My husband and I stayed at Karen's place for five nights. She was a great Airbnb hostess. On the night we got in, our flight was delayed and made our already late arrival even later. By the time we picked up our car rental front Midway Airport and drove to her location, it was almost 3am. She graciously waited for us at her condo until we arrived. Karen had also brought us a yummy chocolate chip breakfast pastry from a Swedish bakery, which we enjoyed for a few mornings. During the first few days of our stay, Chicago was in the midst of a really sticky heat wave and the bedroom window AC unit was efficient and cooling off the bedroom, but the rest of the condo was very warm, even with the windows open. When I asked her about possibly installing the spare AC she had stored in one of her closets, she went out of her way to purchase a brand new device and add that and the spare AC to a couple of the rooms in her home. That was really a life saver because I don't tolerate the heat very well. All in all, the condo was beautiful and had plenty of fun things to look at, both historical and eclectic in nature. The parking was accessible and the most we had to walk was a block and that was because we got back so late. The neighborhood is safe and while there isn't much in walking distance from the building, there are some small markets/Starbucks/Walgreens nearby. I do believe the best thing about the condo were the views. They were breathtaking and the thunderstorms we experienced were amazing to watch off in the distance. The only trouble I ran into while staying there was using the hair dryer. As I say this, I know this is by no means the fault of Karen or her gracious hospitality, but do keep in mind that this is in fact an older building, so modern appliances may not jive with the wiring in a place that is nearly a century old. I had a couple of instances while trying to blow dry my hair that the power would short out in part of the home. I initially thought it was the voltage of my device, so I switched to the smaller travel sized dryer she had in the unit. The power shorted out each time I tried blow drying my hair despite my various attempts to switch devices or outlets and turning off all of the lights and unplug other devices that utilized power. All in all, it was a minor inconvenience, so be prepared to have your hair air dry if you stay here. ;) In the event you do stay here and experience something similar, the fuse power box is in the kitchen on the opposite wall of the sink. The bed in her bedroom was comfortable and the TV Room had a couch and a...