Level Furnished Living
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Level Furnished Living operates as a branded collection of furnished suites positioned between traditional hotels and extended-stay apartments. The company is part of the Onni Group, a hospitality conglomerate with deep experience in hotel and residential development, which shapes the product: suites designed with residential comfort and amenities but supported by hotel-level guest services. The brand emphasizes "spaciously modern suites with the comforts of home, the sort of amenities a long-stay guest notices, and warm Guest Services" as its core value proposition, targeting people who want more space and home-like environments than hotels provide, but with the service and consistency of hospitality operators.
Level operates in six major North American destinations: Chicago, Dallas, Long Beach, Los Angeles, Seattle, and Vancouver. Within these cities, the company maintains multiple properties in premium neighborhoods. In Chicago, for example, Level properties are located in three neighborhoods: Fulton Market in the dining and entertainment district, Old Town in a walkable residential neighborhood, and River North with proximity to galleries, nightlife, and the Riverwalk. This multi-property presence in each city means you can choose neighborhoods that suit your lifestyle or work commute rather than selecting from a single location per city.
The units are marketed as apartment-style suites designed for extended stays, though Level maintains both nightly and monthly availability. Furnished suites include full, well-equipped kitchens with cookware, in-suite laundry machines, fresh linens, cable television, and high-speed wifi. Select suites feature private balconies with views, which adds significantly to comfort over multi-month stays. The design aesthetic is described as modern and spacious, differentiating it from cramped extended-stay chains or budget furnished apartments. Building amenities across properties include rooftop pools, fitness facilities, and concierge services, giving extended-stay residents access to lifestyle amenities that typical furnished apartment buildings do not provide.
Utilities and wifi are included in Level's rates. This is a meaningful distinction compared to platforms like June Homes where utilities are billed separately, or vacation rental platforms where connectivity and utilities are negotiated per property. With Level, the all-in monthly price covers your core living costs for electricity, water, and internet, eliminating unexpected utility bills or the administrative overhead of setting up accounts. Local calling is also included, which is less common but useful if you are working with local vendors or service providers and want a local phone number.
The minimum stay is 30 nights, positioning Level squarely in the extended-stay category. However, the maximum stay is theoretically unlimited, so someone relocating for six months or a year can book extended terms. The company advertises that you can stay "for a night, a week, a month, or more," though longer stays receive pricing negotiation, and monthly-rate inquiries flow through their extended-stays team rather than a self-service booking engine.
Stays of six or more nights include complimentary bi-weekly housekeeping, which reduces the maintenance burden of longer stays. If you are staying only 30 to 40 days, housekeeping might not apply depending on how you structure your booking; this detail would need to be confirmed during the inquiry process. For longer stays of months, the included housekeeping is a practical benefit that apartment-only platforms do not offer.
Pricing for monthly stays is not published on the website. Level directs prospective extended-stay residents to contact their sales team or use the booking engine by selecting specific properties and dates. For furnished apartments in major American cities, you can expect pricing in the range of $3,000 to $5,000 or higher monthly depending on city, neighborhood, and suite size, though this is an estimate based on typical luxury furnished rental markets rather than confirmed Level pricing. The company does not differentiate pricing between nightly and monthly bookings on the public site, so reaching out is necessary to understand the discount structure for long-term commitments. Cancellation policies vary by the offer booked and length of stay, and the company recommends checking terms during booking or contacting the sales team for extended-stay specifics.
Level maintains multiple suite types and sizes. The standard hotel suites serve nightly and extended-stay guests with one-bedroom-equivalent layouts. The luxury penthouse suites feature expansive indoor-outdoor living with panoramic city views and higher price points. For someone with budget flexibility who wants to optimize space and views for a multi-month stay, the penthouse option is available, though cost would be the constraining factor. Standard suites provide good value for professionals on relocation assignments.
The brand positions itself as combining hotel service with residential comfort. This means 24/7 concierge support is available, maintenance requests are handled through the hotel system rather than leaving you to coordinate repairs, and the level of responsiveness and professionalism is hotel-standard. For someone relocating from a corporate housing provider or hotel situation, Level's service model will feel familiar and reliable. For someone accustomed to landlord-tenant relationships, the shift to hotel-style service is efficient but impersonal.
Guest services at Level include concierge desk, bell services, and package management, which matter for extended stays where deliveries and mail handling are practical considerations. The company does not explicitly detail additional services like housekeeping beyond the included bi-weekly, laundry services, or fitness programming, though the mention of "lifestyle amenities" suggests these may exist at specific properties.
Level is a premium-positioned option within the extended-stay market. It sits above traditional furnished apartment platforms in price and service quality, but below ultra-luxury corporate housing companies. For someone relocating for professional reasons who wants hotel-grade service, included utilities, and residential space, Level is competitive. For budget-conscious relocations or short-term stays under three months, the premium pricing makes other platforms more attractive. The limited geographic footprint (six cities only) also narrows the audience compared to national platforms or marketplace aggregators.
The brand appeals to professionals on corporate relocation, remote workers seeking stability and amenities, people requiring extended stays while home renovations or other situations are resolved, and anyone wanting to live in premium neighborhoods like Chicago's Fulton Market or LA's downtown without committing to a traditional year-long lease. The included utilities, housekeeping, concierge service, and lifestyle amenities make Level suitable for people who value convenience and comfort over price optimization. For those prioritizing cost-effectiveness or geographic flexibility, other extended-stay options are better choices. For those relocating to one of Level's six cities and willing to pay a premium for residential comfort with hotel service, Level delivers a distinctive product that differentiates it meaningfully from both traditional hotels and scattered furnished-apartment platforms.