Penthouse Loft Downtown Huge Unit

Penthouse Loft Downtown Huge Unit

Bessemer, United States

Guest rating: 4.9 / 5

Overview

Penthouse Loft Downtown Huge Unit is a private, smoke-free downtown loft-style apartment marketed as an upscale stay with a “historic loft” feel. It’s set in an early-1900s building that underwent a nearly two-year professional remodel, blending exposed brick, original concrete floors, and designer-inspired décor with modern comforts. Guests have exclusive access to the entire unit (no shared living space), with secure keyless smart-lock entry.

Space & sleeping setup

The loft features 15-foot ceilings, massive windows for natural light, and loft-style bedrooms with open ceilings. The master bedroom includes three queen beds and an en-suite bathroom with a tub; the guest bedroom includes two queen beds. Each bedroom has a Smart TV, a closet with velvet hangers, and a bedside sound machine; linens/duvets are high-thread-count and changed between every guest.

Kitchen, laundry & in-unit amenities

The unit includes air conditioning, heating, free Wi‑Fi, cable TV, and multi-streaming Smart TVs. The fully equipped kitchen includes an oven/stove, microwave, dishwasher, stainless steel sink, refrigerator, toaster, and a Keurig coffee maker with a variety of K‑cups plus cream and sugar. A washer and dryer are available in the loft with detergent provided; mini shampoo and conditioner are supplied for stays.

Location & nearby highlights

Although listed in Bessemer, the source describes the apartment as a downtown Birmingham, city-center stay with walkable access to restaurants, parks, grocery, and nightlife. Noted nearby points include Rotary Trail (about 600 feet), Publix Grocery (about 0.2 miles), Railroad Park (about 0.5 miles), Regions Field (about 0.7 miles), UAB Hospital (about 0.6 miles), Legacy Arena at the BJCC (about 1 mile), Protective Stadium (about 1.2 miles), and Lakeview (about 1.2 miles). Cultural and outdoor highlights mentioned include Alabama Ballet, McWane Science Center, Ruffner Mountain Nature Preserve, and Moss Rock Preserve.

Parking, rules & building notes

Free parking is available around the building, with additional metered street spaces nearby. The building has one other loft unit, and quiet hours are 10pm–7am; parties, large gatherings, unregistered guests/visitors, and smoking/illegal drug use are not allowed (with a stated $2,000 fine for smoking/drug use). The property uses security cameras in exterior/lobby areas and sensors to monitor noise levels and occupancy relative to the reservation.

Best for

This loft suits groups and event-goers who want a distinctive downtown Birmingham stay with substantial sleeping capacity (five queen beds across two bedrooms) and walkable access to parks, dining, and venues like Regions Field and the BJCC. It also fits travelers who value a highly designed, renovated historic-warehouse aesthetic paired with practical comforts like a full kitchen, in-unit laundry, and keyless entry.

Travel tips

Check-in begins after 3pm via smart lock, and you’ll use separate access codes for the common-area entrance and the unit door; codes are changed between reservations. Many attractions are reachable on foot, and the area also supports ride-shares and electric scooters; plan for quiet hours (10pm–7am) if you’ll be returning late. For parking, use the free spaces around the building as shown in the property’s guided photos, with metered street parking as a backup.

What guests say

Reviews consistently emphasize standout cleanliness and a well-executed, stylish design that feels like a renovated warehouse/loft concept. Guests frequently highlight the central location and the convenience of walkable restaurants and grocery options, along with easy parking. Host communication is a recurring positive, with timely, helpful responses (including assistance with Smart TV/streaming). The excerpts provided do not surface recurring complaints or negative themes.

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