Really loved Tripp And Todd‘s place… The communication was outstanding. Sadly I didn’t get to meet Todd but I did get to FaceTime with him while I was visiting.
I was helping my daughter move back to Chicago to settle in her first young adult apartment. Along with all the help of communication about my stay… Todd was outstanding helping with suggestions I inquired about… such as secondhand furniture stores and neighborhood treasures. When we arrived, it was very easy to communicate with Tripp via text so we could coordinate our arrival time. Sadly the power went out but again, the communication was the key. Nothing Tripp could’ve done about the power outage… But I appreciated him communicating with me!
I’d say Tripp and Todd home is right up there with the finest museums in Chicagoland! I just left soaking in the brick and all the beautiful art pieces and clever touches… Right down to the Cherubs in the bathroom that are the same ones I have at home. I also appreciate the very thorough binder with lots of references to restaurants and brochures about all types of things related to Chicago living and exploring.
Eddie the dog did not disappoint with his hearding abilities!!! He also had several friends visiting him during the day so I had a nice morning greeting from Captain and Mara!!! Amazing backyard and I am grateful I was there before the weather turns so I could enjoy an evening with the lovely Corey pond water feature in the background and the ambient light highlighting the architectural details and the warm hospitality and host!
It goes without saying that this is a dog friendly home. My granddaughter Bruce stayed with me and felt quite welcome… He was a little overwhelmed by the big guys, but Bruce is only 6 pounds. It’s very difficult to find a place that welcomes dogs so I was very very grateful that Tripp and Todd allow our furry family member to stay with us!
Highly recommend this place and I look forward to returning. The neighborhood is absolutely fantastic… If you have any questions your hosts will be ready and willing to assist! Thanks Tripp and Todd and Eddie!