Meh. Beware, by the time all the service fees, taxes, etc were added up it was almost like going to a hotel where they change your sheets. The cancellation policy is pretty severe and they collected half in front and half 2 weeks prior to occupancy. Check they AC unit too - after waking up at 3 am several nights, we discovered that the AC was programmed to go to heat at 79 in the middle of the night. Grrrr.
The location was pretty sweet, minutes from the tunnel to take you to the Promontory Walk and minutes to the Metra stop. Beds and bed sheets were comfortable. Sofa was the worse for wear - pretty dingy. The floors had a bit of sticky film. The views were nice but you had to peep out of the window. If you sat down, all you could see was sky. Windows & screens could have used a cleaning.
What was frustrating was that I asked for extra towels and there were none. We asked for two fobs and keys instead of the one, so that we could go on our separate ways - if one wanted to go for a walk and the other for coffee but they said they only had one, so we always had to make our plans coordinate.
The kitchenware was the utmost bare minimum. We were always washing dishes because there were only 4 cups, 4 plates, 4 spoons, 3 forks, 4 steak knives, no cutting knife, no paper towels, a tiny disposable towel, no cooking oil. For coffee they only provided a French Press, no coffee maker. That's what they call luxury accommodations?!