Beds were comfy, kitchen had everything we needed to whip up a quick breakfast and any other meal pans and basic utensils as well as spices and coffee if you forgot yours. Plenty of nice towels and lots of little touches like shampoo, conditioner and a blow dryer. The place was nice and clean and they did a really nice job remodeling the bathroom (be careful of the shower if you use conditioner, it gets really slippery for some reason) If you don't do steps, this might not be the place for you. They are a little steep but they do have a solid railing to hold onto. There was a nice little patio area out back with a grill as well. There are security lights there so you wont sit in the dark but they are on all night so you may have to close the curtain because it does shine into the king bedroom. They had direct TV, wifi was good and overall it was a very nice stay. Even though you were right off the interstate I didn't really notice any excessive noise and I dont think any one else did and we kept the window open!
It had a GREAT location. We were 3-4 miles from downtown, The Navy Pier, Escape rooms, Unos Pizza, Willis/Sears tower but if you chose to drive down there be aware it does take up to 40 minutes depending on the time of day to get there or back. Parking is definitely a premium (some of the metered parking requires you need to move the vehicle every 2 hrs or so to avoid a ticket as well even if you feed the meter) so if you get one of the "free" spots out front ditch the vehicle for the bus that comes at the end of the block. It takes just about the same amount of time, you may have to transfer, but you wont have to deal with traffic and finding a place to park or the fees for that. One self park charged$15 for about 6 hours and $35 for 2 hrs at the Willis tower. They do have some parking discounts I saw after we got back home or check out Chicago's parking guide for additional information. We did use GO Chicago from www.smartdestinations.com to build our own package of sights to see for 20-25% off.