The unit was very clean, very comfortable, and very well located. The king-sized bed was exceptionally comfortable, such that when I stripped the bedding as we were leaving, I looked to see what brand the mattress and pillows were (didn't find a label, though). As other reviewers have noted, the bathroom is older as is the norm in an older building - the shower temp and water pressure could have been better, but we were understanding about that. Roscoe Village is a fantastic neighborhood, there are so many restaurants, bars, and shops to the West on Roscoe St., not to mention along Lincoln Ave. and Belmont St. just around the corner. We found free street parking on the same block easily. As other reviewers have noted, the building security/access codes can make coming and going a multi-step process; we didn't mind this, but it's worth mentioning that there are three separate codes for three separate entry points: a code to the gate that lets you into the courtyard, a code at the building front door for a key that must be put back, and a code to the unit itself. The second of these was a little tricky: the lockbox is up high and you need two hands to get it open, then use the key for two different doors (you have to hold one door open while you open the second door, then replace the key in the lockbox without letting either door close or else it will re-lock). We found that we needed two people to pull this off, and it was harder after dark. But again, not a big deal for people who are able-bodied and resourceful. Overall it was a positive experience and we appreciated prompt and courteous communication from our hosts.