If you want to explore Pilsen (and we did), you can't find a better spot. Dusek's and Thalia Hall are at the end of the street, and great vintage shops are just a few blocks away. Even though it's in the city, for sure, the place is on a quiet street and we weren't bothered by commotion or sirens or any of the noise that comes with city living.
The apartment is really cool, with lots of interesting decorative items that make it unique. Loved having a parking space, especially in Chicago, where finding usable parking can be less than pleasant. Daniel was really easy to work with--we're pretty independent travelers, so we didn't need much from him, but I know he'd have quickly answered any questions we had. Take him up on his neighborhood tips--5 Rabanitos was one of our favorite neighborhood finds, thanks to his recommendation. The provided coffee and tea was a nice touch, too. Although we didn't use the kitchen, it would have been easy to cook in, since it was well stocked, even with basics like vinegar, oil, salt, pepper, etc. Loved our weekend in Pilsen. Thanks, Daniel, for providing such a great space to explore from.