This is a good option if you want to be near downtown Chicago, but not pay to stay right downtown. Yvonne's daughter handled the communication and check-in and was extremely helpful and friendly. I could reach her by text at any time and she responded promptly. The room is at the back of the main floor, just off the kitchen but still feels private. It's small but has a nice big bed, and there's room in the rest of the house to hang out, eat, etc if needed. The place is just as it looks in the photos. Pretty comfortable, and quiet at night (I wasn't there during the day but assume it is during the day too).
There are 3 Airbnb rooms on the main floor and 2 bathrooms. I stayed 2 nights and one of the rooms had not been booked, so I had one of the bathrooms to myself, which was great. Small and basic but clean. There are a couple more rooms upstairs and at the time a couple people were staying there between leases. I met one of them in the kitchen one night and enjoyed a great conversation.
Chinatown is an interesting little neighborhood. It feels like a pretty safe area. Lots of little restaurants and markets nearby. The red line is nearby and that gets you downtown quickly. I would stay here again, it's a good location value and the host was excellent, and the cultural experience of being in Chinatown is a bonus if you're into trying new experiences. If you just need a basic place to stay in this area, hard to beat this place.