The Jam Loft is super cool, but unfortunately we learned very quickly that it is not very practical: 1. The walls dividing each room are open at the top, including the bathroom that is shared between the second bedroom and the bunk room. The only toilet with privacy and a full wall/door is inside the master, which holds two king beds.2. The shower in the master is a wet room but open without a door--and the only thing offering privacy is a single strip of glazed glass in the middle of the shower glass that faces the beds. 3. The mirrors and lights were non-functional and burnt out. We figured out one of the GFIs was tripped and it at least gave us lighted mirrors in the master, but the lights above the stove and on the right side of the bedroom were non-functional. It's brick walls and windows that open to a cafe in the street with darkening curtains, so it is dark in there without lights.4. The kitchen has no salt, pepper, oil. Pots and pans were dirty with dried eggs. There were few utensils-ironically, no spatula, and one kitchen towel. Limited utility.5. The passwords and access codes to amenities like Sonos were not available.6. Elevator broke and was not able to be fixed during our stay. 7. The lock on door to stairs ran out of batteries and there was no back up key. We were locked out in a stairwell for 3 hours, had to get a locksmith to drill open the lock which led to us having to cancel reservations and ruined our Saturday night of my wife's 50th.