If your a family of 4 you will fit nicely. Yet these are the things I wish I brought. 1 my mini AC, I thought basement and such I would not have any problems, yet i did. I found later that there was a fan in the room and I would’ve used that. It’s just that season in life for me. 2 bring your coffee, creamer, your preferred sugar alternative with you. Poor guy got his head bitten off for having a Micro Machine coffee pot. My Coffee Drinkers out there can applaud me I schooled him. I don’t think he knew people like us take our coffee so seriously. Sam brought a 12 cup coffee pot that very afternoon. So as you see he fixed it real quick. Bring Shampoo, Listen to me BRING SHAMPOO. The corner store has funky shampoo. He says it on the listing but most of us just read the reviews and don’t pay attention to the amenities. 3 if your country folk going to the City you will want a white noise machine. It’s not the tenants in the building, there’s stuff going on all the time. Our light sleeper freaked the first night, and I was like where are we staying “? The Second night I was like it’s not this building it’s the fact we are in A City. Duh right! Ha! Your in Chicago in a great part that has So many good restaurants and shops. Ride share and Uber Eats were quick and convenient. 4. The small parking spot will fit a Mini Van But you MUST have the best Parker do it! I wouldn’t have been able to manage it. Again it’s a City, so rule of thumb is to get good parking gotta get there before 5. The Brown Line is like maybe 2 blocks from this place. It’s a short trip. To get to Soldier field it’s the Brown to Belmont and the Red to Roosevelt. The place is sleek and stylish and even the sheets smell nice. The hosts will fix whatever they can. He can’t quiet the City, I bet he and his wife would try though. You Country folks will be fine. Hell after 2 days I was hanging out with the homeless. Frolicking with the musicians. Eating Persian food and Colombian food all in one day. Chicago itself in this very brownstone stole my heart this trip. It’s the beauty in the chaos.