Sarah was easy to get a hold of, and very professional as an AirBnB host. The room is definitely small, as advertised, and there is no television in the bedroom itself (which will surely not be a problem for many). The Roku worked well, but the comfortable seating is limited in the kitchen, which is where the television is located. This is only really important after a long day of walking, but was still something worth noting for us. We never had the chance to meet Sarah, but that was never a problem as she has everything set up perfectly. The internet works, but is slower than most will probably be accustomed to. The area is beautiful, and a quick, easy walk to the blue line of the bus system (a bit further, about a 15 minute walk, from the metro).

The only downside to the room has to the bed itself, which is a futon that feels way past its prime. It definitely took a toll on my back, but I probably could have fallen asleep on the ground after all the walking through the city, haha!

Come in expecting Sarah's claim of a "tiny studio" to be just that, and you should be satisfied. Bed could use some updating, but the bathroom is great, in both size and cleanliness. It was a pleasure to stay in Sarah's apartment, and Wicker Park and Ukrainian Village are excellent places to walk around. This comes highly recommended.