Comfy

Bed

value, location, privacy, had AC

small room

Breakfast was not included to my knowledge, but the location was awesome even though it didn't come with parking. Everything l needed was in walking distance.

Fresh drinking water was not available at anytime during my stay . Parking on site would have been even better.

I liked that i got a whole apartment to myself without having to pay "whole apartment" prices. You get your own shower, and there is a full kitchen to boot.

Here is where things go awry. I stayed here for one night then had to check out, go to Skokie for the only motel room I could find that wasn't either over $350/night or infested with vermin. My first nights stay ended with the owner banging on the door while I was packing up, yelling at me to "get out!". I am pretty sure there are better ways to handle my oversleeping. When I came back on Sunday afternoon, after trying to confirm I had the same space rented for more than two hours, I entered the apartment and found that the bed linens had not been changed, the towels were the same ones I used on Friday night, the garbage hadn't been taken out, and the only thing that changed in the kitchen was my leftovers from Friday dinner had been thrown away., and the few dishes I used had been washed (still sitting in the drying rack.) There were even a pair of fake eyelashes glued to the wall, and a bit of glitter, indicating that possibly some queens of rather drag variety had used this space as a landing pad the night before (while I was exiled to SKOKIE!) Around 1145AM, the sound of the back door opening and closing roused me out of the air conditioned bedroom. "Hello?!" said the owner, who standing in the kitchen. After I turned the corner into that area, he simply told me to get out. Again. I paid for two nights, and I told him as much. He asked (yelled) if I had paid, and I told him yes. He then slowly gathered his things and left muttering to himself. I had to ask for more towels. The pots and pans are, shall we say, "low budget", and the aforementioned "get out" is no way to treat a guest. Im sorry. I can handle a lot of nonsense, but hearing "get out" again was the straw that broke somethings back.