Great place. Competitive rate. Essentially a hostel, most suitable for young-ish people, students, interns, or those in liminal phases. The range of folks, professions and nationalities I encountered was impressive, and I had some enlightening conversations here that may have altered the course of my life. If you're quiet and want to keep to yourself, that too will be respected. The only people this might not be ideal for are families traveling with kids, as these are bunk-bedrooms and the median age is probably like 29 or something, but the vibe is welcoming and tolerant so it really wouldn't be a big deal.
(Note: The neighborhood could be described as "up-and-coming", so stay woke.)
There's coffee ready in the morning, in addition to a varying breakfast that may consist of kiesch and pancakes or blueberry muffins or banana walnut bread. Fresh baked chocolate chip cookies may appear randomly in the night. The kitchen functions like a co-op kitchen, but, unlike a co-op, the place is kept surprisingly clean, due in large part to the no-shoes policy.
Close to a metro stop too (Potomac Ave station). Overall I was sad to leave and would definitely stay again.