After spending a few days in Breckenridge I needed a place to stay in Denver after attending a concert at Red Rocks and wanted to check out the city for a bit since I had only passed through on prior trips. The loft was absolutely great, seemed very clean, the description and photos are highly accurate, and I was happy with all the thorough information provided before my arrival on how to access the building and loft itself. The location of the loft puts you within walking distance of several great restaurants, bars, activities, etc. I sometimes have trouble sleeping at a new place the first night but the bed was so comfortable that I didn't have any problems at all. The lower living area was also very comfortable and more spacious than I expected. I also really appreciated having secure parking available since I drove out to Colorado and city parking can be a pain/expensive.
There was one thing that I didn't necessarily expect but it had nothing to do with the loft itself. As some other reviews have mentioned there are multiple homeless shelters in the blocks near the building and the number of homeless wandering around the area and through the alleys did catch me off guard. Shelters are a fantastic thing that help people in need and I never felt threatened in any way, even when walking around at night, but I could see how some people who aren't used to the city might have trouble feeling 100% safe walking around outside the loft. I overheard a couple of pretty heated arguments in the nearby alley, there were a few people camped out on the sidewalk across the street one morning that appeared to be doing drugs, etc. With multiple security checkpoints to the building though the loft itself felt very safe though and the gated parking lot also felt secure.
Another thing to note is that nearby roads seem to be a primary artery for emergency services and noise seemed to carry into the loft pretty easily from the street and alley, so I'd highly recommend bringing earplugs along - I always do when I travel and was glad to have them in this case. There were countless sirens traveling nearby but I'm pretty used to it given that I live a block from a fire station.