Preface:
We stayed in the loft for a bit more than two months. BLUF: After nearly two months, we were actually sad to leave. It felt like home.

The Great:
Brad and Chandler are incredibly responsive hosts. Their descriptions of the loft and its surroundings are 100% accurate.

The large and light-filled loft is urban living at its finest. There was ample space for two adults and two dogs—we even occasionally hosted dinner parties up to seven people within our COVID-circle. All of the appliances were high-end. The amenities were plentiful—plush towels, nice bed linens, parking, all of the premium channels and streaming services you can imagine…and the list goes on. Heck, they even provide an amazing professional double-sided waffle iron and Instant Pot in the kitchen. The Peloton was also a godsend given that gyms were closed due to COVID during our stay. And small, but significant conveniences like a cart for shopping, flossers, hot and cold water on demand in the kitchen sink, etc. made the stay truly enjoyable.

The Good:
The neighborhood is vibrant. There are plenty of restaurants within easy walking distance—the chicken and grits at The Gaslamp Breakfast Company, anything at Tony’s Pizza, and the food at Café 21 and Operra Café are all fantastic options. And a walk to Little Italy takes only 10-minutes.

The loft’s location provides easy access into and out of the city through multiple routes.

The Noisy:
As noted above, Brad and Chandler’s descriptions of the loft are accurate. Old, but glorious, soaring single-pane windows allow a fair amount of noise into the loft. That said, unless you’re accustomed to living in a completely silent mountain environment, you’ll likely tune out the noise quickly—except for an occasional revving of an engine from the street below. And Brad and Chandler even provide disposable ear plugs if you need them for sleeping.