This is a practical and stylish place in a terrific location, but it's really more of a micro-hotel than an Airbnb. I'm not sure if the same people own the entire building, but it seems to be run by a management company with on-site staff. It has the basic amenities you'd find in a hotel like towels, shampoo, and soap, but it isn't quite at the same level as privately owned Airbnb's that go the extra mile in their thoughtful amenities and attention to detail.
We really loved the big windows that provided great views and allowed in lots of light. We were far enough away from anyone who may be able to see in that we didn't really worry about privacy. I loved the loft bed and found it very comfortable. By setting the room up this way, it allowed for more living space and also put a ceiling on the bathroom, which some other units in the building don't seem to have.
The bathroom is the most awkward part of this unit. Even with the loft as a roof, it still felt a bit like an outhouse plopped in the middle of the space. It is, of course, fully plumbed, but the door doesn't meet the floor or the ceiling, there is no bathroom fan, and the kitchen sink is only inches away. Sounds and smells travel easily throughout the small space.
The Wifi worked well, the thermostat was easy to control, and the staff were responsive. We didn't end up using the outdoor space downstairs, but it looked just as pictured and seemed very inviting. There is also a vinyl record store on the ground level which adds a local feel.
We opted for street parking rather than paying the extra fee to park in the lot. We had no trouble finding space just down the street and our car was safe there overnight.