Not an easy review to write - maybe in part because we're 60 somethings who spent 3 days in a space maybe more designed with folks half our age in mind. First, a number of very positive things - the location and value can't be beat. Most of the actual 'stuff' in the unit (bed, appliances, TVs, countertops, bathroom, washer/dryer) is far 'fancier' than what we're used to, which is kind of a treat for us. Amanda was great about communication, especially since the whole place, with locks and codes everywhere, was a little intimidating for us. A few less than positive things need mention as well. We had an issue with the cleanliness of the toilet, which Amanda did quickly address, which we appreciated. We also found more crumbs around (floor, rug, table) than we felt reasonable. In general, the space is 'interesting'. Very attractive in parts, but there is almost no natural light in it, due to the design, with its one long hallway ending in the kitchen/living area and two windows a few feet from the building across the alley. There is no dresser/bureau where anything can be stored, though the huge closet was very helpful for at least opening up and rummaging through suitcases for things. There isn't a box of tissues around. The kitchen was mostly decently stocked, but while one probably shouldn't expect to do major cooking there, salt and pepper might be helpful, if not a few more basic spices. This may be a bit picky, but there were 4 spoons: 3 tablespoons and a teaspoon. Overall, I think we would consider staying here again, mostly for the location and value, and having been to the Banner Lofts once would probably make things a bit easier the second time around.