This place was a lot smaller than I expected. Everything looked nice upon first glance but was somewhat less functional upon scratching the surface. With that being said, I think this place would be great for a weekend stay in which you're planning on using the place as a home base and going out to eat and having few meals at the Airbnb. The beds are super comfortable, but I found the furniture overall to be worn and not very comfortable. Like I said, I think this would be fine for a weekend stay, but I stayed during the stay-at-home order and was there pretty much 24/7. I also stayed for a month, so I was hyper-aware of what was wrong with the place: There were no oven-mitts in the kitchen, no measuring cups/spoons, the knives were chipped and didn't work well, and there were no additional paper towels or soap (an odd choice during a pandemic). You can hear the footsteps and conversation of the people below, but I think that's pretty normal in older buildings like this one. There is a washer and dryer in the basement, but it's $1.75 for the wash and $1.50 to dry, which I found a bit expensive for old machines. The place is also not in the nicest part of Logan Square, but we did feel very safe in the neighborhood. Finally, the back patio on the place was very nice to use, but it is shared with 3 other units.
With all of that being said, the hosts were awesome, super-responsive, and friendly, and I cannot say enough good things about them.