Spotlessly clean and uniquely beautiful, the three-level loft is comfortable (we slept deeply!) and stylishly appointed with artful design. We admired the arty conversion from its former industrial incarnation. All communications were via text and email--no in-person contact--but all responses were immediate and thorough. The Guest Manual, which arrived by email a few days ahead, is well written and complete; there's a lot to it, especially maps and instructions for arrival, parking, and entry. Those seemed tricky until we'd accomplished them, then not so bad. The great location adjacent to the ballpark and booming LoDo neighborhood is in transition from skid row to gentrification: as we drove down the alley to the parking area, we had to steer around the legs of sleeping homeless people in midday. Across the street to the north are two big rescue missions and homeless people are sleeping on sidewalks for the first couple blocks from the loft. We never felt unsafe, though, and we've already booked our next stay at the loft. We enjoyed walking to Rockies games and several great restaurants including brunch at Snooze just a block from the loft, and the booming Dairy Block. There's so much happening so close by that we look forward to returning many times. Thank you, Kristen.