Please make sure that you get information from the host prior to your arrival about parking. The $100 I am having to spend on a parking ticket does not make the amount I paid for this listing worth it. I'm in the process of trying to ask for partial compensation from the hosts, we were very nice and prompt in their communication but not really throw in the information that they gave, even after I explicitly asked for it. they failed to tell me how long the sticker was good for and as well we're not prepared to give me more stickers and were not aware that since they were two people staying there that there might be two cars involved. The space itself is okay. It's definitely not the best Airbnb I've ever stayed in and definitely not the worst. If you're at all sensitive to air freshener this place will be a little bit hard to handle until you can have it all aired out. It's possible to cook using the kitchen but you're going to need to bring your own seasonings like salt and pepper and such. It was reasonably clean no real complaints with that, but we did rearrange the furniture a little bit in order to use the floor space more effectively for yoga. We also ended up putting the mattress on the floor to sleep in the main bedroom because the bed kept wobbling on its base with any little movement, which kept us up until we finally moved the mattress. Definitely with a few tweaks and a little bit more thought put into the experience of an out-of-town guest who is not used to parking in Chicago, this could be a really great Airbnb. I personally did not prefer the way the space was decorated, because it was very cluttered feeling, and a bit uncomfortable because of it.