I like staying in Kasa apartments because they are managed by a company rather than individual so it is a bit like staying in a hotel. This Kasa apartment is easy to access if driving into Chicago and the free parking was the biggest draw to this location. Parking was gated and easy to access--and FREE! Easy walk to the trains and buses. Also very easy walk to the museum campus, Grant/Millenium Park, and the Art Institute. There is a Target with a Starbucks and maybe a Trader Joe close to the apartments.
The apartment itself was nice. Everything you need for a comfortable stay-plenty of towels, stocked kitchen (the tea and coffee are so nice to have), washer and dryer with laundry supplies (love that!), and comfortable beds. The only complaint I have with the furnishings is that they are a bit sparse. There are two small chairs and a two person sofa in the living room which is not very comfortable for more than two people. The chairs were not large enough to sit in for any length of time and were more like dining room chairs. Basic IKEA furnishings. Minor complaint but the same I have with the other Kasa apartments I have stayed in.
Only other things to know-the bedrooms get bright in the mornings and do not get very dark in the evening since there are only metal blinds and no curtains (I travel with an eye mask so not a big deal for me) and the Metra train station is right next to the apartments. If you are a lighter sleeper the train will wake you up beginning very early in the morning if you are in an apartment facing the station rather than Clark St. Kasa did have noise machines in each bedroom but no noise machine will cover the noise of trains switching and braking into the station.
Overall I find Kasa to be a good value and pleasant to stay in! Also they have great customer service.