"Live like a Nashville local for a night or a few weeks in a BentoLiving apartment-style room with full kitchen, washer/dryer, and other amenities of home, including pets who are always welcome. Free onsite fitness classes, and rooftop patio provide daily activities for body and soul. Our flex-stay residences are designed to simplify life. BentoLiving Chestnut Hill is comprised of 89 fully furnished units with functional design and generous amenities, able to host a variety of stay durations. Our innovative property is expertly outfitted using the BentoBuild system. BentoBuild takes a modular approach to delivering custom architectural casework. This system allows for uncluttered, clean, and curated spaces to store essential items. Kitchen, entertainment, wardrobe, and entry modules feature high-quality Baltic Birch case construction, European hardware, integrated countertops and backsplashes, and a host of accessories and finishes for true modern living. STAY Whether you are traveling for work, pleasure, or something in between, our thoughtfully designed spaces are curated to make you feel right at home. LIVE Looking to stay more than 30 days but don't want to get tied into a long-term commitment? Our flexible leasing terms make it easy for you to come and go for as long as you need. Our location in Chestnut Hill neighbors the buzzing, up-and-coming Wedgewood Houston area, an ideal alternative to the overplayed and overcrowded Broadway and Gulch districts. A quick sprint across the tracks brings you to a creative hub dotted with former factories that now serve as art spaces and makers’ studios. The hip, walkable, and inclusive neighborhood is also a beverage destination, featuring award-winning cocktail bars, local craft distilleries, and café-lined streets. Crowds fill the area every month during Art Crawl, which showcases new art and artists across multiple galleries and stores. Golden Hour is particularly stunning in the tough but mighty Chestnut Hill, one of Nashville’s most rapidly redeveloping neighborhoods. Chestnut Hill retains distinctive buildings dating back to the 19th century, as well as modest working-class homes from the early 20th century. Fort Negley, a restored remnant of the Civil War, is surrounded by trees and paths, while the flea market in nearby Nashville Fairgrounds is packed with antiques and treasured bric-a-brac. "