This place will serve its purpose. The location was good for what we needed it for and we liked the size of the house. If you’re traveling with young children/toddlers, the hall has a long runway and was great for burning off the extra energy of spending the day in a stroller in Chicago.
Communication in regards to check in, door codes, and parking was great. If you’re looking for a host that will respond to messages, then I’d recommend someone else. I asked Humble on 3 separate occasions about using the train nearby and never got a response. I messaged the day we arrived because the closet door was busted and wouldn’t close. No response. However, I did get plenty of messages about check in, check out. Communication for the important stuff was on point, any form of personal communication was non-existent.
In all honesty, the house served its purpose but we won’t stay again. Some of the furniture was so cheap we were afraid to use it. The dining room table was so wobbly, we couldn’t use it without fearing we would break it. We had to move the coffee table in the living room out of the way because it was so wobbly I didn’t want my toddler touching it. There were a ton of lightbulbs out in both the ceilings and some lamps. The master bed was comfortable enough but was very worn. There were two very defined dents on each side, and it was so squeaky that you could hear every move.
Lastly, the cleanliness was not the best. We had to wipe down a lot of the surfaces because they just weren’t clean. I had to clean the tub before giving my baby a bath because you could tell it hasn’t been used in a long time.. there was dirt, dust, and hair on the sides.
The house had a lot of nice art and was easy to find. I appreciated the toiletries and laundry soap.