Outstanding and perfect for our...

Liked: Rosa & Edith were attentive to our needs and expectations. The entire staff was friendly, accommodating and engaging. The Villa was at our disposal, and we were able to enjoy the amenities with our daughter and her husband who live nearby.
Disliked: Next time we book at Villa D' Citta, we will likely request accommodations that include the bath in our room. While we still had a private bath, it was a bit cumbersome to have to leave our room to use it.

Very good

A great place. Pick an...

Liked: Great location where there are few hotels
Disliked: Basement rooms very noisy with water pipes and foot traffic above

Exceptional

Super relaxing

Liked: Beautiful rooms, space, food, everything

Exceptional

Disliked: Spotty internet.

Very good

A unique and comfortable home...

Liked: The beautiful courtyard where I ate breakfast, and sitting with my mug of tea on the upper deck. Beautiful old home. I also liked that the kitchen was fully available, and preparing breakfast from all the options set out and in the fridge felt like I was part of a home. You can easily make a packed lunch to take with. Really liked the large walk-in shower, and having a bottle of water available in the room. The hosts were very attentive. It is a great location with very convenient access to Fullerton Station, and right next to the DePaul University campus.
Disliked: Parking is stressful as there is no on-site parking (despite Booking.com telling you there is - DO NOT BELIEVE THIS). There is a loading zone in front of the Villa D'Citta. There is free public parking o/n on N. Halsted street outside the B&B from 10pm to 8am (Sunday all day), but it took a while to be able to find a spot in this busy area. Here are my suggestions: (1) Do not bring a car unless you must. Fullerton Station is close by and a short ride to downtown. (2) Get the ParkChicago app before you go, and work out how to use it. This will mentally prepare you for what you will face upon arrival. Parking on N. Halsted is reasonably priced, but the max. time you can park during the day is 3 hours. So you cannot leave your car there all day. Of course this is all out of Villa D'Citta's control.My only comment to Villa Di'Citta for improving things is regarding the email I received containing detailed instructions about the villa itself. I just glanced at the long email before setting out. About half-way down there is a link to a video that is mandatory watching, and so the host assumed I knew all sorts of things I did not. I would ask that the video link and door code be posted at the top of the e-mail, or for it to be made clear at the start of the email that the guest needs to see the video and know their door code along with how to operate the gate, elevator and doors before arriving. Inclusion of information in this email on where to park if bringing a car (where you can park, how parking works) would have been extremely useful. Although the host told me I could park for free outside o/n, I had to work out everything else myself.Although I seem to have written a lot about "what I didn't like" my only suggestion for Villa Di'Citta is to rearrange their welcome and checking-in email and to include information about parking. Otherwise big thumbs up.

Pleasant

Liked: The Villa is lovely and the host was great. They have great options for breakfast which you prepare yourself. Location was really nice - lovely the neighborhood. Loved the wine on tap!
Disliked: Our room (Capone) was in the basement. If I'd been aware of this I'd have sprung for an upstairs room. It was very cold the first night, but we mentioned this to the host and he did adjust the heat. Our private bathroom wasn't in the room, but rather in the hall, but it was reserved for our use only. There is one other room on that level and that room has a private bath.