Old Chicago Inn featuring Room 13 - Bed & breakfast in Chicago - 3222 N Sheffield Ave, USA

One of the worst places I've ever stayed in -- there's a reason it's cheaper than other places. This is not cute or friendly like an actual B&B, it's just a cheap place to stay that calls itself one. The room was filled with dust and smelled musty. The bedsheets were old and well-used, with the pillows clearly yellowed from previous guests. The towels were dirty. The "innkeeper" is openly hostile. The "breakfast" is a joke. Only plus is the location and the fact that it was relatively quiet. Avoid if you can afford to at all.

It was wonderful to meet genuine people! The vibe and energy was unmatched. I am so curious to learn about the history of the building and the owners! A hidden treasure in my home town I will never forget! Can’t wait to come back!

Wonderful place to stay! The location is absolutely premium, you could not be closer to the Belmont train station, which puts you within a half hour of travel to almost anywhere in the city!!! Hosts were extremely nice and provided everything we needed. Definitely will be recommending!

I’ve stayed here 2 years in a row to attend Cubs games, and I can’t imagine a cooler place in Wrigleyville. Great location, super charming and the owners are always helpful and go above and beyond to make sure you’re enjoying yourself. Less than $200 a night with free breakfast/coffee and 5 blocks from Wrigleyville.

Everything about this charming BnB was exquisite, the managers Chris and Rachel were spectacular hosts going above and beyond to make feel welcomed and comfortable. Thank you for making our 5 year anniversary something we will never forget.

The Old Chicago Inn is a true gem— we’re very happy to have found this place! Super close to the red line (not even 2 bocks), lots of things going on in this area & this isn’t even the major downtown part of Chicago. There is also a Chicago police department right across from the Inn; always felt very safe at night and throughout the day:). Our room, and separate, but private, bathroom, were both adequate for our needs and we personally didn’t need much of anything else to get buy. SHARED KITCHEN: I would advise bringing some of your own crockery, as there were quite little here. There are pots and pans and a gas stove as well as brand new fridge. Otherwise than that minuscule bump in the road, this place exudes living simplistically in a quaint and comfortable way. Very cute common areas, entire place is well decorated. You feel like Julie in Julie and Julia except you’re in Chicago, & there’s no Julia Child. Trader Todd’s next door is a karaoke bar, SO fun. Definitely a younger crowd vibe. We stopped in for an hour, listened & hung out. Definitely an activity for a groups of friends! Chicago is your oyster, explore. ** there was no hand soap, or body soap in our bathroom; that’s why 4/5 stars on service rating.

I never got to see the inside of the place. There was nowhere to park within an 8 block radius. I had to find somewhere else to stay. I fully expected to pay for that night's stay but they wouldn't refund the next night's charges. Combine all that with the pre-stay paperwork you need to fill out in advance and I would not recommend.

Very home-like feel if you're looking for an intimate environment or a staycation. The decor is pro white American 1920 nostalgic, not a problem with me, it's just so cliche for the neighborhood and for a building that was once white's only. It's like they're commemorating that point in history. I hate feeling like I'm in a place that is meant to remind white folks of "the good old days." Though, I imagine that 99% of their visitors are white and love it. Other than that, the tv is continuously freezing, which suggests a need for better wifi and of course you can hear every step anyone makes as expected. I can say that this is our new "at home hide away." This is, hands down, the coziest room we've ever visited.