Historic HP 1BR with Fast Transit to UChicago

Steps away from Lake Michigan? Perched on the edge of Jackson Park? Plush accommodations in a historical building? Why, yes—all that and more. When you choose to stay in this one-bedroom loft, prepare to enjoy a full kitchen, homey living room, and luxurious queen bed. Plus with that wide-screen TV, take the night off to re-watch your favorite flick. Or, explore University of Chicago, Museum of Science and Industry, and the Hyde Park shops, small businesses. With simple 24-hour check-in, a dedicated customer service agent always available, and consistently high standards you can trust, we help you embrace the joy of traveling without any of the stress. You can access the building anytime after 4pm by using the lockbox to obtain the keys. We ask that you respect our home and the quiet hours of the community. Our home is not baby proofed, and may not be ideal for families with very small children, however, children are welcome at your own discretion. Most of our guests prefer to let themselves in with our lockbox entry system; however, we can be available upon request and are always available via phone call or text message should any questions or issues arise. Please ensure you are booking with your full legal name. Checkout is at 10 am. We offer a complimentary extension to 11 am as long as you request it 24 hours before your scheduled departure. Looking for more time? The latest we can accommodate is 1 pm at $25/per every hour needed. Our stays have occupancy limitations created around local and state ordinances. It is our guest’s responsibility to abide by these ordinances; failing to do so could result in legal consequences. Before booking your reservation, please note the occupancy limit listed sometimes does not align with the number of beds offered. Please review the bed counts to determine if this stay will be sufficient for your needs. We have a zero-tolerance policy for parties or large gatherings. To ensure this in the most comfortable and least intrusive way possible, we use a noise sensor that simply measures the decibel level inside the stay; it does not record anything.