Overall, Suzanne's place is ok. It's a big, interesting space, with folksy art on the walls. I recommend it with some reservations, depending on one's sensitivity to their surroundings/external disruptions (see below for positives and negatives)
The mattress is very comfortable, but bring your own pillow if you don't want to share one long pillow. Suzanne did tell us where to find standard pillowcases to cover the faux shearling cover that was in place when we first arrived. Kudos for that 🙂
The apparently defunct full size fridge in the kitchen was still in there, but fastened closed with a bungee cord, and put off a bit of an odor. There's a mini fridge, under the TV (that doesn't have a remote, if that's a problem), but no freezer compartment, in case you like to stock groceries while you're traveling.
It is about a 15 minute walk to the Cermark-Chinatown stop on the red line, with good access to the bus line, too. The National Museum of Mexican Art in Pilsen (highly recommend) is a short bus ride and walk away, and then Pilsen is fab enough that it's fun to just wander back home via the various restaurants and shops. Recommended: Jibarrito Stop and Open Books. Would have also liked to try a chocolate shop and a pub close by, but the hours were affected by events and the holiday.
Make sure you check the back door - it was unlocked when we first arrived. Required a bit of force to get it locked, but we managed.
There's also a wet dog/animal odor as you enter the front door. Easter lilies in the kitchen masked this issue for the most part.
Be aware that the walls are very thin. Past reviews have mentioned something similar. I thought it couldn't be bad until one morning at 5am when the neighbor let the dog out and we stuck our head out of the bedroom cautiously because we thought that someone had come into the apartment.
The thing that marred the visit the most was a persistent noise that started shortly after we arrived. It came from the right wall, on the bottom floor, and was apparently from the next door neighbor, but although Suzanne said she'd look into it, I don't think they ever got back with her to explain what was going on. A muffled jackhammer/pounding sound that runs 24/7 doesn't really work as white noise, so when I woke up early one morning, this persistent noise kept me from easily falling back to sleep. Hopefully that was an anomaly and not something future guests will have to contend with.