I'll start with the positives here - the loft is pretty neat. The history behind the building is interesting. It's in a decent location close enough to N High St which is VERY booming. Would not really say it's a very family friendly area though.
Some hiccups with our two night stay: I found it interesting that there were *many* friendly reminders about noise levels & how everyone there is respectable & if you're not, then you'll be asked to leave, etc. I didn't have an issue with this because we are a quiet family & have no issues being respectable when we stay anywhere so we still booked.
To start off, you have to walk through a courtyard to get to the unit. When we first arrived, there was a man there smoking & blasting music with explicit language. Two times we had to deal with that. Then, the amount of times that I was woken up in the middle of the night from people just letting their doors slam (these are heavy industrial doors) was not really respectable. This was late at night - midnight/2am.
Next, the loft could use a very deep cleaning. Lots of corners were filled with dust. When we checked in, there was chip crumbs by the kitchen table & random items like a bobby pin & scrunchy on the floor. After immediately reaching out about it when we checked in, the only thing the host did was offer to have people come back out a day & a half later to mop/sweep. That's definitely not something guests want when they've already settled in. There is a cleaning fee so I found that ridiculous.
Lastly, if you need WiFi for work - the internet connection in the unit is terrible. Barely a signal & I kept getting kicked off because of it.
Also notable to mention, the windows face a busy road/sidewalk so you'll see people look right in if you have the blinds up. Not very private if you want to let some natural light in besides the fact that there are a lot of cars that like to race down that road.