The apartment was about a $25 Lyft ride from O'Hare, or a $3 train ride and a $5 Lyft from Addison Blue Line and was very easy to get to once we landed in Chicago.
Check in was easy, and the apartment was quiet and cozy. There were some board games in the living room, though we didn't play anything.
The neighborhood is really friendly, lots of people out walking dogs on the weekend, or just out on their front porches. plenty of trees and shade made it really pleasant to walk almost everywhere while we were in town. Bartoli's Pizzeria is within walking distance, too, making a slice of deep dish pizza for lunch one day an obvious choice.
The place is also stocked with bowls, silverware, and the basic kitchen supplies. I was a little disappointed in the coffee selection (Folgers half-caff or Folgers instant) but those may have just been left by previous guests. In any case there's a nice coffee shop less than a 5 minute walk away that has great breakfast and lunch sandwiches, so really not a loss!
The place is also within walking distance to the Brown Line, which can take you straight into downtown for a couple dollars.
Altogether it was a great place to set up camp while we were in town exploring and enjoying ourselves. A great introduction to Chicago for a couple first-time travelers to the Windy City.