This place is an excellent value option for anyone who needs to regularly go downtown, especially using public transport. The location is about 5 minutes away from a CTA Blue Line station as well as a couple of bus routes, which makes it really convenient to travel to almost anywhere in downtown Chicago for cheap. The Blue Line train also goes straight to O'Hare, which makes it a lot easier to use transit when flying in or taking a bus to the shuttle center since no changes are required.
The hosts were very welcoming and helpful. We booked a room for three, and while each room had a bed that was only for two, they provided an air mattress and extra comforters and pillows so we didn't really have problems. The host Aaron regularly checked in with us, and the manager on site Jorge was also very helpful, even though his English was a little weak. Check in was extremely quick and simple as they used combination door locks for both the apartment as well as our specific room, which is super convenient since there isn't a key to keep track of.
The room was clean, but a bit smaller than the pictures would have you believe. Aside from the bed and a bedside table, there wasn't any furniture, but it did have a walk-in closet with a mirror, some rack space, and some clothes hangers. Not really a big deal as you could always go to the living room if you needed desk space or a couch, but other guests could be using those at some times so it was mildly inconvenient. The restroom was also clean and included basic things like soap and shampoo, and though we were concerned about it being shared with the two other bedrooms on our floor, we never ended up having problems with needing to wait for it. The Wi-Fi was also great, with us being able to get pretty high speeds from inside our rooms. There were four power sockets in the room, though they were somewhat awkward to use without a table.
Overall, this was a pretty good experience, and we were more than satisfied with our stay. I would definitely recommend considering this as an option if you're in Chicago on a budget.