SLO Brew Lofts 738 Higuera Street, San Luis Obispo, CA 93401

"Downtown on main st Higeura, lots of shops and restaurants within walking distance"

"Cool spaces but as others have stated, the noise on weekend nights is absolutely unbelievable. They did state this on the website but it's to the point that if you're planning on sleeping before 3 am, stay somewhere else. If you're going to be part of the noise, this is the place for you."

"Pros: Central location close to great eats, drinks, and shopping. Spacious, comfortable, attractive and well-appointed accommodations. Cons: Noise level from the bar/club below the lofts can be intense. I cannot overstate the negative impact of the noise on our stay experience - caveat emptor. Parking is a few blocks from the building, which isn't a big issue unless you're not able to unload/load due to street closure for events."

"Reservation made for 1 night, 2 adults on a Tuesday night. Dog friendly room.The lofts are located on the second floor, above SLO Brew( A Bar) off of Higuera St. Parking structure is off site about 2 blocks away. Our room did not have a view and that was okay with us. The lofts are in a great location. Within walking distance of many shops, restaurants, bars, and parks. It is very important for you to know prior to booking... NOISE is consistently till 0200. Then starts up again about 0800. Do not stay here if you will complain about noise because you are told about it prior to booking. Yes, good ear plugs will do the trick. The loft we stayed in was well designed and furnished. With exposed bricks and a record player with many records to choose from. (More located in the hallway) Full kitchen stocked with all amenities. A large dining table for 6. 1 queen bed and a sofa with a working fireplace. 2 TV screens for our viewing pleasure. Large bathroom with just a standing shower stall. Extra bedding included. We checked in about 1500 and checked out by 0900. The bed is pretty high for someone short like me but was very comfortable. I did sleep well after 0200. Just one complaint is that everytime we walked into our room, there was a strong odor coming from the shower drain. I will be coming again."

"Recently renovated by the owners of SLO Brew. The new location offers a lot more space than the old one, and also certain amenities that are completely new. It has a somewhat posh atmosphere with hip decorations and large radial seating anchored to the brick walls. The best part of this new location is that it has an outdoor patio on the creek, which feels really wonderful. The staff are about the same as they were before. It takes a while to get a drink, but the bartenders are usually attentive and speedy. The beers they make are all fairly tasty, and it's obvious the brewmaster is a seasoned veteran. They're all fairly low alcohol selections, but they do offer some really unique seasonal choices from time to time that are fantastic. The food is also pretty good, but not spectacular. It's the kind of thing you might expect from a taproom like Firestone or Sierra Nevada. A little overpriced, but rarely disappointing. If you are staying at the loft above, you should know that it gets quite loud at SLO Brew around 10pm, and often stays that way till about 1am. It's the kind of place I would recommend if you want to party and really cut loose in downtown SLO. If you're looking to turn in early though, I hope you're a deep sleeper."