My husband and I had an absolutely delightful stay. Instructions on how to access the key was clear. You may walk past the entrance at first - it’s a black door with a sign above “Da Lobsta” (which made me feel nostalgic for Massachusetts). The interior of the building has both character and charm – lots of mirrors, art, antiques, and eclectic pieces. Our room felt glamorous with the expansive bed, decadent towels, and robes hanging on the door. In the morning we walked across the street to Firecakes and brought back coffee and donuts to have in the salon upstairs (mellow music playing in the background) where we had a lovely conversation with some of the other guests. Michael’s place is no more than a 15 minute walk from the Millennium train station and the Chicago Art Institute. We are definitely planning a return visit and looking forward to seeing the progress on the building and the rooftop garden to come. But I think my favorite thing was hearing Michael say “hey google, play Miles Davis.” Then “hey google, play Miles Davis louder.” Priorities are important.