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Cool Quiet Coach House, Private Access + Patio
Retreat to the brick patio of this lovingly renovated home after a long day traversing the neighborhood. The interior is an expression of creativity, greyscale walls, rustic accents, and a varied selection of art and wall hangings tie in the decor. Split Level Floor plan. 1st floor = Living, Eat in Kitchen, bedroom 1 and bathroom. 2nd Floor = 2nd bedroom , bath and an additional sleeping area and desk area. Also features a gorgeous shared yard. The entire coach house is yours!! The coach house is set back behind a 2 unit building and the yard is shared between both. We are available via text or airbnb messaging and try to respond quickly. Please reach out anytime if you need anything at all. Extra supplies, neighborhood recommendations or tips in the neighborhood. The home is located on the border of Wicker Park and Bucktown which is Chicago's original hub of cool. It is a vibrant enclave of culture and commerce, explore vintage finds, record stores, and plenty of indie shopping in this trendy part of town The 24 hour Blue Line EL train is just a 5 minute walk. Door to Door it's only 25 minutes to Millennium park. (5 min walk to the blue line, 10 min ride on the train, 10 minute walk to the Park). The neighborhood is pedestrian and bike friendly , the 606 trail is just a few blocks away also.

Explore Lincoln Park from a Polished Apartment
This apartment is a large studio in the heart of Lincoln Park! New construction and all furnishings & appliances are brand new. It is perfect for a couple...but can also sleep 3-4 for a girls trip or a family with small children. You enter with your personal keypad code which we give you a few days prior to your stay. And we are always available by text or email should you have any questions about the apartment. Set in Lincoln Park, this apartment is steps away from shopping along Armitage and Halsted Avenue. There’s grocery stores, restaurants, and cafes nearby, plus red and brown line train stations that access Downtown and other parts of the city. Street parking is relatively easy around the apartment and we offer free residential parking stickers in the apartment on the desk. We also offer a clean garage space (with free EV hook up, should you need it) for $20/night.

Private Lincoln Square one bed+bath studio apt.
Clean, bright studio apartment in Lincoln Square. Private entrance, queen bed, private bath and small kitchenette in one of Chicago's premier neighborhoods. (Small twin futon also available if needed.) Beautiful home and garden with plenty of free street parking. Easy walk to public transportation, incredible restaurants, music venues, and shopping. The lake, Wrigley Field and more are readily accessible by public transportation. Enjoy all of Chicago! Chicago Registration Number: R18000036336

Harmony of Evanston 1 BDR Exec Suite w/pool & Gym
Eco-Friendly, modern, sleek, condo with modern finishes and a sweeping Sky Terrace and resort-like amenities are just steps from Northwestern University, Loyola, and Kellogg and minutes from Chicago. Harmony of Evanston features granite countertops in the kitchens, 9 ft ceilings, and designer plank flooring. Enjoy luxury amenities such as a fully equipped fitness center, BBQ and picnic area and beautiful landscaping. In the warmer months, Guests can enjoy the Clark Street Beach & Lighthouse

Steps away from Wrigley Field!!
The Wrigley Home is a newly renovated 2-bedroom with spacious living room & dining room. Ideal location for groups & families as this family-friendly neighborhood is walking distance to train stops (Addison- Red Line & Southport- Brown Line), retail shops, bars, restaurants, parks, and more! You will feel like home with a large sofa, fireplace, dining room table, brand new kitchen appliances, the amenities of home, pack and play, high chair, stroller, toys, backyard for grilling, etc.

1,800ft² Parking Workspace W/D Full Kitch
• 1,800ft² | 167m² . My home is on the top floor of a four flat Itallian Brick Building . You have 3 flight of stairs to Climb to enter. • Walk Score 95 (walk to cafe's, bars, eating, nightlife, etc.) • Biker's paradise • Fully equipped + stocked kitchen • Extremely safe neighborhood • Onsite, secured parking • Onsite washer + dryer ➠ 5 min walk to the Lincoln Park ➠ 10 min drive to Downtown Chicago ➠ 30 min drive to O'Hare Chicago Airport Note: The fireplace is non working

Penthouse Near Wrigley Field
This beautifully furnished and spacious penthouse unit has tall windows and ceilings letting in loads of gorgeous light. It is perfectly located just a short walk to Wrigley Field, two train stations, and tons of bars and restaurants. (Just a 10 min train ride to Michigan Avenue!) FREE street parking and 24-hour check-in! Pet friendly- we allow one pet per reservation for a $100 non-refundable Pet Fee. Pet must be well mannered and under 60lbs.

Stylish 2BR Andersonville — Walk to Lake & Cafés
Steps to Chicago’s lakefront, cozy cafes, and Andersonville’s best shops. This bright 2BR blends vintage charm with fast Wi-Fi, plush bedding, and a fully stocked kitchen—ideal for couples, remote workers, and weekend explorers. Stroll tree-lined streets, explore the nearby lakefront, or curl up indoors as the seasons change. Enjoy Superhost hospitality for an effortless stay. We’d love to host your next Chicago escape.

Sunny Wicker Park Apartment - 2BR with Deck
This recently-renovated apartment is in one of Chicago's hottest neighborhoods. Third-floor walk-up is sunny and bright with spacious kitchen, comfortable bedrooms and modern living spaces. Guests may use in-unit laundry. Please note there is a small breakfast table in the kitchen. We are awaiting delivery of the dining room table and a desk for the third bedroom. Photos will be updated when they arrive.

Elegant Suite in Gold Coast
Steps away from the Magnificent Mile, and the high-end boutiques of Oak and Rush Street, this generous one-bedroom apartment is perfectly situated in the middle of the action for your Chicago adventure. ***Please note that from March until the end of May 2026, there will be construction on the upper floors of the building that may cause noise during the daytime hours***

Coach House in Historic Old Town Chicago
Our coach house is the perfect place for your stay in Chicago. Located walking distance from restaurants, Lake Michigan, the beach and public transportation, it will make your stay in Chicago easy and eventful. We can tell you everything you need to know about the best places in the city. You'll feel right at home here on your Chicago adventure.

Relax & Walk to Wrigley Field from this Comfy Home
Stay at this two-bedroom, two-bathroom garden apartment on a beautiful tree-lined street in Chicago's North Center neighborhood. Wrigley Field is just over a mile away and Lake Michigan is two miles east. The brick building is also walking distance to restaurants, bars, a brewery, Trader Joe's grocery, and public transportation.
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Millennium Park
Urban oasis featuring iconic public art, lush gardens, and free cultural events
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At Millennium Park you can photograph your reflection at Cloud Gate (“the Bean”), cool off in Crown Fountain, wander the Lurie Garden, and explore public art, Wrigley Square, and the pine forest along the walking paths. Catch free concerts, movies, festivals, and classical performances at the Frank Gehry–designed Jay Pritzker Pavilion, or join free outdoor workouts like tai chi, yoga, Pilates, and Zumba on summer Saturdays. In winter, skate the ribbon; in warmer months, enjoy rock climbing and kid-friendly play areas, with Maggie Daley Park just across the pedestrian bridge.






Wrigley Field
Historic baseball stadium featuring ivy-covered walls, a hand-turned scoreboard, and lively surrounding bars
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At Wrigley Field you can catch a Chicago Cubs game, eat a classic Chicago hot dog or a memorable sausage from Hot Doug’s, and take in the ivy-covered brick walls, iconic red marquee, and manually operated scoreboard. Join an in-season or behind-the-scenes tour to visit the press box, locker rooms, batting cages, dugouts, and even up by the scoreboard. In summer, come for occasional concerts, and in colder months check out the Christmas Market and Winter Wonderland. Afterward, linger in Wrigleyville’s bars and Gallagher Way to keep the game-day energy going.






United Center
Premier sports and entertainment venue home to the Bulls, Blackhawks, and major concerts
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Step into Chicago’s largest indoor arena to watch the Chicago Bulls and Chicago Blackhawks play on their home court and ice, or catch major concerts, Disney on Ice, the circus, and other large-scale shows. Inside, look up at the 58 championship banners and visit the 12-foot bronze statue of Michael Castro for a photo with #23. The United Center also hosts big events like political conventions, college tournaments, and world-famous tours. After your event, you can grab a Cheezborger at nearby Billy Goat Tavern.






Navy Pier
Vibrant waterfront destination with attractions, dining, and stunning views of Lake Michigan
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At Navy Pier you can ride the 150-foot Centennial Ferris wheel, historic carousel, and other carnival rides, explore the Chicago Children’s Museum and indoor glass maze, see a show at Chicago Shakespeare Theater, or catch a film at the IMAX theater. Stroll through the Crystal Gardens indoor botanical garden, browse shops, and try multiple Chicago restaurants, bars, dessert spots, and the large rooftop bar at the end of the pier. In summer, enjoy lake cruises, sightseeing and dinner boats, live bands, and fireworks every Wednesday and Saturday night. Seasonal events like Winter WonderFest add indoor rides, giant slides, ice skating, and holiday décor for families.






Soldier Field
Historic stadium hosting Chicago Bears games, concerts, and major events
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Catch a Chicago Bears NFL game or a Chicago Fire soccer match at Soldier Field, where the energy from passionate fans, team colors, and loud chants fills this open-air stadium. Enjoy major concerts and festivals here too—everyone from Beyoncé to the Rolling Stones has performed in this iconic venue. Built in 1924 and later modernized, it combines historic colonnades with views of Lake Michigan and the skyline. Even on non-game days, it’s a landmark for soaking up Chicago sports history and taking memorable photos.






Humboldt (Alexander Von) Park
Expansive park with lagoons, sports fields, a boathouse, and cultural attractions
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At Humboldt Park you can walk or run miles of trails, relax on the grass, or set up a picnic by the lagoons, inland beach, or waterfall. Rent giant swan paddle boats at the historic boathouse, play tennis, soccer, or baseball, let kids loose on multiple playgrounds, or watch birds and other wildlife in the bird sanctuary and prairie-style gardens. In summer, look for Puerto Rican food trucks around the park, then head to nearby Division Street for jibaritos and other Puerto Rican dishes.






Private Chicago vacation rentals

Superhost Wrigley/Lakeview Duplex 3BR/2.5BA

Best Lincoln Square location. Spacious 2 bedroom

5* City Oasis: Logan Square/Avondale Neighborhood

Can't Beat This 2min Walk to Wrigley!

Spacious & Clean Ukrainian Village 2 Bedroom!

Wrigleyville Greystone

Quiet city getaway by beach in fun neighborhood

Luxury 2-story 2-bedroom 3-bath Lincoln Park Apt
Pet-friendly vacation rentals in Chicago

Wicker Park Walk-Up Condo

Bright family-friendly Lincoln Square 2-bed 1-bath

Spacious 3BR • Great for Groups • Fast WiFi • Pets

Private 3rd Floor Apartment

RockStar Pad W3A BoysTown/Wrigley Field/Parking lot

Stylish Studio in Historic Logan Square

Lincoln Square Gem!

Susie's Space. 2BR easy parking & pet friendly
Vacation rentals with jacuzzis in Chicago

Private Coach house near Lincoln Square!

Lux Urban 3BR/3BA Duplex + Parking!

Modern Getaway w/ Hot Tub, Lrg Yard, Parking

Tea Studio in Wicker Park Spring Factory

The Spa of Downtown Whiting

Belmont Pleasures - hot tub / arcade gaming room

Family 7BD Home with Game Rm, Hot Tub, and Sauna

Private hot tub - King bed suite - Free parking
When is the best time to visit Chicago?
| Month | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
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| Avg. price | ﺩ.ﺇ404 | ﺩ.ﺇ411 | ﺩ.ﺇ459 | ﺩ.ﺇ474 | ﺩ.ﺇ544 | ﺩ.ﺇ569 | ﺩ.ﺇ573 | ﺩ.ﺇ588 | ﺩ.ﺇ529 | ﺩ.ﺇ529 | ﺩ.ﺇ474 | ﺩ.ﺇ452 |
| Avg. temp | -3°C | -1°C | 4°C | 10°C | 16°C | 22°C | 25°C | 24°C | 20°C | 13°C | 6°C | 0°C |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Chicago?
Explore neighborhoods like the Loop for architecture and theater, River North for art galleries and dining, or Wicker Park for music and locally owned shops. Lincoln Park is often suggested for access to parks and museums. Each area has a distinctive vibe shaped by arts, food, and community events.
What are the best things to do in Chicago with kids?
Families often explore Shedd Aquarium, the interactive exhibits at the Museum of Science and Industry, and the playful areas at Millennium Park. Maggie Daley Park has climbing walls and play gardens around the park. Chicago’s lakefront paths also invite bike rides and strolls.
What are some of the best things to do in Chicago?
Explore public art at Millennium Park, admire city views from Willis Tower’s Skydeck, or step inside the Art Institute of Chicago. Neighborhoods like Pilsen and Hyde Park have murals and museums with local flavor. The city’s music scene and riverwalk are also popular.
How is the weather in Chicago?
Chicago has cold, often snowy winters with temperatures near 19–33°F (-7–0°C) in January and warm, humid summers around 68–85°F (20–29°C) in July. Spring and fall bring milder, changeable weather. Layers and a windproof jacket can help with breezy days.
What are the best places to visit in Chicago?
Explore the Art Institute of Chicago for world-famous collections, stroll Grant Park’s gardens, or discover Navy Pier’s rides and views. Lincoln Park Zoo and the Field Museum are frequently suggested for learning and family activities. Riverwalk paths connect public art and city life.
What are some hiking trails in Chicago?
The city has paved trails like the Lakefront Trail, winding along the waterfront with parks and skyline views. North Park Village Nature Center has natural paths in a woodland setting. Jackson Park features walking trails amid gardens and lagoons.
What are some family activities we can do in Chicago?
Families can enjoy Cloud Gate in Millennium Park, visit the Shedd Aquarium, or experience hands-on exhibits at the Chicago Children's Museum. Maggie Daley Park has playgrounds, gardens, and seasonal skating. The Lincoln Park Zoo is also popular for its no-fee entry.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Chicago?
Explore historic towns known for architecture and artists, unwind at nearby lakefront beaches, or visit protected forest preserves with hiking and biking. In warmer months, local farms sometimes have markets and seasonal activities. Regional parks are frequently suggested for nature outings.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Chicago?
Many vacation rentals welcome pets in neighborhoods like Lakeview, Logan Square, and West Loop. The city has dog-friendly parks and outdoor patios where pets can relax with their people. Always confirm pet policies with your host before booking.
What are some local tips for visiting Chicago?
Layer clothing for changing lakefront weather and use public transit to explore neighborhoods beyond downtown. Try local food favorites at corner shops and explore smaller galleries or shops around Pilsen or Andersonville. Many beaches and parks are free and open to all.
What is Chicago known for?
Chicago is known for its skyline, jazz and blues music roots, and locally rooted culinary traditions like deep-dish pizza and Chicago-style hot dogs. The city also has a strong history of public art and diverse neighborhoods. Architecture tours and live theater are frequently suggested.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Chicago?
Explore murals and independent coffee shops in Pilsen, or the Victorian houses and gardens in the Prairie District. The Alfred Caldwell Lily Pool and the Chicago Cultural Center’s Tiffany dome are often described as peaceful escapes. Quirky museums and bookstores also dot many neighborhoods.
What are the best foods to try in Chicago?
Chicago-style deep-dish pizza, Italian beef sandwiches, and Chicago-style hot dogs are frequently suggested signature foods. Try popcorn mixes, fried chicken, or savory pierogi in neighborhoods known for their food scenes. Bakeries often serve cheesecake and traditional sweets as well.
What should I bring for a trip to Chicago?
Pack weather-appropriate layers, a windproof jacket, and comfortable shoes for walking. Consider an umbrella or raincoat for spring or fall visits, and sun protection in summer. If you plan to explore the lakefront, bring a refillable water bottle and sunglasses.
What is the nightlife in Chicago like?
Chicago has live music venues, jazz lounges, and comedy clubs in neighborhoods like River North, Wicker Park, and Uptown. Many areas have late-night dining and lively bars. Nightlife here often centers on a mix of music, food, and local performers.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Chicago?
Chicago hosts music festivals in summer, large food celebrations, and the citywide Chicago Air and Water Show. Lollapalooza and the Chicago Blues Festival draw crowds in warmer months, while winter brings holiday light displays and parades. Outdoor neighborhood street fairs run throughout the year.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Chicago?
Many vacation rentals in Chicago are family friendly, especially in neighborhoods like Lincoln Park, Lakeview, and Bucktown. These areas are known for access to parks, playgrounds, and dining suited for all ages. Hosts often include information about local family activities.
When is the best time to visit Chicago?
Late spring to early fall is often recommended for milder weather, outdoor events, and green city parks. Winter brings festive lights and ice skating but requires warm clothing. Each season has its own rhythm shaped by events and changing lakefront scenery.
All about Chicago
Settled along the banks of Lake Michigan, the Windy City of Chicago offers world-class dining, exciting architecture, a top performing arts scene, and plenty of excellent museums. With more than 200 neighborhoods calling this city home, there’s a unique aura found in each.
You’ll find historic mansions and upscale shopping in Gold Coast, Gothic-style university buildings in Hyde Park, cool cocktail bars and quirky shops in hip Logan Square, and incredible comedy clubs in Old Town. Enjoy time outside lounging on the city beaches, catch a baseball game at Wrigley Field, shop along the Magnificent Mile, or sample the celebrated dining scene in this dynamic city, the third-largest metropolis in the United States.
What are the top things to do in Chicago?
The Art Institute of Chicago
The Art Institute is one of the best museums in the United States with more than 300,000 permanent artworks and many traveling exhibits. Take shelter from the city’s infamous wind and check out world-famous paintings from French Impressionists and modern American masterpieces. Cafes and restaurants are on-site for coffee breaks and leisurely lunches, and the museum also hosts regular lectures and events.
Willis Tower
The tallest building in the world for almost 25 years, the Willis Tower is a 110-story skyscraper that’s now the second-tallest building in the U.S. For a view that can reach Wisconsin and Michigan on a clear day, visit The Willis Tower observation deck. It’s located on the 103rd floor of the building, and you can even step inside glass observation boxes that extend four feet over the street below.
Millennium Park
Located across from the Art Institute, this city park is one of the most recognizable areas in Chicago thanks to the iconic Cloud Gate sculpture, lovingly known as “The Bean.” Rotating sculpture exhibitions and the naturalistic Lurie Garden make for lovely visits in spring and fall. During the summer months, the park comes alive with outdoor concerts, film screenings, dance performances, and even public yoga classes.
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Family-friendly vacation rentals
5,510 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities

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1,270 properties feature pools

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7,040 properties have a dedicated workspace

Wi-Fi availability
10,940 of Chicago vacation rentals include wi-fi access

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Guests love Self check-in, Monthly stays, and Lake access across Chicago rentals

4.7 Average rating
Chicago stays receive an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 from guests

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Chicago's top spots, include Millennium Park, Wrigley Field, and Lincoln Park
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- Lincoln Park
- Millennium Park
- Wrigley Field
- United Center
- Grant Park
- Navy Pier
- Chicago River Walk
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- Shedd Aquarium
- The Field Museum
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- Wicker Park
- Lincoln Park Zoo
- Garfield Park Conservatory
- Oak Street Beach
- Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio
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