I initially booked this place just for me, because of the affordability and location. I then invited two friends to come, and it was great that I didn't need to change my Airbnb because this place easily accommodated all of us. The place has 3 beds, while there they aren't in distinct rooms, they are spread out with partial walls separating each for some privacy. They location is in a cute residential area, with a grocery store, park, and a few shops/cafes within walking distance. The wifi in the unit was good, enough to work from, and the place was fully stocked with snacks, kitchen and bathroom appliances, extra fans, blankets, and toiletries. I wasn't expecting all the snacks and extras, so this was a bonus for me and made my friends extra happy after a long train ride and our daily adventures. It was also quiet, we rarely heard any noise from upstairs and it's on a quiet street so you don't hear outside noise. Also, Michelle is very quick at responding and communicates clearly. If you're new to Chicago, she provides a few guides and magazines about the area.
The only "cons" that some people may want to know but I consider these minor things especially with all the other great things - it's about a 15 minute walk to the blue line, but I love strolling through neighborhoods and most are lined with trees for shade. The 78 bus is super close though, one or two blocks away, for those that don't like to eat. The floors could use a little better cleaning, we did not wear shoes when inside and it was dusty and was noticable with bare feet. I didn't think it was difficult getting going down the stairs that are right before the front door, but it is a little tight and might be hard for some people especially if you're bringing a lot or heavy luggage. Also, the front door was very hard to close (probably because it was humid) so we had to slam it hard to shut it when leaving.
I would definitely stay here again, it's very affordable, comfortable and located nicely so it doesn't take too long to get around the main parts of Chicago with public transportation.