Is a loft bed worth it for adults in high rooms?

Beams or shelves and put books or vases on them... 3D ceiling decoration

Books at a height of 3.80m? Hmm.

Under the keyword 3D ceiling decoration, this comes up:

The feeling of sleeping on the loft bed is simply incomparable.

Is it different to sleep that way?

Books at a height of 3.80m? Hmm.

Under the keyword 3D ceiling decoration, this comes up:

Hehe...
There are bookshelves that go up to 5 meters and then have a sliding ladder
I didn't write the height at which the boards/beams are installed. Optimal at about 2.50m or so... then the look is broken upwards...
We, for example, also have our books on shelves installed at 2 meters height. Looks very homely. But they are arranged as a crown along the walls...

I did not write the height at which the boards/beams are attached. Optimal at 2.50 or so... then the look is visually broken upwards...

Yes, visually breaking the height would certainly be nice. On the other hand, one must not forget that a potential tenant has to heat this height and would rightly wonder why they are paying for that. Therefore, it will probably come down to lowering.

My son has a mid-height bed (just for the little dwarfs, who by the way urgently need to use the toilet at night. Conclusion: It sleeps great there, changing the sheets is so damn awful, making the bed is also annoying. After 2 days of getting used to it, you can get down to pee at night really well (if my 3-year-old can do it, then so can the older ones). A subtle night light can help with that. If a loft bed is to be advertised, then rather as a gallery bed with a proper staircase.

I can agree to that extent that a staircase really makes a big difference. Such a rung ladder is (in my opinion) really unpleasant, especially barefoot. If you have another solution there, I think the idea is great. But I also completely understand if someone says that it is not their taste.