Arcade Apartment - Games - Free Gated Parking

Bring the family to this unique game-themed apartment! Enjoy vintage arcade games like Street Fighter II & Ms. Pac-Man, a poker corner, and a private patio. Sleeps up to 8 guests. Just a short 5-minute walk and a quick train ride from downtown Chicago, this cozy space offers fun for all ages. Includes a full kitchen, relaxing tub with Bluetooth speaker, and two dedicated parking spots. Perfect for a memorable city getaway.

Bring the whole family for an unforgettable stay in this cozy and charming apartment, designed for fun and entertainment for all ages. The space is packed with classic games to create lasting memories.

Entertainment & Games:
Vintage Arcade Cabinets: Challenge your friends to a game of Street Fighter II or Ms. Pac-Man.
Game Corner: Gather around for a round of poker or darts.

Kitchen & Dining:
A modern, fully equipped kitchen with black appliances.
Stylish gray tile backsplash and emerald green velvet bar stools for a pop of color.

Outdoor Space:
Relax on your private outdoor patio, complete with a table and lounge chairs.

Bathroom:
Includes a relaxing tub and a Bluetooth speaker to enjoy your favorite music while you unwind.

Sleeping Arrangements:
Bedroom: 1 comfortable queen bed
Living Area: 1 futon, 1 pullout couch, and 1 inflatable queen mattress
For Little Ones: 1 Pack 'n Play crib is available for your convenience.

Guests will have exclusive and private access to the entire 3rd-floor apartment and the attached outdoor patio. Access to the apartment is through the back door of the building.

Private Space: The entire apartment unit and patio are yours.
Parking: Two dedicated parking spots are available for you behind the gate.
Shared Spaces: Please note that the front and back entrances to the building are shared with other tenants.

We offer a seamless self-check-in process to give you flexibility on arrival. We respect our guests' privacy and will not be present during your stay, but we are always available via the messaging app or phone if you have any questions or need assistance.

Little Village - Immediately north east when leaving the property

Why we love it
If you’re looking for an authentic slice of Mexican life in Chicago, Little Village is the place to be. Known as the “Mexico of the Midwest”, this colorful enclave is overflowing with vibrant culture and cuisine.

Spend an afternoon exploring the neighborhood’s many traditional bakeries, family-owned restaurants packed with locals, burgeoning arts scene, unique local shops, and a welcoming community of friendly locals who have called the area home for generations.

Explore like a local
Shop for artisan crafts at Artesanías Elena, or stock up at Dulcelandia del Sol, a warehouse filled with rainbow-hued sweets.
Enjoy some of the best chilaquiles (a traditional Mexican breakfast dish) in town at La Catedral Café & Restaurant, or walk on the wild side and snack on fried rattlesnake at La Casa de Samuel.
Admire murals and mosaics at the tiny but evocative Manuel Perez Memorial Plaza, which hosts local events and a marketplace.
A colorful candy store in Little Village
Dulcelandia; photo by Lucy Hewett
A restaurant in Little Village
Mi Tierra; photo by Lucy Hewett
Insider tips
Wander 26th Street: When you get to Little Village (or La Villita as the locals affectionately call it), you’ll be greeted by the terracotta arch over 26th Street that reads “Bienvenidos a Little Village”. This is the neighborhood’s main drag and one of the busiest shopping districts in all of Chicago.

Take your time exploring this two-mile stretch that’s home to almost 500 businesses. There are global grocery stores, mouth-watering bakeries, eye-catching murals, and storefronts brimming with dazzling quinceañera dresses and leather Western wear.

Nuevo Leon mural
Nuevo Leon mural; photo by Roxy Delgado
A bakery in A colorful candy store in Little Village
Photo by Lucy Hewett
Try authentic Mexican fare: Stop into one of the many authentic restaurants and taquerias showcasing a delicious array of regional Mexican cuisine. El Milagro Tortilleria is a local favorite, where tortillas are made fresh in house. Nuevo Leon is a family-owned spot serving casual Mexican classics, and Mi Tierra offers over-the-top margaritas in a festive atmosphere.

Make sure to pick up a treat from a passing paletero (push cart vendors selling frozen treats). Or grab a tamale from one of the food stalls that line the street as you move from one attraction to the next.

Discover local art: The Open Center for the Arts is another great stop. This hybrid art center/gallery encourages and showcases work by emerging and aspiring local artists. Check out their upcoming events, exhibits, and workshops.

Experience the nightlife: End your visit with a cocktail at one of the popular local watering holes. Osito’s Tap is a speakeasy-style bar featuring a range of craft spirits with modern Mexican-inspired touches.

Source: Choose Chicago

we have 2 parking spots for peace of mind once coming to rest. we are also 5 minutes from a train station but also recommend ride sharing apps if going into the city and don't want to deal with the difficulties with parking.

Floor Level: Please be aware that this is a 3rd-floor apartment, and you will need to climb stairs to access it.
Shared Path: While the patio is for your private use, you may occasionally see other tenants who use the building's garage walking through the shared outdoor path to access their vehicles.
Registration Number: R24000117798

Property License: R24000117798