You get what you pay for, so temper your expectations and you'll be fine.
Location is for the most part good. CTA L and bus station is basically just around the corner. As for restaurants nearby, there's really only two and a Dunkin/Baskin Robbins and a gas station convenience store. So you have easy access to downtown, but you'll probably want to be downtown anyways.
The entrance is certainly in an "interesting" location, but I didn't feel unsafe.
In terms of cleanliness, the room itself was good, while the bathroom was adequate. Not spotless, but nothing that would be out of place in my own home.
What could be an issue is how cramped the bathroom is. Faucet also had very low water flow.
However the shower head is a detachable one, a huge plus for me especially considered the mount was too low for me.
Room itself is very barebones, about the size of a walk in closet really. Bed was a bit short, my 6 foot frame had my feet dangling off the end a bit at full stretch.
Be advised if you're claustrophobic, there's no window in the room. This wasn't an issue for me, and probably was a blessing as the location is fairly close to an expressway, but I didn't hear anything from the exterior.
What I did hear was some of the other occupants. The listing doesn't say how many people you could be sharing the premises with, but you could potentially find yourself having to share the tiny bathroom with 4 other people. The doors are very thin, and any noise from the common area leaks into your room quite readily.
On a positive note again, Jauna was very responsive. Even when I was stuck out until 10 pm or so, Jauna still quickly responded to my questions upon check in.
So yeah, it's probably better than any 70 dollar motel you could find on the outskirts of Chicago, but at the end of the day it is a $60 room.
Definitely good value for the price, but definitely in the "value" category nonetheless.
Wouldn't recommend an extended stay, but for an weekend stay to catch a sporting event its perfectly fine.