Appartementen in West Side

'The stairs up to the third floor were tricky to navigate. The stairs wound around in a spiral fashion so getting luggage up to the third floor wasn't a breeze. Prior to check in, I was notified that there was an issue with the dishwasher, asking if I would mind if the technician accessed the property, and I said it wouldn't be a problem since we wouldn't be there until late. No technician arrived during our stay. The couch and beds were comfortable. But the walls in the bathroom and living...

'I had an amazing stay at Tracee's place. It was quiet, clean, plenty of parking and served all of my needs. Tracee was responsive and very accommodating of my stay.'

'The place itself was okay, but it was hard to find at first, the parking situation was horrible, and some of the other tenants behaved oddly, which made us uncomfortable and took away from the overall experience.'

'Sean was a very responsive host and overall his place is clean and comfortable.We could not figure out how to properly use the double shower head and the hot water takes a long time time to come on and once it does, it's a bit finnicky.The rooms and beds were clean and comfortable.The first bedroom as you enter could use a small table of some sort and more cell phone charging friendly outlets.We appreciated the generous supply of towels and toilet paper.(We were 3 adults) and we had no problem...

'Easy access to building right outside Chicago Blue Line Station, host was easy to reach and helped out with getting luggage storage before/after check-in and check-out. Room was clean enough, a bit old and dusty in places and the heat was a bit much, but otherwise a great stay!'

'Once we were in the place it was wonderful, met all of our needs.The entrance to our unit was filthy and steps kind of dangerous for 5 year old with no railing'

'Place was nice and quiet. Parking was horrendous but Freddy was very helpful in providing us with parking passes. Due to political climate, there was a lot more masked men which made us (even as US citizens) feel uncomfortable.'