I stayed in this apartment for two nights with a friend. Even though the listing says that three people can stay in the space, the double bed upstairs would be pretty cramped for two people. It would also be hard for the person not sleeping next to the ladder to get to the ladder, as there is no walking space around the bed. The apartment itself is pretty small in general. There is oddly no ceiling on the shower in the bathroom underneath the loft bed, and anyone sitting on the bed can peek over and watch the person showering... Not that either of us did lol, but that also meant that the person in the bed could hear everything that the other person did in the bathroom. Along with the fact that there are no doors in the apartment other than for the bathroom, my friend staying in the loft bed had some trouble sleeping since she could hear any noises I made in the living room as well as in the bathroom. It was pretty easy to hear noise from outside of the apartment as well. The only other issue I can think of is that when we tried to enter the apartment for the first time, we weren't able to turn the door knob no matter which direction we turned the key. We texted Rachel, and her mom came by in order to show us that we had to push on the door after unlocking the top lock in order to open it. The door knob never turned. It wasn't very intuitive. There also isn't a microwave but that was my fault for expecting one since it doesn't list a microwave in the description. Overall though, Rachel was very responsive through text, even though we never met her in person. And the location of the loft was conveniently close to many locations we wanted to visit, as well as to the airport. Little Italy seemed like a safe neighborhood to stay in. The apartment was also well-decorated and artsy. It's good for short trips and if you don't need to be in the apartment much.