Sannette was wonderful. She was very accommodating when negotiating arrival time and responsive when I had questions. The room was clean and she had provided some fruit and muffins for me to snack on whilst there. The room comes with a private bathroom, which is just one door down the hallway. Though I didn't take advantage of it, Sannette also told me I would be free to use the kitchen if I wished to cook my own meals. There are multiple conveniently located grocery stores, which I was able to walk to and from, so having supplies to cook one's own meals or snacks to hold you over for sightseeing is not an issue. The neighborhood is also speckled with wonderful Mexican restaurants. There are restaurants of other persuasions in the neighborhood as well, but I didn't eat at any of those.
Check-in required some coordination, since Sannette had to be present to give me the keys, but she was very flexible in scheduling this. Check-out was very simple. Sannette had to be away for the day, so I just picked my stuff up, left the keys, and locked the door on my way out. There is a train station within a mile of the house. It runs continuously, seemingly at all hours since I took it back to Pilsen after midnight. I found the buses in the area to be less reliable than elsewhere in Chicago, which meant I ended up walking instead of continuing to wait for a bus on multiple occasions. Fortunately, things are close enough together that option is available. Buses run into the evening in Pilsen, but not late at night, so be sure to account for that in your travel plans. Depending on the time of day and the routes one chooses, it can take anywhere from 30 minutes to an hour to get to the Loop neighborhoods, but this is largely dependent on when one travels. Most of my trips from Pilsen into other parts of Chicago took around 45 minutes, including wait time for bus and train transfers.
Overall, I would certainly stay with Sannette again, particularly for the price.