Well located, great views, great base for a Chicago stay. I was here with my wife, college-age son, and elderly mother-in-law and it was perfect place for us.
Good things: Location. Chicago is a big city and no place is close to everything but this is central. If you wanted to walk to "th e bean" (Cloudscape) for example, you could walk a few blocks up Dearborn, passing first a magnificent Calder, then a magnificent Chagal, and then a magnificent Picasso sculpture. Turn right, and head for the Frank Gerhry concert stage and all of Grant park. Walk easily to the river. There is an El stop right there outside the building.
The apartment itself: relatively spacious, newly refurbished, attractive, functional furniture, nice modern art. The kitchen is new and things work well. Views from the apartment are great. You nearby buildings have interesting ornamentation, and more distant ones are attractive. You can see out to the lake between them. Having a washer and drier in the unit was handy.
Good to know: It's not quiet. Remember the El? Trains run all night and you can hear loud music from passing cars, even 15 floors up. It's Chicago. There are sirens. The unit has multiple, good sound machines, which you are likely to want. We did not hear any noise from neighboring units. The unit faces East and South--you get a lot of light, which is nice in the day but if you need dark to sleep bring your own mask. In terms of kitchen supplies, there is cleaning stuff, salt, pepper, and coffee filters. Anything else you need to supply. Parking can be a bit of a pain. We used Spothero and the garage at 318 S. Federal--very nearby.