It was an interesting experience staying in this old factory-converted apartment unit. The super high ceilings with the large windows would let in ample light to brighten every morning. Our stay was pleasant, given that we were mostly out, and the locality where the apartment is located was mostly quiet. It is close to High St where the Convention center and most restaurants and bars are located in Columbus. So, getting around was easy, even on foot. Parking space was included and close to the unit. And this was very helpful since parking in Columbus downtown was a nightmare, and we just preferred to walk as much as possible.
The apartment/loft could benefit from a few improvements. The air conditioning unit works well. However, since there's no false ceiling, the condensation on the exposed vents drips onto the upstairs bathroom, and leaks downstairs. This was a constant issue during our stay. The host was difficult to reach during our stay, and didn't answer a simple question on how to work the shutters on the large windows. I knew how to use the dangling chains for the shutters, but it took me a while to realize that they require considerable force to open since the shutters are heavy. I was initially worried that the chains might break and had asked the host to clarify. There was no reply for the four days we were there. Therefore, I didn't reach out about the dripping issue either. On our first day, the host said the connection was spotty and that it would be hard to reach them. While we didn't have any major issues during our stay, having an easier way to reach the host would greatly improve the stay here.
Final recommendation - Get the place. It's an amazing experience being there. Just be prepared to solve any issues that may arise.
P.S. Do get yourself some bottled water and expect no shower caddies in the bathroom.