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The exterior of the carriage house is showcased, featuring red brick walls and large arched windows. A set of concrete steps leads to an entrance framed by greenery, enhancing the welcoming appearance of the building.
Guest house in Little Italy
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 910 reviews

Polk Street Coach House Apartment, Little Italy/Medical Dist

Cook in a kitchen with everything from a KitchenAir convection range and Kitchen Aid food processor to Calphalon pots and pans. The mid-century look includes a comfy American Leather sofa, Gansgo Mobler dining table, and Frem Rolje teak chairs. Welcome to Polk Street Guest House: a well-appointed, completely private, 2-bedroom carriage house in Little Italy near the Medical District. Decorated with mid-century antiques and paintings, our 2nd floor coach house apartment is perfect for guests looking for a home-away-from-home. It has a fully-equipped kitchen, teak furnishings, comfortable queen size beds, and a private entrance accessible though a side gate from the street. For folks with kids, please note there is no child gate near the top of the stairs. Enjoy quiet parks and have easy access to all of Chicago. Major hospitals at Rush, University of Illinois, Hines, VA and Stroger are within 3 to 6 blocks. Chicago's elevated pink line train is 2 blocks away; the Blue line is 3 blocks. Take a quick cab ride to “the loop" downtown for $10, or take a Divvy bike. Chicago's famed Little Italy restaurants on Taylor Street are a block South. Free street parking with 24-hour zoned pass. Your hosts: Ken & Curt Want privacy? You have privacy! Use an entry code to access the coach house through the side gate to the left of our main house. Your private entrance, which also has keypad entry, is on the left side of the vine-covered brick building in back. The main living area is upstairs. There will be a 24-hour zoned parking pass waiting for you on a shelf as you enter the Coach with instructions on how to fill out the parking pass. We regret that the Coach House is not ADA/wheelchair accessible. For those arriving early than check-in, or who are staying later than check-out, we have an area beneath the coach house where you may leave your luggage. Just ask. Our space is your space. The coach house is entirely separate from our main house where we live. The coach house has a separate entrance and full amenities. You’re welcome to use the seating area in the courtyard, and the Weber grill. We're happy to provide any tips about the city, or to help show you how to use anything in the apartment. Just call our cell phones (they are listed in the apartment), or step across the yard and say hello. Three blocks to the Medical District and major hospitals, walk from this tree-lined Little Italy neighborhood to restaurants of all kinds. Host recommendations include Rosebud for classic Italian, and Indian cuisine on Taylor Street. Stroll in Garibaldi Park on the doorstep, with Arrigo Park a block away. We are conveniently located for transit, bike, car and Uber. Public Transportation: -Pink Line, Polk Station, CTA: 3 blocks west of us, this rail line gets you downtown in 10 minutes (plan 30 minutes total time with walking for most destinations) and is useful for most site-seeing. -Blue Line, Racine Station, CTA: 4 blocks east or west of us, this rail line gets you to O'Hare airport in less than an hour, or downtown in about 10 minutes (it's a bit longer walk to the Blue Line than to the Pink Line) . -#157 Bus (Streeterville): This super convenient bus 1 block south of us on Taylor Street runs during the daytime only and takes you to the Magnificent Mile for upscale shopping on North Michigan Avenue in 25 minutes. -#12 Bus (Roosevelt): This is about 3-4 blocks south of us, runs east-west, and takes you to the Soldier Field stadium and the Roosevelt Road shopping area with Whole Foods, Nordstrom Rack, Best Buy, Core Power Yoga, and much more. Bicycle: You bike? We bike. There is a DIVVY bike share station a block east in Arrigo Park. Get at DIVVY bike-share 24-hour pass with unlimited half-hour rides. Switch out bikes for longer distances. If you have your own bike, you can park it safely on the ground floor of your coach house apartment. It takes 15 to 20 minutes to bike to most downtown locations. Car: Our home is 3 blocks south of I-290 (the Eisenhower), and near I-55 (the Stevenson), I-90 and I-94 (the Dan Ryan and Kennedy). Parking: We provide parking passes for free zoned street parking available on a small shelf as you enter the Coach House along with instructions. Please be very careful about filling out the pass, as City workers seem motivated to issue tickets if the pass is not filled out correctly. We travel a lot and know what it's like to be away from home. That's why we've furnished the apartment with appealing furniture, comfortable beds, plenty of towels (and more towels), soaps, shampoos, and a kitchen outfitted with all the basics plus a few more: Kitchen Aid food processor, toaster, microwave, baking and cooking tools, Calphalon pots & pans. Please note there is no dishwasher. Enjoy complimentary Nespresso coffee, Bigelow teas, bottle water, and snacks. Three blocks to the Medical District. Walk the tree-lined streets of the Little Italy to restaurants of all kinds. Host recommendations include Rosebud for classic Italian, and Asian cuisine on Taylor Street. Stroll in Garibaldi Park steps away, or Arrigo Park a block away.

Top guest favourite
A light-filled living area features a gray sectional sofa adorned with blue and yellow cushions. Two large windows provide perspectives of the outdoors. A world map hangs on the wall, complemented by a small coffee table and a patterned area rug, contributing to a cozy setting.
Flat in Lincoln Park
5 out of 5 average rating, 298 reviews

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.

Guest favourite
A comfortable living room features a vibrant orange sofa, complemented by a glass coffee table and a patterned area rug. Potted plants provide greenery, while light fixtures add warmth to the space. Two additional seating options are included, creating an inviting atmosphere.
Flat in Little Village
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 236 reviews

Fairfield Flat, Airy Vintage Rehab

This remodeled first floor apartment is close to the California Pink Line Station, Pete's Fresh Market, and Douglass Park. Pilsen and West Loop night life a short train ride away. Situated in a quiet corner of Little Village, our neighborhood of predominately Mexican and Black multi-generational families is teeming with tamale stands, paleta vendors, and children playing. Great for couples or friends, though parents have expressed frustration with the hard, or uneven surfaces, and the stairs.

Top guest favourite
A spacious living area features large arched windows that allow soft light to fill the room. A blue sectional sofa and a glass coffee table create a comfortable space. A television is mounted on the wall, while vibrant flowers add a touch of color on the table.
Flat in Lincoln Park
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 468 reviews

Sophisticated Flat in Historic Building

Nestled in the charming Old Town Triangle of Chicago, this luxurious flat offers a seamless blend of historic charm and contemporary sophistication. With its soaring ceilings and elegant arched windows, this immaculate space boasts a truly captivating ambiance. Impeccably designed interiors ensure a truly indulgent stay, while the building's rich heritage adds an unforgettable sense of place. Treat yourself to the ultimate Chicago getaway and bask in the allure of this stunning residence.

Top guest favourite
A fenced backyard features a circular arrangement of wooden lounge chairs centered around a propane fire pit, creating a cozy gathering space. Twinkling string lights hang above, illuminating a bistro table with two blue chairs. Lush green grass surrounds the stone patio area.
Home in Berwyn
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 191 reviews

Retro Modern Bungalow | free parking | fire pit

Experience the city in style at Retro Modern Bungalow, the perfect pad for up to 4 friends. Featuring two spacious bedrooms—each with a king bed and luxury linens—a propane fire pit and a fully fenced, pup-friendly backyard. Enjoy central HVAC, speedy WiFi, and a dedicated workspace. A pack-n-play crib is available at no cost. Central location just south of Oak Park, 15 mins from Midway airport, and 20 mins from downtown. Park for free in our garage or catch the train a few blocks away.

Superhost
A spacious game area features a classic pool table, surrounded by light-colored walls and an abstract art piece. A modern staircase leads to the upper level, while a decorative plant adds a touch of greenery to the inviting space.
Loft in West Town
4.84 out of 5 average rating, 128 reviews

Modern, Stylish West Town Loft with Pool Table

Spacious, open, and modern, my two bedroom loft is the perfect spot to welcome you to the Windy City. All the comforts of home are provided to you to ensure a comfortable stay. Downtown is just 10 minutes away, and there's plenty to do within walking distance as well! You'll love exploring the city from this centrally located base, coming back in the evening to shoot some pool and unwind, and resting up to do it all again the next day. Don't miss out on this gem, book today!

Top guest favourite
A stylish living space is highlighted by a brown leather sofa and a large area rug, with natural light streaming through the window. The modern kitchen is equipped with sleek black cabinetry and stainless steel appliances. Potted plants add a touch of greenery to the setting.
Home in Wicker Park
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 274 reviews

Division St Designer Home In Heart of Wicker Park

Stay in the best location in the heart of the East Village/Wicker Park neighborhoods! Located on a quiet tree-lined street, you’ll be only steps to the cafes, restaurants, bars, and shops that flank trendy Division Street; a short walk to the vibrant Chicago Ave and Milwaukee Ave restaurant & retail corridors. Just off the Division Blue Line “L” stop, we’re just a quick train ride to both the Downtown Loop (8 minutes) and O’Hare International Airport (35 minutes).

Superhost
A modern galley kitchen features green cabinetry and white countertops. A decorative backsplash with a floral pattern complements the design. Appliances include a gas stove, dishwasher, and coffee maker, while ample shelving showcases houseplants and decorative items.
Flat in Logan Square
4.86 out of 5 average rating, 180 reviews

Funky & newly remodeled 1 bed in Hip Logan Square

Recently remodeled 1 bedroom garden apartment with a fun aesthetic in hip Logan Square. Walking distance to top bars, restaurants and coffee shops such as Sugarmoon, Park & Field, Best Intentions, Lou Malnatis, Damn Fine Coffee Bar and many more. Blocks from the 606 Trail, 90/94 & public transportation. Lovely shared front yard landscaped with florals + garden beds. We will pass along a welcome guide with a list of all our favorite places in the neighborhood!

Top guest favourite
A three-story brick building stands at a street corner, surrounded by trees and parked cars. Large windows are visible on the facade, and a stop sign marks the intersection. Sidewalks and streetlamps are present, illustrating the urban environment.
Flat in Lower West Side
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 265 reviews

Simple, Comfortable Pilsen Apt w/ Artistic Touches

Enjoy a nicely updated studio in a safe, family-owned building located in Pilsen/Heart of Chicago conveniently located near Downtown, Chinatown, & Hyde Park to name a few. Public transportation is walking distance or you can go on a short drive to museums, parks, cafes, restaurants, bars, venues, and hip neighborhoods. Chicago has a full line up of festivals happening this year so feel confident in choosing my lovely space to be part of your experience.

Guest favourite
A welcoming entryway is featured, showcasing a large chalkboard adorned with intricate botanical illustrations. A cozy bench covered with a simple fabric sits beneath the board, while a lush green plant in a woven pot adds a touch of nature. Natural light streams in through the nearby door.
Guest suite in Avondale
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 161 reviews

Logan Square Garden Suite

Creative and quiet light-filled garden unit with lots of books, accompanied by comfortable lounge furniture and touches of nature for cozying up and relaxing after long travel or late nights. This is a perfect space for solo travelers or couples. This is also a great space if you are traveling with a small child or infant. The place is set up much like a hotel room in that it does not have a kitchen but we do provide a mini fridge and Nespresso machine.

Top guest favourite
The entrance features a set of wooden steps leading to a porch. A wooden door with a glass panel welcomes visitors, flanked by potted plants. An American flag hangs prominently, and the brick exterior showcases a blend of traditional and modern design elements.
Apartment in Lincoln Square
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 462 reviews

Lincoln Square Gem!

Very nice and updated condo in the heart of Lincoln Square! Lots of fun design elements and artwork await. This sunny condo is in the 2nd floor of a 2-flat building with friendly neighbors. My partner and I live on the first floor. You can walk to all that Lincoln Square has to offer! The Brown Line (Western stop) is just 2.5 blocks away for an easy commute to downtown!

Top guest favourite
An open living space is visible, featuring a cozy seating area with a brown couch and two green armchairs. A large area rug adds warmth beneath the coffee table. A kitchenette area with wooden counter space and modern appliances is present, while bookshelves display various books and decor.
Flat in West Town
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 134 reviews

Garden on Warren

Near West Side / West Loop location, less than 10 minute walk to United Center for Blackhawks, Bulls, music, concerts, shows, and events. Close proximity to CTA Pink & Green lines, Union Park, Randolph & Fulton Street dining districts, University of Illinois at Chicago and Rush Medical District. Private entry, very secure and quiet apartment.

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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.

Quick stats about holiday rentals in Chicago

  • Total holiday rentals

    Explore 11,110 holiday rentals in Chicago

  • Verified guest reviews

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  • Family-friendly holiday rentals

    5,510 properties offer extra space & child-friendly amenities

  • Pet-friendly holiday rentals

    Find 3,820 rentals that welcome pets

  • Holiday rentals with a pool

    1,270 properties feature pools

  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    7,040 properties have a dedicated workspace

  • Wifi availability

    10,940 of Chicago holiday rentals include wifi access

  • Popular amenities for guests

    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

  • Nearby attractions

    Chicago’s top spots include Millennium Park, Wrigley Field and Lincoln Park

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