For the same price as a hotel in the area during Labor Day weekend, we got a cool industrial loft with high ceilings, huge windows, a full kitchen, washer/dryer, dining table, separate bedroom, and 1 ½ baths -- so definitely worth the price. Because of the heatwave that week, we spent a lot of time in the unit and very much appreciated the extra space. The Gulch neighborhood is great because it has its own dining scene but is still close to Broadway and the museums. However, as previous reviews have noted, the air conditioning kick-in is quite loud and went off several times each night. We’d recommend ear plugs (or the host could provide disposable ones). Also, while we loved the place for our stay, be aware that the furnishings are not all 5-star The couch and the bed are on the soft side; there is not a proper cutting knife and board; the fridge is kind of a relic with no icemaker. On the other hand, we appreciated the Nashville touches to the décor including a working turntable and records, musician posters, and hanging guitars. Overall, we were happy with the booking and would recommend the place. The host was easy to deal with and responsive to questions.