Minnesota ‘Trendy Place To Stay’ – This Old Warehouse Is Beautiful Inside

I honestly didn't even know what this was when I've been driving by. Now I know that it's a pretty cool place for tourists to stay. Heck, I may even want to spend a night there.

Remember the old Johnson Brother's furniture store? It closed a few years ago, and it then went through a major transformation.

The furniture warehouse located at 1832 West Superior Street is in the Lincoln Park Craft District. it's been completely remodeled and features apartments and rooms for rent as well!

Explore Minnesota featured the Enger Lofts on their social media channels. They say the Enger Lofts feature soaring ceilings, giant windows, exposed brick, soft beds, and modern interiors. It looks pretty sweet

Tourists staying here will love it, because you're in walking distance to some very popular small charming shops, great restaurants, and all the craft beer and cider you could imagine.

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Contactless stay - no front desk.

When I checked out the website, I noticed that they have a contactless check in. There is no front desk. Travel Adventure bloggers Rarrup Adventures featured a video highlighting their stay at Enger Lofts (and other things in Duluth.) When you check in, you enter in your code and a door pops open with your room key.

The Penthouse comes with a washer and dryer in the bathroom!

This would come in so handy when you're traveling. You can pack even lighter knowing you can wash your clothes.

Nice modern bedroom.

There's plenty of space in the bedroom area. It's not a separate room, but dividing walls keep it separate from the living area.

The kitchen and living room area are open-concept. You could host a party here.

I love how open and bright the kitchen and living room are. It even comes with a Keurig and a dishwasher!

It has a spacious living room with large windows overlooking Superior Street.

Who knew that this old building was so nice inside now? I'll have to mention it to friends when they come to Duluth to visit. I did a quick search for rooms and to find pricing. For a one night stay, I found it was about $166. That's not too bad considering all the amenities you get, and the great location.

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