Upon first entry I realize photos were enlarged in such a way to make the space look big and fabulous
However it’s not a spacious loft, I found it cramped. The square footage is some thing like 600 ft.² with the second-story stacked on top. IMO Photos shouldn’t be so fantastic that they give an impression of a space that is much nicer than it actually is.
Check in and check out was very inconvenient. Picking up the keys at a 7-11 several blocks away and also having to drop them off there as well was a huge hassle. The owners know this but have chosen this method.
when you’re traveling with a taxi and luggage and you’re tired I just found that a huge turn off. You would never expect that from a hotel. And it doesn’t feel very accommodating
The loft itself is very well equipped, very thoughtful, but missing essentials that would’ve made my stay easeful like cream for their beautiful modern coffee machine. It’s quite normal to provide cream.
They have a modern machine that creates lattes and such and I was very excited to use it in the morning only to find out it wasn’t properly stocked.
I found the expense of this loft compared to others in major cities just exorbitant at nearly $300 usd a night. And that was discounted. You may pay more.
Be aware if you’re coming with more than two people that the two beds are not separated by any wall. It’s one open room, It’s essentially meant to be a one bedroom. The extra bed is only there to accommodate more guests But there is no privacy
I’ve stayed at Beautiful lofts in California, silicon valley, Texas and Miami for less money that were nicer stays.
On the plus side you are several blocks away from Granville and all the shopping and restaurants.