1 W Superior St Apartment

When you're in this Magnificent Mile apartment, the city is yours for the taking. Located just north of downtown Chicago, you'll be steps from Oak Street Beach and a short walk to Michigan Avenue and Millennium Park. With fantastic amenities, this apartment is ideal for extended stays or long vacations. The tech-enabled apartment offers self check-in at 4pm, 24/7 guest support by text or phone, and a Virtual Front Desk accessed via mobile device. The apartment features a full kitchen with dishes, cookware, a dishwasher, and a coffee maker. Enjoy ultra high-speed Wi-Fi, a smart TV, and an in-unit washer/dryer. The building provides secure, controlled access. On-site garage parking is available for $51 per night. The apartment welcomes one dog or one cat per unit, with a pet fee based on the length of your reservation: $20 per night for 1-6 nights, $16 per night for 7-28 nights, or $8 per night for 29+ nights. Daily housekeeping services are available upon request at an additional cost per cleaning. Three blocks from the Magnificent Mile and six from the Museum of Contemporary Art, this apartment is located within Chicago's chic River North neighborhood. Shopping, restaurants, bars, and nightlife abound in this exciting, high-end area. Don't miss out on local favorites like Etta - River North, Whole Foods, Millennium Park, Beatrix, and Walgreens. The State & Huron bus stop is right on the corner, and the CTA's Grand station for the L train is just a five-minute walk away. Guests are required to complete a Pre-Arrival Checklist, which includes a virtual ID check, and the option to request early check-in, subject to availability. The apartment operates through a Virtual Front Desk, and self check-in is entirely contactless. The property is located in the heart of the city, so you may hear typical urban sounds such as sirens, traffic, and early morning deliveries. Sound machines and earplugs are available upon request. The building uses a two-pipe HVAC system, meaning it can provide either heating or air conditioning, but not both at the same time. The system typically switches to heat in the fall and to cooling in the spring, based on seasonal weather and local regulations.