The owners of this room/loft were very nice and provided quick, helpful communication.

The room itself was not terrible, but it was not what I expected.

First, the walls are dirty. The room could use a good scrubbing. Having dirt and scuff marks on all the lower portion of the walls just makes the room feel dirty. The linens were clean. The floor is particle board and painted gray. All in all, the rooms feels a bit like a hostel—which is not necessarily bad, should that be what you are expecting. We were not.

The most disconcerting part of this experience were the notes. Post-It notes. Paper taped to walls and objects. EVERYWHERE. Seriously. EVERYWHERE. There must have been over 100 notes. Don't do this. Don't do that. Hand written and on everything. It's like that passive aggressive person in the lunch room that has to leave a note on everything. That and a MANUAL of rules for the room.

The last straw was for me when I went to take a shower. There were three different notes IN the shower. One of them a full sheet of PAPER with a laundry list of rules "Leave curtain open to dry... don't flood the room." etc. And on a sheet of paper that had obviously been wet many times. I didn't even take a shower.

I wish I would have just spent the extra $40 and got a room at the MAX. Or even a Motel 6. At least there I wouldn't uncomfortable with all the notes.