Covid, big gatherings were not allowed obviously. The management folks followed Covid guidelines and took safety precautions to ensure everyone's safety. I am SO glad to live here and would recommend this place to anyone!

Olympus Midtown was the best apartment living experience I've ever had. Loved the apartment, rent…read morecost, and location. It's in walking distance of lots of things and a 2-3 minute or $5 Uber ride. What made the experience so great though, was the staff. Hands down best management and maintenance staff ever. They were always quick to respond to any of the tiny issues we experienced and always there to answer questions or help with any problems. Thanks for the great living experience! Best apartment community in Nashville!!

I never write reviews. But I have time today. If you genuinely want to rent an apartment here- read…read morebelow. Bottomline- do NOT rent here, your money can easily go further in Nashville in a more quiet, renovated, unit or house in a better neighborhood. Speaking as someone who works in healthcare, I thought perhaps this would be a quieter, convenient part of midtown. I have moved out of the property in 2025 and my one year experience was nothing short of a nightmare 1.) Noise- sadly with the growth of Nashville, these apartment complexes that have been built are paper thin. Note the building is right off of a busy intersection/near the hospital. You will hear every car whizzing by. You will wear ear plugs, perhaps play background nature sounds off your Alexa at bedtime- you will still hear the noise. You won't have a chill Saturday/Sunday/evening to relax without the sounds right off the road (cars, construction, hospital noise) 2.) Rent fluctuation- the rent will cost one thing one month and suddenly the next month cost something totally different. Zero transparency. 3.) Not the greatest/safest neighborhood. Sketchy/may have homeless vagrants sleeping across the street. Be aware you are approaching North Nashville for what it is worth. 4.) If you have an electric car- good luck supposedly having "free charging" with very limited access to charge your car 5.) Any way that management can "get you" with excess charges that are unheard of in your supposed "utilities bill" 6.) Good luck getting your deposit back. You will not. You can pay someone to clean the place upon clean out only to find that management will ambiguously assess charges on the back end. These are not only my views but also reflect a lot of the tenants with whom I have become friends with when discussing experiences living at Olympus. Consider renting at the newer Margeux complex next door or anywhere else. It's just not worth it.

Now that the Ram management is gone, I am so much happier here! That girl Sara Loggins was a very…read morehostile person. Her assistants Jad and Jessi were very nice but it didn't do much since Sara was the boss. Anyway, she's been gone for about 2 weeks now. The new management seems competent and friendly. Feel free to view my first review which has all the objective pros and cons. At this point, I'd like to put out what I feel are the biggest pros and cons to me. PROS (+) Location- AMAZING! off West End, near Centennial park, close to Vanderbilt and Belmont and a bunch of hospitals and downtown and Broadway's Honky Tonk bars, 15-20 minutes from airport, 15 minutes from huge outlet, 5 minutes from Green Hills Mall, lots of nearby activities. Dog Park next-door. (+) Convenience- elevators, appliances in unit (dishwasher, washer/dryer, fridge, stove, microwave). The washer and dryer does a countdown to let you know how much time you have left. The dishwasher has a 1 hour wash function. Can pay online or walk a check to first floor. There is a digital thermostat in unit, bath and shower, linen closet, and small walk in closet. Great lighting in bathroom, closet and kitchen. Bike storage room. Indoor mailboxes. Vaulted ceilings. Trash chutes on every floor. (+) Friendly management and maintenance staff. Residents are mostly nice, I've come across maybe 2 rude and unfriendly residents but they're the minority. (+) Not entirely carpeted which was more costly for the original builders. (+) While the apartment doesn't insulate noise that well, it is pretty warm during the winters and cool during the summers. CONS (-) Walls are thin- it can get loud. Courtyard gets really loud and you can hear a lot of it. Walls and windows aren't great at insulating this out. (-) Parking and garage- not enough spaces! And the garage gate only opens with the remote but what about for delivery people or guests? The top deck has no protection which causes residents in the building on Long boulevard to park below during rainy or snowy nights. The exit/ entrance lane is just wide enough for one car although it should be two lanes. Also garage doors sometimes don't open!! I can never find parking in the garage and if I do, I have to walk pretty far to get to my car. (-) Small details- In unit, no coat closet at entrance, no lighting in living room area or bedroom area, and private balcony not very private. In building, gym doesn't have much equipment and packages sometimes get delivered to management (no notification system). The packages are supposed to go to your door or your mailbox but instead they can sit at the management office for days. Not enough dog posts (baggy dispenser and trash can) which means some irresponsible owners let their dogs poop on the grass and don't pick up. Home owners living next door are very aware of that and because of this, they keep a close eye on people with dogs. Elevators sometimes don't work. It feels like maybe once a month. That sucks. (-) I'm paying $1,390/ month for a one bedroom. I was looking for something for like $900, but for the prime location, I guess its worth it... the price does seem slightly jacked up though. Ideas for improvement: Aside from the 4 (-)'s, I would love it if they had a computer lab (desktop computers, printers, and fax machines in case of emergencies). For people who are wheelchair bound, those using a bike, or carrying large objects/ lots of groceries it would be so helpful if they could make the doors automatic so people wouldn't have to struggle with the doors. (maybe have a security post 5 feet from door where we can swipe our fob to ensure the building is still secure but also making it convenient by having the doors open for us if needed). And the downstairs garage gets really dusty so it would be helpful if there was a car cleaning area, but I guess thats asking a lot... Overall, this place is pretty awesome though! Just make sure that you seriously consider which apartment to choose in the building if you choose West End Village. I was stuck in the building to the left (on Long Boulevard) that has 2 or 3 bedrooms in each unit and is only 2 floors tall. Basically, you're directly on the street and you can literally hear people walking past your windows on the sidewalks and cars driving by. Its horrible! As for the main building that is basically a square, I chose an apartment on the inner part, facing the pool. The upside is that I knew I wouldn't have to worry about cars driving by and hearing that, but I do occasionally hear people talking in the pool courtyard. You can also hear muffled sounds from your neighbors. My apartment is pretty nice but I know for a fact that they're not all like this since I had to live in a different apartment for 2 months. Just make sure you consider the location of the apartment within this property or you could be miserable.

I had an appointment for an in person tour and no one showed up. The leasing office was closed. And…read morethey can't say they were in another tour as there were no signs. Very unprofessional. Shows the kind of management to expect.

The Everett Review…read more The Everett Apartments, nestled within the elegance and energy of Nashville Yards, are nothing short of a revelation in luxury living. As someone who was--and still is--a part of the New York glitterati, accustomed to an elevated standard and famously hard to please, I can say with absolute confidence that The Everett delivers an experience that feels both familiar and profoundly comforting. It carries the rare quality of making you feel at home. The apartments themselves are exquisitely opulent, designed with a level of refinement that speaks directly to those who know luxury intimately. From the high-end finishes and thoughtfully selected materials to the premium appliances that blend form and function seamlessly, every detail feels intentional. The residences are elegant yet warm--spaces that don't just impress, but invite you to live fully and beautifully within them. What truly distinguishes The Everett , however, is its people. Concierges: *Charlina (Chi) *Karissa *Steve *Chris *Jasmine Maintenance team: *Thomas *Justin Housekeeping: *Maria *Walter Leasing department: *Alex (leasing manager) *Maria (assistant manager) *Jordan *Haley *Sarah Everyone of these individual upholds a standard of hospitality and excellence that New Yorkers recognize instantly. There is a polish, attentiveness, and quiet pride in their work that mirrors the level of service found in the most prestigious Manhattan buildings. Needs are anticipated, requests are handled with grace, and interactions are marked by genuine care rather than obligation. This collective dedication cultivates a harmonious culture throughout the community--one rooted in respect, discretion, and warmth. It's the kind of environment where luxury isn't loud or performative, but lived and felt daily. There is an ease here, a sense that everything has been thoughtfully considered so residents can simply enjoy the experience. For any New Yorker like myself--especially those shaped by a world where excellence is the expectation--The Everett Apartments are deeply satisfying. They offer more than beautiful homes/Units; they provide a sense of belonging, familiarity, and understated elegance. In every way that matters, The Everett feels like coming home, even when the skyline has changed. Come and take a tour. Tell them that Uncle Shaun and Sur sent you.

Jordan was great to tour us around the Everett, he including a lot of great information that…read moreultimately led us to decide on leasing from the Everett! He was very kind and so helpful!