Many of the reviews describe this place as a ‘funky’ space in a way that clearly indicates it was a fun but different place to stay. I agree and would add that it is historical too in that it was a place where Pullman trains were once built. It is a big long apartment, beautiful wood floors, super clean and the owners are delightful people! The bed linens were ironed and fabulous to sleep in and the beds were very comfortable. I loved the personal touches, the cool eclectic decor and the quiet inner courtyard environment for sleeping. Three of us stayed at this loft style space and were very comfortable. The only thing I would be aware of for the over 60s crowd, who may need to use the bathroom more often than the younger crowd, the bathroom is at the other end of the long loft from the master bedroom; this is just something to know ahead of time so one is not surprised when you get there. The tub is the only place to “take a shower” and it is in the master bedroom area but artistically set apart from the bed with long gauzy curtains giving it a romantic, whimsical, European feeling, which I loved. The main sink for brushing teeth is also located in the same area as the tub. I loved taking a bath in this pretty space everyday after coming back from a long day of sightseeing. Just to know, this is not a stand up shower situation as you have to hold the shower head in order to shower and we all felt a little less vulnerable sitting in the tub in order to shower rather than to stand up. Also, by sitting in the tub one would be less likely to get water all over the floor. These are just things to be aware of before going in but knowing all of this I would absolutely come back to this space because of the great hosts, the lovely open historical space and the quiet, convenient neighborhood!