The cozy loft served our party of two well during our week long stay. Tyra left snacks to greet us and plenty of information on things to do in the area. There are also books and games should you need entertainment while at "home." The view from the deck is phenomenal, and the wireless internet worked well while using it (we worked remotely for a few days while visiting). The kitchen provides open space and utensils for cooking, and the assortment of toiletries (including shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and some hair products) is a nice touch.

As noted in the house rules, there is some noise. The construction of the building next door was a bit of a nuisance, as it started around 7:45am every day, including on Saturday and a holiday. The building looks nearly complete, so this will hopefully not be an issue for much longer. You will hear the residents downstairs walking around and closing doors. The residents downstairs also play music at volumes audible to loft guests on some evenings, particularly on holidays and the weekends. The bed sits on the side of the house closest to Williams Ave, so there is some traffic noise at night. Oh, and If you are a tall human, watch your head on the ceilings.
From the loft, the walk to rail is not bad, and shared rides/cars are plentiful. While there's no Bike Town station nearby, there are plenty of food and drink spots around within a 15-20 minute walk. If you intend to use the loft as your base to explore the city, a rental car is not essential, but access a bicycle makes things a joy.