I staid at Mary's property in Chicago, near Rosemont village & O'hare airport, while working at a convention in the Rosemont convention center. Profit margins for me at these kinds of events are often very tight, so I have to stay offsite, but Mary went the extra mile with the lodgings where it felt more like 'get to' stay offsite than 'have to'. Snacks, small breakfast packs, and tea and coffee in the common kitchen area for the guests meant I got to have 4 - 5 meals as part of staying in the room, which saved me a lot of money & stress (I was having light sensitivity issues so driving more than necessary at night in chicago was a no -go. There were food places between the convention center and Mary's place but finishing work at 11pm-1am most nights meant many of them were closed.) There are 'quiet hours' but don't worry too much about just moving around - barely anything the adjacent guest did carried as sound into my room with the door shut, & never at any level that woke me up. The kitchen space is well laid out and markings for whats for guests & what's not were very clear and helpful. The bathroom was a cozy room with a nice amount of open shelf space for things you might need when showering and good light during the day from a nice but private glass-block window. Parking along the street was easy & it was residential enough that there was little foot traffic outside. The interstate was a mess the way I came into town but local roads were clearly marked & well maintained enough that I was able to avoid the interstate my whole time there. Bed was just the right amount of firm but not stiff for me, and the desk in the room had a good amount of space for me to spread out and do a little extra work each night.