I was excited to find this Airbnb as we needed a quick one night stay in Chicago as we were coming for a concert on a Sunday evening. Overall, the house is in a good location and looks nice from the front yard to the house. The room itself was okay, I noticed a few things were not as clean as I’d like, such as hair on the dresser and it seems like certain areas are becoming worn down, such as a couple of spots of paint missing from the ceiling/wall. However, we spent very little time there so it was fine for what we needed. The kitchen area was nice when we grabbed breakfast and I appreciated the complimentary breakfast. I do wish it was okay to take at least two items to go as one of the instructions I read for the Airbnb said breakfast is “grab and go” but saw another sign in the kitchen to not take more than one item. We were in a hurry or we would have eaten breakfast there. However, with COVID still around, I imagine some people might not want to eat around others too. The biggest issue was parking (which I understand the host does not have any control over but wanted to mention it). Based on other reviews I saw, others have had issues too. I’ve stayed in other parts of Chicago before and never had an issue with parking. I think this neighborhood is just really difficult with parking. The parking map provided was helpful and we tried to find permit parking (Ashley can provide a permit) or free parking and after driving around for an hour and half finally found something but it was a tow zone 7-9am and a 15 minute walk from the Airbnb, so we had to get up super early to move to paid parking as there was still next to nothing available in permit parking Monday morning. All that to say, we were in free parking earlier Sunday evening and had to move because it was only free until 5am, so coming from out of town we probably just didn’t know if it would be okay to leave our car their until paid parking was available, but there was truly almost no where to park around 10:30pm when we had to move the car. Just sharing my experience, I know everyone has different preferences, and I would consider staying here again, I’d just plan ahead with parking.