I stayed here 11 months ago and again this past weekend.
Pros: Great location (for me) near buses and train. Clean room/bedding that was relatively quiet. Nice front desk and housekeeping staff. Free bottled water. Lobby and hallways recently renovated very nicely.
Cons: Toilet ran every 12-20 mins (old and needs replacing), one spotlight lamp next to bed didn't work. Light switch as you enter the room did nothing (turned on no lights). I tried them all and even moved the lamps to various outlets to see if it would work.
HVAC is old and loud, but kept the room a desired temp well. Water pressure was a little low, but temp was good. Breakfast was not as good as last year. The French toast was good, but there were only scrambled eggs one day and that is a stretch to call them that (clearly some powdered egg concoction with a weird texture). I don't eat hard-boiled eggs, but they were available every day. Cinnamon buns were good. Strawberry yogurt was not quite as good as the vanilla was last year. I heard parking was $39 a day (high) but I didn't have a car.
I'm sure I'll stay again as there aren't many other hotels in that neighborhood and I didn't want to be downtown.

I highly recommend this hotel. It's in a nice section of the North Side of Chicago, about a 15 minute walk from Wrigley and an L train stop. My room (202) had a desk with office chair, large TV, microwave, Keurig, refrigerator, bureau and a large closet with lots of hangers and an ironing board and iron. Comfortable bed with four pillows and extra pillows in the closet. Nicely tiled shower and the hot water came up immediately. Towels and small bars of soap and bottles of shampoo were provided (you may want to bring a large bar of soap like I did). Also nearby is a large Jewel Osco supermarket that's open until 9 or 10 PM. It was easy to call a cab for the ride to O'Hare (which is about a 30-45 minute drive depending on traffic). Housekeeping is provided every other day. The photos online are accurate and up to date. I suggest visiting the Art Institute of Chicago, the Field Museum of Natural History, the Zoo, the Wrigley Field tour ($30), and "The Bean" sculpture (Google it!).

I really liked the ambience! It is a charming boutique, beautifully decorated and landscaped hotel. An oasis in a lovely neighborhood! The room was well maintained with fresh artwork and I liked the layout. Amenities were nice and all the staff I interacted with were pleasant and professional. The breakfast was plentiful and appealingly displayed. The neighborhood is very walkable with small shops and tempting restaurants and Wrigley Field is less than a mile away. Also good local bus and taxi service.