This is a nice place with a lot of plusses and only a few minuses. It is a large unit, certainly much larger than a standard hotel room, including A LOT of closet space – it is nice to be able to “put away” your luggage and keep your living space clutter-free. A minus is that it is on the third floor – not a big deal, but those with mobility issues should be aware of the climb. It is also a somewhat odd layout with a bed in the living space, but there is a completely separate private bedroom with bunk beds which is nice. There isn’t much of a view out the windows and the “patio” isn’t much (I wouldn’t really consider it a "patio" but really a fire escape) although this is very typical of apartments in this part of Chicago. It wasn’t hot when we were there, but we noticed there were TWO air conditioning units, including one in the separate bedroom - nice. The kitchen is well equipped and relatively well-stocked, including a Keurig coffee maker and A LOT of k-cups. There are also other niceties like for example Q-tips and cotton balls in the bathroom. We didn’t see a lot of what I call miscellaneous ingredients like salt, pepper, oil, etc. in the kitchen. The refrigerator was completely empty (and very clean). Overall, a good choice for this Chicago neighborhood. A special note: The coffee maker wasn’t working Sunday morning, I notified Regina and I was pleasantly surprised that she delivered a new coffee machine within a couple of hours – that is outstanding service!