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While best known as the home of country music, there are plenty of other reasons for people to visit the city of Nashville. The capital of Tennessee delights travelers with its honky-tonks, but also with its tempting comfort food, love of sports, and deep history. Basically, if you visit the Country Music Capital, you won’t have to worry about getting bored. And you won’t have to worry about finding quality vacation rentals in Nashville either thanks to Airbnb.
To show you what we mean, here are the best Airbnbs in Nashville out there. This list is full of superhosts and includes many properties with Airbnb Plus status to ensure they’re the best of the best. Superhosts are owners of Airbnbs that have a proven record of great service and strong reviews, while an Airbnb Plus has had an actual in-person inspection to confirm what’s on offer.
Related: 15 Best Airbnbs in Tennessee, USA
Cottage-Style East Nashville Home close to Downtown
With its relaxed cottage style that will make you quickly feel at home, this is easily one of the best Airbnb rentals in Nashville. Located within a residential area in the neighborhood of East Nashville, you’ll be less than 2 miles from downtown, making it easy to get to the attractions, restaurants, and bars there.
It’s possible to sleep up to six guests at this Airbnb Plus, making it a good choice for larger families or groups looking to stay together. Each of the two bedrooms feature a queen bed, while there’s also a sofa bed available in the lovely living room. Other spaces in the home include the two bathrooms and the modern kitchen which is fully-equipped for cooking and comes with a breakfast table in the corner.
This might not seem like a lot of space for six people if you plan on staying in, but there’s also a quiet back patio you can sit out on. Amenities offered at this house include a washer/dryer, Wi-Fi, smart TV, air-conditioning, and an indoor fireplace.
Dreamy Tiny House Cottage-Most Wish-listed in Tennessee
Rather than looking at cabins in Nashville Tennessee that are way out of the city, why not stay in this wonderful little tiny house in the suburbs instead. Situated in the vicinity of South Nashville, you’ll be close to the city’s Design District, while downtown is only 10 minutes by car.
While this tiny cottage actually rests in the backyard of superhosts Jonathan and Rebecca’s property, you’ll almost feel like you’re off in one of the remote cabin rentals in Nashville, TN. Thanks to its clever design, this Airbnb Plus packs an awful lot into its tiny dimensions and can squeeze in four guests, believe it or not.
Along with the queen bed in the sleeping loft, there’s also a sofa bed in the living area. It also has a small kitchenette and bathroom, which gives you everything you could need, plus extras like Wi-Fi, air-conditioning, and baby gear.
Hip Hillsboro/12 South/Belmont
Those seeking a comfortable place to base themselves while visiting the city should definitely take a moment to check out this townhouse. Found in the trendy but relaxed neighborhood of Hillsboro-Belmont, you’ll have local shops, cafes, and restaurants nearby in case you don’t feel like heading into the city center.
Inside this Airbnb in Nashville, Tennessee you’ll have no trouble fitting four adults across the two bedrooms, while there’s also a Pack ’n Play crib for an infant. It will be really easy to settle in here as this Airbnb Plus comes with a nice living room, a well-equipped kitchen, and a laundry room.
Out in the front of the property you’ll find a pleasant outdoor seating area shared with the other townhouse here. Other amenities include Wi-Fi, TV, air-conditioning, and a communal BBQ grill.
Greenwood Guest House with Hot Tub!
There’s little doubt that this elegant guest house is one of the best Nashville Airbnbs, and a great choice for a short or a long stay. The house is located in Greenwood, a popular neighborhood in East Nashville which boasts a good selection of restaurants, while the bars of Five Points aren’t far either.
Sitting back from the street, behind the home of superhosts Luke and Mackenzie, this guesthouse has its own backyard, hot tub, and driveway for off-street parking. The interior of this Airbnb is a fair bit larger than you might expect from the outside, and is able to sleep up to six adults. Although it technically only has one bedroom with a king bed, there is also a sleeping loft with two double beds should you need them.
Part of what makes this guest house so appealing is that it feels like a regular home with a living room, full kitchen, full bathroom, and in-unit laundry. It doesn’t hurt that it’s equipped with modern comforts like Wi-Fi, TV, and air-conditioning as well.
Trendy Downtown Loft! Sparkling Clean! Walk to Broadway!
If you need an Airbnb in downtown Nashville then you’re in luck as this loft puts you right amongst the action. Staying here you’ll be situated in SoBro, a lively and trendy part of downtown Nashville. From the loft you can walk to most places including Broadway, while there are also free buses you can use to get around.
Although a two bedroom loft, this top floor condo can actually accommodate as many as eight guests. That’s because besides the queen beds in each bedroom, there’s also a queen bed in a small common area, plus a sofa bed in the living room. However, it does come with just the one bathroom, meaning smaller groups will find things more comfortable.
Beyond sleeping arrangements, this split-level loft also provides guests with a full kitchen, a cozy outdoor patio, and even free parking, which is sure to be useful in downtown. Further amenities include Wi-Fi, TV, air-conditioning, and a washer/dryer.
Newly Renovated 1930 Cottage – Prime Location
While there are many options to rent a house in Nashville, Tennessee, this renovated cottage is surely at the top of the list. Found on a quiet street in the East Nashville neighborhood of Eastwood, this home offers a local experience close to the hotspots of this trendy part of town.
Certainly the most surprising and enticing aspect of this Airbnb is that it can fit up to ten people inside. As such, families or groups of friends looking to spend time together will find this place suitable. Within this huge home there are three bedrooms, five beds, and three bathrooms, meaning it’s actually properly equipped to handle larger groups. Plus, you have two living rooms, a kitchen, a kitchenette, and an outdoor patio area all to yourselves.
The fact that this Airbnb has a great outdoor area is a big part of why it’s so perfect. Not only does the yard have lots of seating, but it also has a BBQ grill, a fire pit, and a long driveway for parking. Throw in loads of modern comforts and this Airbnb earns its price tag.
Cozy Lockeland Springs Private Loft
Sitting over by Shelby Park in the historic neighborhood of Lockeland Springs, this relaxed loft apartment couldn’t have a better location. Not only is it just a few blocks from all the bars and restaurants of Five Points, but it’s in a green part of the city that really suits outdoorsy types.
This above-garage studio loft is sure to stand out among short term apartment rentals in Nashville thanks to its rather rustic design and open-plan layout. Its one large space includes a sleeping area, living space, work area, and full kitchen, with a full bathroom in the other room. In addition to its full-sized bed, there’s also a fold-out futon, meaning this Airbnb can fit up to four people in a pinch.
Although it may come across as a bit simple in terms of style, there’s no doubting the practicality of this loft. Along with the well-equipped kitchen you’ll also have conveniences like Wi-Fi, cable TV, and air-conditioning to make your stay a good one.
Southern Delight near Lipscomb Belmont Vanderbilt
When it comes to vacation apartments for rent in Nashville that provide incredible value, it’s hard to pass up this private upstairs Airbnb. Located in the affluent and sought-after neighborhood of Green Hills, this affordable apartment is close to several universities, as well as Green Hills Mall.
With its own private entrance, this two bedroom apartment sits above the apartment of superhost Lisa but is completely separate. Besides its two bedrooms, there’s a flexible combination of couches and floor mattress that mean this Airbnb can host up to six people. Guests also have access to a full bathroom, living room, and kitchenette, plus access to a shared deck space and laundry room.
It’s worth noting that this apartment’s kitchenette is equipped with just a refrigerator, microwave, and coffee-maker, which should be enough for basic things like breakfast. That said, there’s no shortage of other amenities here, including Wi-Fi, cable TV, air-conditioning, baby pack-n-play, and a keyless entry.
Walk to Vandy from a Renovated Midtown Cottage
Of the various weekly rentals in Nashville, TN available, few come with as much style and light as this beautiful cottage. Situated in the safe and friendly neighborhood of West End Park, it’s nice and close to Vanderbilt University and a quick drive into downtown Nashville.
Though able to sleep up to four adults, this is quite a compact cottage and will probably be a better fit for couples or families with children. Within this Airbnb Plus are two bedrooms, a full bathroom, a cozy living room, a modern kitchen, and a small patio area. All of this means you should have access to everything you need inside, while also benefiting from an outdoor area perfect for warmer weather.
The modern kitchen comes fully equipped with a dishwasher, allowing you to self-cater with ease. The cottage also includes amenities like a washer/dryer, Wi-Fi, TV, and air-conditioning for your comfort and entertainment.
Head to the Grand Ole Opry from a Relaxing Garden Apartment
People searching for smaller apartment rentals in Nashville, Tennessee that better suit couples will be glad to stumble across this colorful and homey Airbnb Plus. Found out in Maplecrest in the eastern suburbs of Donelson, this garden apartment is roughly 15 minutes drive from downtown and 10 minutes drive from the airport.
Because this apartment only sleeps two people, guests should find it considerably spacious. Its open plan layout means there’s plenty of space in the sprawling living room which includes a sectional, extra sofas, and a work desk.
There’s a bedroom with a king bed, a bathroom, a full kitchen, a dining room and a covered garden patio. It’s almost excessive for just two people, but it means you’ll never feel cooped up. On top of all this you’ll also have on-site parking and amenities such as laundry facilities, Wi-Fi, TV, and air-conditioning.
Cottage-Like Setting near Vanderbilt/Lipscomb
Although this house may be among the more expensive Airbnbs in Nashville, it definitely delivers in terms of value for money. After all, it’s located in the upmarket neighborhood of Green Hills, and has easy access to Lipscomb University and the strip of restaurants in 12 South.
One look at this Airbnb Plus and you’ll begin to understand why it’s a little pricier than the competition. It boasts elegant decor throughout and comes with a huge amount of space to spread out in. Across its three bedrooms and family room it’s possible to accommodate up to eight guests, and comes with two bathrooms to help handle so many people.
You’ll also have a separate living room, dining room, and kitchen, not to mention the fantastic screened-in porch that looks out to the lawn and surrounding greenery. To help you unwind, there are amenities like an indoor fireplace, washer/dryer, Wi-Fi, TV, air-conditioning, and childcare equipment.
Victorian W. Nashville Apartment. Great Location!
Set inside a historic Victorian house from 1899, this apartment has a vintage feel to it that is quite inviting. Situated west of the city center in the neighborhood of Sylvan Heights, it’s just one mile from Centennial Park, and three miles from downtown.
In this Nashville Airbnb you should find practically everything you should need for an uncomplicated visit to Nashville. With two spacious bedrooms, the apartment can host four people and is best suited to families or two couples.
Other spaces include the full bathroom, living room, and kitchenette which comes with a mini fridge, microwave, and Keurig coffee maker. As such, this apartment might not suit those looking for long-term accommodation with full cooking facilities.
Guests also have the wrap around porch at the front of the house to themselves, perfect for a morning coffee. Other amenities include cable TV, Wi-Fi, and air-conditioning.
Private Entrance Charming Guest Suite
Not everyone necessarily needs an entire place to themselves when coming to Nashville, so options like this private room are great to keep in mind. The home of superhosts Melvin and Beatriz, where this room is, backs up against The Hermitage in the outer east of the city. While it’s around 15 minutes drive from downtown, you also have some great local music venues and places to eat nearby.
Staying here, you not only have your own room but even a private entrance, meaning you can come and go as you please. The room comes with a queen bed, making it best suited to couples and solo travelers, as well as a small dining table and facilities like a mini fridge and a microwave.
What’s nice here is that you also have your own bathroom, so it almost feels like a studio apartment. Finally, you have a few more amenities including Wi-Fi, TV, and air-conditioning.
Cottage II at West End/Vandy/Hillsboro
For a cozy and vibrant apartment that you can comfortably explore Nashville from, look no further than this Airbnb. Found in West End Park, you’ll be within walking distance of the coffee shops and restaurants of Midtown, as well as The Parthenon in Centennial Park.
One of three private apartments in a charming historic cottage, this Airbnb isn’t particularly spacious, but it does have enough room to fit four guests. Regarding sleeping arrangements, the apartment has a king bed and two singles, all in its large upstairs bedroom. Also upstairs is the full bathroom, while down below is a living room and full kitchen with a little dining area.
This Airbnb is best suited to young families or friends who don’t mind sharing a room. As for amenities, guests have access to a shared laundry room, plus Wi-Fi, TV, and air-conditioning.
Hip, Cozy Cottage with a Fire Pit in Cleveland Park
This cozy cottage is yet another great Airbnb in Nashville for travelers who want somewhere welcoming to come back to after sightseeing all day. It’s situated in Cleveland Park, a historic neighborhood in East Nashville with great local eateries you can walk to.
In this beautifully styled Airbnb Plus, it’s very easy to unwind thanks to the country-chic decor and living room with an indoor fireplace. The cottage can sleep up to four people across its two bedrooms, and works well for both families and friends on a weekend away. You do need to climb a ladder to reach the sleeping loft, so keep that in mind.
Along with sleeping spaces and a living room, the cottage also has a full bathroom and a kitchen/dining room. You’ll also have a private backyard with a fire pit to sit about during the evening, plus amenities like air-conditioning, Wi-Fi, and TV.
Walk to Music Row Venues from a Stylish Boutique Loft
Thanks to a fantastic location and a considered, modern design, you couldn’t ask for more from this Nashville Airbnb. Located on Music Row at the heart of the city’s recording industry, you’re nice and close to the restaurants and boutiques in both Midtown and the Gulch.
It’ll be hard to leave the cozy confines of this gorgeous boutique Airbnb Plus to go see the city. The loft comes with two bedrooms and a pull out couch, so it can handle up to six guests, but smaller groups might find it more comfortable. Besides a living room, bathroom, and small kitchen there isn’t much more space. However, there is a small balcony off one bedroom, providing a little outdoor space.
For guests with infants, this Airbnb comes with family friendly items like a crib and children’s dinnerware. Other amenities include smart TVs, a gaming console, Wi-Fi, air-conditioning, and free on-site parking.
Industrial-Chic Loft Apartment Steps from Broadway
Another downtown loft to consider is this industrial-chic Airbnb Plus which simply oozes style. Staying here you’ll be just two blocks walk from the honky-tonks, bars, and BBQ joints on Broadway, making it the perfect place to stay to experience the very best of Nashville during your visit.
From a huge mural in the living room, to sleek modern finishings on the kitchen and bathroom, this loft has no problem making a statement. While a great downtown pad for couples, the Airbnb also provides a sofa bed in addition to the bedroom’s queen bed, providing enough space for four guests if needed.
This Airbnb Plus isn’t all style over substance mind you, as it comes with a modern kitchen, equipped with everything – even a dishwasher. So if you don’t feel like dining out all the time, cooking is an option. Additional modern conveniences include a washer/dryer, Wi-Fi, TV, and air-conditioning.
Remodeled 1928 Guesthouse with a Pool in Five Points
For a bright and light-filled Airbnb in East Nashville, it’s worth taking a closer look at this studio guesthouse. Found in the heart of historic Five Points, you have some great restaurants and bars nearby, while downtown is only five minutes by car.
Looking out on an outdoor pool in the shared yard area, this guesthouse couldn’t have a calmer feel to it. Newly remodeled, it cleverly incorporates multiple areas into its open studio space, and even a private bathroom. These include two sleeping spaces with full beds (one of which is a loft) a kitchen, formal dining area, and a cozy couch, plus plenty of open space left over. As such, it has no problem accommodating four people without feeling at all cramped.
Perhaps the greatest perk of staying here is the chance to use the shared backyard which not only features the outdoor pool, but also a fire pit, sun lounges, and a comfy outdoor sofa.
506 LOFTS near Broadway
One of the most central Nashville Airbnbs available is this gorgeous vintage, industrial-style loft. Located smack dab in the center of downtown Nashville, you couldn’t ask for easier access to the city’s sights, including Broadway, which is just two blocks away.
Staying in this spacious loft, it’s possible to sleep up to six guests, making it a great pick for a group of friends or a larger family. The Airbnb has two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a sleeper sofa in the living area to cater to groups of up to six people. Just as importantly, this loft is a wonderful space to spend time in, thanks to the thoughtful decor that includes custom furniture and commissioned art pieces.
It’s worth saying that this apartment also benefits from plenty of practical features. Not only does it come with a fully equipped kitchen and private washer/dryer, it also has amenities like Wi-Fi, TV, air-conditioning, and keypad entry.
Broadway Penthouse, Walk to Live Music, Bars!
If staying downtown is a priority for you, then don’t skip this homely and spacious condo. It’s perfectly situated in downtown Nashville, as it actually looks out onto Broadway, putting you just steps from the city’s honky-tonks. But you can also comfortably visit other parts of downtown on foot, or even cross the river to reach LP Field.
While this is a one bedroom penthouse condo, it is able to fit up to four guests. The Airbnb comes with a queen bed in the bedroom, as well as a fold-out bed for two in the living room. What’s nice about this condo is that even with four people there’s still plenty of space.
Along with a large living room, guests have at their disposal a sunroom to relax in, 1.5 bathrooms, and a full modern kitchen. The condo also comes with the usual amenities like a smart TV, Wi-Fi, and air-conditioning.
Obviously, there are loads of Airbnbs in Nashville that will help make your visit a fun and interesting experience. No matter the reason for your trip, you’re bound to find an Airbnb that works for you.
FAQs
What are the most popular Airbnb rentals? ›
- Maison Lafleur.
- Mariner Boathouse.
- Villa Amalfi.
- The Woodlands House.
- The Kingdom A-frame.
- Crow's Nest.
- Raven Rock Treehouse.
- Zion EcoCabin.
A report from Incfile named Nashville the second-best city in the nation to invest in an Airbnb property.
What is the craziest Airbnb in the United States? ›1. Tiller, OR: The summit prairie. Imagine being in the middle of nowhere, chilling in your private prairie, but you're standing 40 feet above the ground – that's the experience you'll get at this four-bedroom stay. Found in Tiller, the building is modeled off fire lookout towers and overlooks Umpqua National Forest.
What are the safest areas in Nashville TN? ›- Green Hills.
- Hillsboro Village.
- West End.
- Belmont.
- Charlotte Park.
- Historic Edgefield.
- Five Points.
- Inglewood.
For hosts in North America, the peak season is between May and September. The rest of the year is classified as 'off-season', but with pockets of busy periods. Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year are all big holidays and they just so happen to be in the off-season.
Is it cheaper to live in an Airbnb or rent? ›A 2022 NerdWallet analysis of more than 1,000 U.S. Airbnb listings with check-in dates in 2022 or 2023 found that the savings for long-term stays are indeed significant. On average, the nightly rate for a seven-night Airbnb stay turns out to be 32% cheaper than the nightly rate for a one-night stay.
What location is best to stay in Nashville? ›The best part of Nashville to stay for first-time visitors is generally Downtown and Music Valley. Both of those areas are close to major attractions and have lots of hotel options. With that said, most of Nashville is safe, especially during the day.
What is the nicest part of Nashville? ›+ What is the nicest neighborhood in Nashville? According to CultureTrip, the nicest Nashville neighborhoods are Hillsboro Village, Green Hills, Downtown, East Nashville, 12 South, and Downtown Franklin.
How do you spot a sketchy on Airbnb? ›- The pictures look too good to be true. ...
- The reviews are bad (or missing) ...
- The reviews are too good. ...
- The host wants you to communicate or pay outside of Airbnb. ...
- The website looks like Airbnb, but it isn't. ...
- If the listing is Airbnb Plus or Airbnb Luxe, it's been vetted.
- Misleading or inaccurate listings. ...
- Not using the right keywords in your listing. ...
- Not using professional or high quality photographs. ...
- No pricing strategy in place. ...
- Not taking advantage of guest reviews. ...
- Not communicating effectively with your guests.
What is Airbnbs biggest problem? ›
The biggest problems Airbnb Hosts deal with? The most common problems vacation rental hosts deal with are regulations, local laws, parties, excessive turnovers, unmanageable guests, not knowing your market and finding better guests.
What is the number one thing to do in Nashville? ›- Nashville Zoo. ...
- Frist Art Museum. ...
- The Hermitage. ...
- Country Music Hall of Fame & Museum. ...
- Bluebird Cafe. ...
- Grand Ole Opry. ...
- John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge. ...
- Ryman Auditorium.
The best time to visit Nashville is from April through October, when the warm weather brings this music city to life. Although December is quite charming with Christmas decorations at the Opryland Hotel and the Belle Meade Historic Site, winter is low season.
What is a livable salary in Nashville? ›| 1 ADULT | ||
|---|---|---|
| 0 Children | 2 Children | |
| Living Wage | $18.35 | $42.05 |
| Poverty Wage | $6.53 | $11.07 |
| Minimum Wage | $7.25 | $7.25 |
Airbnbs are usually cheaper than hotels for longer stays and large groups, but they don't offer the same services. Sally French is a travel rewards expert who joined NerdWallet in 2020.
What is the 14 day rule for Airbnb? ›Learn about the 14-day rule
Under this rule, you don't report any of the rental income you earn from the short-term rental, as long as you: Rent the property for no more than 14 days during the year AND. Use the vacation house yourself 14 days or more during the year.
So, is booking an Airbnb last minute cheaper? We recommend a middle path: Booking neither many months in advance nor a few days before check-in, but somewhere in between. This offers the lowest typical rates, according to our data. Keep in mind that this rule of thumb won't apply in every situation.
Do you need insurance for Airbnb? ›No opt-in required
AirCover for Hosts and its benefits are always included and always free. By simply agreeing to list or continuing to list a property on Airbnb, you are automatically covered whenever you host a stay booked on Airbnb.
From ski vacation homes to beach houses, to RVs and everything in between, Airbnb offers it all. However, Airbnb can also be a great solution for long term housing.
How long can you live in a Airbnb? ›Hosts cannot home-share for more than 120 days in a calendar year, unless they have registered with the city for “extended home-sharing.” The “extended home-sharing” option allows hosts to rent out residences for an unlimited number of days.
What is the most walkable area in Nashville? ›
- Hillsboro Village And 12 South. ...
- Germantown - Nashville's Hip Neighborhood. ...
- Downtown Nashville - The Tourists' Neighborhood. ...
- East End - The Locals' Neighborhood. ...
- The Gulch - The Trendy Neighborhood. ...
- West End And Midtown. ...
- Hope Gardens Neighborhood. ...
- Edgehill Neighborhood.
Nothing exemplifies everything Nashville has to offer like Broadway Street. Running through the heart of downtown Nashville, Broadway Street is home to some of Nashville's best music, restaurants, and bars. To explore this area fully, you'll want to spend a few days in this increidlbe city.
How many days in Nashville is enough? ›How many days do you need in Nashville? Most visitors plan to spend 2 to 3 days in Nashville. This is enough time to get a sense of the city. Depending on what you want to do in Nashville, you might consider spending 4 or 5 days.
What is the coolest street in Nashville? ›Find yourself mesmerized by the live music and neon lights of Broadway on Honky Tonk Highway – Nashville's famous street. World-class live music plays 365 days a year on the city's main drag.
Where do celebrities live in Nashville? ›When it comes to country legends and other stars, it seems that the largest constellations of celebrity homes in Nashville are actually located in Brentwood and Franklin, TN, the most affluent neighborhoods in the city. In fact, in general, the city is well-known for having many luxury communities.
Where is the richest neighborhood in Nashville? ›Beyond its history, Belle Meade is an affluent area that boasts homes valued upwards of $20M. The most affluent area in the town is Page Road. There you will find luxury homes that span over 20,000 square feet and that are valued anywhere between $10M and $20M. Tyne Ridge is also notable for high-end living.
Where is the black part of Nashville? ›The area south of Lower Broadway was, physically, the low point in downtown, and an exceptionally flood-prone place from the Cumberland River up to about Fifth Avenue (which went by another name at the time). For about 100 years, the area south of Broadway in downtown Nashville was known as “Black Bottom.”
What are the bougie areas of Nashville? ›Known for its luxury shopping scene, Green Hills is one of the wealthier neighborhoods in Nashville, with several local celebrities known to own property in the area. Green Hills has everything from grocery stores and gas stations to restaurants and clothing boutiques, making it a prime location for convenient living.
What is the safest suburb of Nashville? ›- Green Hills | Safety & Suburban Living.
- West End (Midtown) | Nightlife & Safe.
- Hillsboro-Belmont | Historical & Safe Nashville Neighborhood.
- Inglewood | Mixture of Urban & Suburban Living.
- Historic Edgefield | First National Historic Neighborhood in Nashville.
Can Airbnb hosts watch you on cameras? Technically, yes. They have to have the cameras only in “common areas” and must disclose that there are cameras in the rental, though.
What are red flags on Airbnb? ›
Description red flags:
It tells you that either the host is surly, or that there's enough of an oversupply of guests in the area that they don't have to worry about seeming rude or abrupt. All caps, is never a good sign that you'll have a good stay.
The bottom line: Scammers are ripping off millions of people every year with fake rental property ads and bogus Airbnb rentals, among other schemes. It's important to be vigilant when booking vacation accommodations.
Can Airbnb have cameras inside the property? ›Airbnb prohibits security cameras or recording devices that are in or that observe private spaces like bedrooms, bathrooms, or sleeping areas. You must indicate the presence of all security cameras or other recording devices in or around a listing, even if they're not turned on or hooked up.
Do I need to wash dishes in Airbnb? ›Respect your host and their time by washing any dishes you've dirtied. It's also a good idea to wipe down counters and leave the kitchen as you found it.
Can you take towels from Airbnb? ›These include: Toilet paper. Soap (for hands and body) One towel per guest.
Why are cities banning Airbnb? ›Some localities have outlawed or put restrictions on Airbnb hosting for several reasons. One is that it takes away tax revenues normally paid to lodgers (although now Airbnb works with cities to collect such taxes), or takes away business from traditional hotels or bed-and-breakfast inns.
What are the disadvantages of owning an Airbnb? ›There are many expenses that come with having an Airbnb. For instance, you will have utility bills that may be higher than usual since guests don't really care how much electricity they use. You will also have cleaning expenses if you are not willing to do it on your own.
What Airbnb hosts should not do? ›- Using bad pictures. ...
- Setting up wrong expectations. ...
- Fixed pricing. ...
- Being too impersonal… or too personal. ...
- Not communicating clearly or quickly with guests. ...
- Theming your space. ...
- Assuming things about your guests. ...
- Not prioritising guest requests.
- Hot Chicken. We dropped it like it's hot when we ate this hot chicken at Pepperfire in Nashville. ...
- Biscuits. Biscuits come in different shapes and sizes in Nashville. ...
- Meat and Three. ...
- Brunch. ...
- Chocolate. ...
- Donuts. ...
- Third Wave Coffee. ...
- Tennessee Whiskey.
One of the most well-known spots in the city, Printer's Alley in downtown Nashville is a must-see when planning your Nashville vacation. Tucked away between Third and Fourth Avenue, an array of nightclubs and restaurants beckons visitors and locals alike—and holds a vibrant reminder of the city's rich heritage.
What should I do on my first day in Nashville? ›
- Listen to legends at the Grand Ole Opry.
- Experience greatness at Ryman Auditorium.
- Buy a Hatch Show Print Poster.
- Hit as many live music venues as you can (It's called Music City, USA, for a reason!)
- Square dance your way through Honky Tonk Highway on Lower Broadway.
The cheapest time to visit Nashville is from November through March. The tourism season slows in the late fall and doesn't pick up again until early spring. Hotels and airlines often offer deals during this time, except for the period around Christmas in December.
What is the rainiest month in Nashville? ›April is the wettest month of the year with 5.79 inches of rain. Nashville's average high is 71 F and low is 48 F, with 4 inches of rain and an average of 16 days of total sunshine in April. Unsettled April weather can bring hail storms and occasional tornado warnings.
How do I not look like a tourist in Nashville? ›- #1 – We Don't All Wear Cowboy Boots. ...
- #2 – Leave the Stetson at Home, Unless You're Going to the Wild Horse Saloon. ...
- #3 – Don't Be Afraid of East Nashville. ...
- #4 – Don't Try to Speak Our Language… ...
- #5 – Order Sweet Tea the Right Way.
Nashville-Davidson–Murfreesboro–Franklin Metro home values have gone up 22% over the past year. Zillow forecasts that they will rise by 1.3% between October 2022 to October 2023.
What is the best paying job in Tennessee? ›| Rank | Job Title | Average Salary |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Vice President, Field Operations | $182,008 |
| 2 | Consultant And Sales Representative | $176,557 |
| 3 | Primary Care Physician | $172,355 |
| 4 | Chief Operating Officer, Chief Technology Officer | $165,128 |
...
| State | Tennessee |
|---|---|
| Household Income Range for Middle Class | $21,573 - $98,679 |
| Median Family Income | $69,993 |
| Middle Class Share of State's Income | 45.5% |
As with any investment property, location is the most important factor when selecting your perfect short-term rental. Locations with tourist attractions such as beaches, mountains, or a national park are typically desirable for Airbnb real estate investing.
Where is there a high demand for Airbnb? ›- Phoenix, Arizona. Arizona is a sought-after location to secure a versatile vacation spot, so you'll rarely go wrong in Arizona. ...
- Lake Tahoe, California/Nevada. ...
- Charleston, South Carolina. ...
- Savannah, Georgia. ...
- Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. ...
- Santa Fe, New Mexico. ...
- Kauai, Hawaii.
- Airbnb Rental Income: $2,134.
- Airbnb Cash on Cash Return: 9.97%
- Airbnb Daily Rate: $111.
- Airbnb Occupancy Rate: 54%
- Median Property Price: $204,250.
- Average Price per Square Foot: $129.
- Days on Market: 94.
- Walk Score: 55.
How much does the average Airbnb owner make a month? ›
When looking at all of 2021, new data shows the typical US Airbnb Host's income rose to over $13,800 – an increase of 85 percent over 2019. This rise in income comes at a welcome time for our Host community, as the cost of living – and associated anxieties – continue to increase.
What is the occupancy rate for Airbnb in 2023? ›Airbnb occupancy trends in 2023. In our latest Short-Term Rental Outlook report, we forecasted average occupancy rates would be 56.4% for 2023. While this is slightly lower than 2022 and 2021's rates (58.3% and 60.3%, respectively), it's still well ahead of rates in 2019 and 2020 (53.3% and 52.9%).
Can you get rich with Airbnb? ›According to online data, Airbnb business owners can make close to $100,000 per year, if not more, without owning any properties. From co-hosting to becoming a vacation rental consultant, we've compiled the top 10 ideas on how to make money on Airbnb without acquiring a property.
What is the downside of Airbnb? ›Guests often find Airbnb is cheaper, has more character, and is homier than hotels. Airbnb makes the bulk of its revenue by charging a service fee for each booking. Cons of using this service include not getting what you expected, and, for hosts, renting your place to someone you haven't had the chance to meet first.
How do I know if an Airbnb property is good? ›- Location. ...
- Airbnb Laws and Regulations. ...
- Investment Property Type. ...
- Determine your Budget and Expenses. ...
- Analyze Available Properties. ...
- Work with an Agent. ...
- Do a Thorough Research. ...
- Use Real Estate Investment Tools.
- Choose a Top Location. ...
- Check Out the Airbnb Laws and Regulations. ...
- Decide on the Most Appropriate Property Type. ...
- Set Up Your Budget and Plan Your Financing. ...
- Search for Your Real Estate Investment Property Thoroughly. ...
- Work with an Agent. ...
- Conduct Thorough Analysis.
According to latest reports, short term rental industry will witness unprecedented growth in the coming years. This means that Airbnb rentals will also be profitable and prove to be a good investment for real estate investors.
Is having an Airbnb a good investment? ›Investing in Airbnbs can be a great way to expand your income opportunities. Though there is risk involved in Airbnb real estate investments, there are also sizable returns; many investors see a return of 40% or more, which is far higher than the average percentage yield on a U.S. savings account of just 0.07%.
How do I get an Airbnb property with no money? ›- Using Your Own Vacant Property. Do you have a vacant property that you want to rent out on Airbnb? ...
- Take Initiative on Open Rentals in your Area. ...
- Become an Affiliate. ...
- Offer Airbnb Experiences.
Lack Of Quality Controls For Hosts: Airbnb is almost everywhere but there is no standard of quality control which creates problems such as less comfort and cleanliness. Poor hosts can damage a company's reputation. If in any case, any host does not comply with Airbnb guidelines, they can face the consequences.
What is the craziest Airbnb in the world? ›
- A hacienda in Joshua Tree, California USA. ...
- A bamboo house in Abiansemal, Bali. ...
- A cosy palace in Marrakech, Morocco. ...
- A cave house in Oia, Santorini. ...
- A seashell house in Isla Mujeres, Mexico.
As of Feb 4, 2023, the average annual pay for an Airbnb Owner in the United States is $74,737 a year.