Entry is much simpler than it seems. Arrive during the day so you have the sunlight on your side. "Post with lockbox between 2 trees" is located on the INSIDE of the fenced parking area. You will see several lockboxes on the OUTSIDE of the fence, the one you need is easy to overlook. I did contact the host and response was prompt. After successfully obtaining the key, the main door to the building was found to be wedged open. Located the unit easily but immediately upon opening the door, we were approached by a "neighbor" who asked to see inside, we said no and they seemed respectful and to understand and didnt approach us again. Unit was clean, not sterile by any means. Found a dried out contact lense on the bathroom sink, but that was really the only genuine issue. The building is HISTORIC. Its in the description. Ceiling near window isnt the prettiest but for us it wasnt an issue and really added to the historic charm. There is no barrier along the edge of the loft so you need to be extra careful up there. Also up there, there is a fire sprinkle line that hangs kinda low so watch your head. Heat worked well. There is a rooftop even with the bottom of the window so when you look out the window, the rooftop is alot of your view, but you can see the river and city easily. On the rooftop, there is also some type of spinning exaust vent that made a pretty consistent noise while we were sleeping but i did have some travel ear plugs that allowed me to sleep thru it.
