So this was my first time using Air BNB and I can't give it anything lower than 5 stars. The location is amazing, the price I felt like was very fair. I booked 8 days for 5 people and it came out to a total of about 450 dollars per person. Very reasonable, considering the location. The Blue Line is about a 15 minute walk from the apartment and it's a great line for going pretty much anywhere. There are some pretty good bars and some amazing Mexican restaurants right around the corner (El Gallo Bravo and I think City Cafe are so good). The apartment itself was extremely clean and had a good amount of space. There's a huge TV, a full-size fridge, and it's just a very modern and great place to stay while in Chicago. There's also a fire pit out back, although we sadly didn't get to use it. The only minor problem I have was that the wood floors are very creaky. But to be honest, I can't take anything off from that because I'm from Boston and I know that in these cities, that's just normal the type of thing you have to expect, even in the more renovated housing. Parking was fairly straightforward: It's a neighborhood in a dense city. You ideally try to park on your street, but if you can't find a spot, you move on and park somewhere else.
Sean is a very great host. He was quick to respond to my messages and questions, and very friendly. There were a few times we actually ran into him either going out or in the apartment, or on the way to the grocery store. He's a real cool guy and fun to talk to, and he definitely made our stay a great experience. He also has a very sweet dog that readily accepts pats, if that's your thing.
All in all, if you're planning to spend any time in Chicago and don't mind the quick walk to the train (or just want to take your car or Uber everywhere which I don't recommend), I highly recommend booking this location with Sean. This was my first time ever using Air BNB, but this stay gave me a great first impression and I think I'll end up using it from now on instead of staying in hotels now lol.