What was good:
The place is just like it looks in the photos;
It is close of the best ESL School (WayPoint English) in Chicago;
The train (Montrose Brown Line) is ten minutes on foot;
There is a good grocery store close (Jewel).
What I didn’t like:
My check-in happened by message, and it was a little difficult to find the key. If you speak English very well (I am a student of the language), it will be easier;
My checkout happened okay, but I messaged the hosts a few days previous to checkout if it would be okay if I could check out in the afternoon. They could not accommodate me and we agreed that I would check out at 11:00 a.m. They messaged me to remind me to leave in the target day and it didn't leave the best taste in my mouth.
The street is completely dark, but the neighborhood looks safe. I didn’t have problems.
The room has a little noise just because the train line is in back.
Sometimes you could hear some noise from above - maybe it was a child playing.
The kitchen cabinet had some ants, and the dishcloth was old. I could find any other dishcloths.

There are a big TV, but there were no channels; you have to use only your private Netflix account or buying a subscription.
The internet is a bit slow but okay for emails, Facebook, etc.