This listing states that you must be 25 and up to stay here, but I highly suggest that if you are much older than 25, plus size, big and tall, or not very good at climbing... stay away. My friends and I joked that nobody over 25 could ever climb up the ladder into the loft. There are no images, and if it allowed images I would share the setup. Basically, it is a set of 2 by 4s nailed together and flush against the wall. You can see where the bottom one is missing, so that was concerning off the bat. When you get up into the hole of the loft there are no handles, no rails, nothing the grab onto. You have to find your setting, pray the remaining 2 by 4s do not break, and then hoist yourself onto the creaky/shaky particle board of the loft. After scooching to our beds, and ripping one pair of pajama pants from the wood of the loft, we would finish the night off by sweating for the next 6 hours straight. We survived, but were very nervous and extremely uncomfortable for the two nights. There is a daybed on the ground, but you can tell it is the couch for her office space, so no telling how many people have sat there or how easily a giant pillow cushion can be cleaned. Don’t get me wrong, the loft is photoed, but the under side of the loft (which is a storage unit) and the ladder into the loft is quite deceiving. The club noise isn’t as bad as some have said, and we never heard a TV, but the people above her office (which is what this place is, an office building) would stomp around at 2:00 AM, press microwave buttons (like all of them) , and I guess had a dog or something with large nails that would run around? Anywho, the shower looks like a camp or prison shower and most of the chairs in the place (like the black ones at the dining room table and the one by the door to put your shoes on) are all very rickety and we avoided them at all costs. They left one towel for each of us but no rags, so I brought those thankfully. There is a lot of clutter right now, if you’re choosing this place based on the eclectic / artsy vibe, you won’t find it at the moment. Also, I had to reach out to Airbnb because I couldn’t get ahold of SuzAnn to find out how to checkin. I called 15 times and it went to voicemail each time. Maybe under other circumstances this place is okay, but the photos paint an entirely different picture than what you walk into.