I stayed here with my husband and 14-month old daughter, and it was perfect for a family with a small child, much better than a comparable hotel would have been for us. Delphine left out her baby stuff for us, including a crib, changing table, high chair, and lots of toys, which made keeping our toddler occupied much easier and allowed us not to have to travel with as much baby gear as usual. For the adults, there was a fully-equipped kitchen, all the necessary appliances, and two queen beds with comfortable mattresses.

Location was a 10-minute walk to the heart of Andersonville on Clark St., with a lot of restaurants and coffee shops to choose from. Two supermarkets also in walking distance. The building is a newer one and clean, and appliances and stuff were easy to figure out. We came with a car, and found street parking on the block to be a little tight (esp. on Friday night!) but not impossible.

Our only complaint was that, coming in the middle of winter it was a small problem the heat in the kids' room was not very reliable and it got quite cold in there at night. There was a space heater, but Delphine warned against leaving it on all night, so it would warm up the room for the first half of the night and then it would cool off again. But we would've picked this place again even had we known about the heat since traveling with little kids comes with a lot of specifications.