I didn't like staying at MJ's place very much. It's really sparse, has very little furniture and what's there is extremely cheap and positioned in odd places, pushed against the walls, sort of like the apartment's been prepped to host a dance party.
There are only windows in the front room (the windows in the other rooms are covered by plywood) so there's no natural light in them at all, which I found grim, especially in the morning.
As others have noted the "kitchen" is actually a laundry room with a tiny freezerless beer fridge and all that's provided in the pantry is instant coffee, powdered creamer and a jar of bags of Splenda.
The internet was so weak I gave up on it. I couldn't even use it for basic sites like yelp or Facebook and neither my son or I could figure out how to regulate the temperature of the shower.
To be fair, I realize now that this apt is not probably intended to be used by 2 people who want to hang out and visit friends. The listing says it sleeps 7 and it is steps from Wrigley and all the gay bars. If you're traveling with a large group and are here to see Cubs games or drink and dance til late and just need a place to crash, this might be a match for you. For me, though, it was definitely not a match. No problems communicating or checking in or anything like that, though.