Ironwood Grove, Tiny House Hotel

Unit K -- The concept is cool, the design of the house felt modern and crisp. Sky lights throughout was nice for light and the high ceilings helped the space feel bigger. Liked that it was walking distance to Cafe Roze which was fabulous

Unit K -- The pillows were extremely uncomfortable, they felt inflatable due to the plastic lining. Several corners were skipped, there was paint on light fixtures, exposed electrical wires, the shower didn't have a door so the bathroom was soaked each and every time someone showered. There were about 8-10 light switches which some worked and some didn't, they really should label them so you are turning each and every light on and off to figure out which is which. Calling this a hotel is misleading, just call it an airbnb -- definitely wasn't worth the price. Location wasn't central to much at all so given that fact they definitely should have a TV in the unit

This tiny home community nestled into the perfect neighborhood of East Nashville with café and restaurants within walking distance couldn't be more of a dream to stay at! The owner is super responsive and is always there to answer any questions at pretty much any time! I've been wanting to build myself a tiny home and this was a great trial run to see if I would enjoy it!!

The only negative I would say is the train that is right across the street that does frequently come by...however enough people have commented on that and that is something this property can't change because of location and it really isn't that bad...I think it actually adds to the charm!

The idea of the tiny house was super cute! The house itself was what I expected. I could tell the house hadn't been used in a while and the toilet was growing red mold in the bowl. Plus I found hair (not mine) and dust bunnies everywhere! This could have used a touch up before check in.

TRAINS!!!! So many trains. The house doesn't have privacy windows either which kinda sucked at night.

The location was great, not far from anything. The water pressure was good. It was pretty quiet inside.

The entrance to the unit was overrun with hedges. The only inside sitting area were two wooden benches around an oversized dining table. We ended up bringing in the patio chairs from the deck, cleaning them the best we could, moving the monster dining table aside and created our own relaxing space (relaxing as much as a plastic outdoor chair can be). We would’ve preferred comfortable seating over the fancy French press coffeemaker that we never used. There was no TV or radio . Lastly, we had to leave the blinds up in order to exit the unit, leaving all our things exposed to whoever wanted to look inside while we were gone.