This is a very nice space. I would recommend it to anyone. Two queen bedrooms and a fold-out couch. So it can take five. Krisztina was very helpful and responsive. She will address any of your questions promptly. Parking can be a hassle, especially in winter, but not a showstopper. You just have to work at it. So if you're driving around town, keep that in mind and make sure you understand the parking regulations. Krisztina can help you sort that out. I'd recommend parking your car for the duration of your stay (on Augusta St. around the corner) and using public transport. The subway station is a ten minute walk and the Loop is a 10 minute ride. The neighborhood is not lively like other districts but it seemed very safe. We ate the the Iron Age Korean Steak House a few blocks away and loved it. The surprise find was the Podhalanka. We like old-school diners so we tried it. It's not much to look at, but the owner (from Poland) plied us tons of with authentic Polish dishes: cabbage soup, sour borsch, pirogis, home-made polish sausage, latkes, etc. There are several sushi places and a couple of interesting sounding Mexican seafood restaurants close by we didn't have time to try. Thanks Krisztina!