I unfortunately did not get good sleep since I couldn’t close all windows (allowing noise to come in). With the AC (adjacent to the headboard/one’s ears) and window being open, the subtle air flow jiggled the bedroom door when closed, even causing it to pop open completely, and the curtains did not block out street light. The mattress itself was uncomfortable and the sheets did not feel clean (they felt waxy). There were some basic security concerns — for example, it seems the lock pad code is not changed per guest (based on check-in instructions), and I wish there were curtains available on all windows, but at least in the main living room.
Overall, I think the location is great, the decor accurate, and the other furniture cozy and relaxing. If there were fans or a better way to control / flow temperature at night (maybe with a fan unit), a comfortable mattress, in addition to black out curtains in the bedroom, I would consider staying here again. For the final price I paid, if I could do it over again, I would have afforded a nice hotel in the North Loop for the same or just a little more (I did check out those options in advance of booking). This place has many selling points, but the inability to sleep soundly and comfortably is one of the major dealbreakers.