After arriving at Jjs a little late we had a bit of trouble trying to find the loft. We found the address and then realized that the alley and gate in the description was all the way down the road, you don’t go through the yard. In her defense we had booked sort of last minute, been busy, and then just sort of showed up without much communication. It was a little bit of a puzzle, which we were amused by, putting together the descriptions she left for check in. Following them exactly got us right to the loft. The alley is in another alley where there are some squatters, but they kept to themselves. We never felt threatened. At first, and arriving at night, I was a little perturbed by the alley. It seems a little janky and you open a chain linked lock, it’s dark and not paved. However, it totally grew on us and ended up being something I like about the place. Just adding to the adventure and experience. In the morning when we left the loft the alley had transformed and you realize how cute it is. It’s sunny and grassy and private and natural.
The loft is very clean. It looks just like the pictures. The windows are frosted glass and very big. We would’ve like to have a little more to look at since you can’t actually see out of the windows, but there was lots of natural light.
The speaker that is provided was a great little addition. We also loved the bikes provided, which were part of the reason we chose this place. Biking around is one of the best ways to explore a new place and we got everywhere on the bikes it was fun and convenient. One of the tires was flat when we got there and after mentioning this to Jj it was fixed the same hour. We didn’t actually get to meet her, but she was attentive and prompt.