Roberto was very welcoming and accommodating. As this was my first time in Chicago and I needed to book a room night before I arrived, it was a relief to find someone on AirBnB that responded promptly, especially as my arrival time changed a bit throughout the day due to my transportation. I stayed in a room just off the back door of the kitchen. I'll double check this listing, but I wasn't aware that the room would be a bit separate from the house, or that this AirBnB was the entire top floor of a home. The upstairs unit also felt like more of a hostel than an AirBnB. I was okay with that, but there were reminders on all the doors to be sure to lock every door behind you - as a lady who has to use the restroom many times in a night, it was a little bit of a hassle getting out of my room and into the house while locking and unlocking all the doors behind me, and repeating that on the way back to my room. I was also nervous to wake the other people sleeping since the home was very quite and the door locks + floors were a little loud. So if you're like me, I would just check to see if you could have a room within the unit. The location was also a little further from downtown than I'd anticipated. If you decide just to Uber to the downtown area, it'll be roughly $15-$25 each direction. Overall, Roberto and the other AirBnB guests were all very warm and very nice. I felt comfortable staying here and I think this is a great alternative if you don't mind a being bit out of town and you aren't too high strung about your accommodations. The hosts are willing to help you at any moment.