The Benefit Street loft is exactly as pictured -- bright, roomy, comfortable, and stylish. The kitchen facilities are limited in size (two burners, a toaster oven and a microwave tucked away in a closet, also a large fridge) but come very well equipped -- even with some Ottolenghi cookbooks, which tempt one to want to engage in more extensive culinary activity than can actually be accomplished in the space available. Only complaints on the kitchen front were the absence of an ice cube tray (we wanted ice in our nicely filtered water) and that there was neither coffee nor breakfast tea available when we arrived, despite a wonderful array of apparatuses for making coffee and tea.
We had a little trouble finding the place (the directions could helpfully specify that it is BEHIND 75 Benefit street, down the adjacent driveway) and the original instructions to park on the stripes just in front of the door were a bit daunting for drivers of larger cars. We originally had a little difficulty getting in, but were quickly texted updated instructions about using the keypad and/or finding the physical key [in a lock box to the left side of the entrance door] that were very helpful.