Overall a great stay. We stayed for a week. The house is easy to enter with a combination Schlage lock. its as beautiful inside as in the pictures. The place has a hip, cozy urban feel. The neighborhood is safe though DC in general felt a little stressful as there's always police car lights or sirens going in every direction. Lots of restaurants close by (we ate shoyu ramen at Haikan and Chaplin house, both of which I'd highly recommend). Trader Joes also under a mile away where we did groceries. The house has a well stocked Keurig coffee machine which was a real bonus. It was super hot (90 - 100) while we were in DC, and the AC is strong and kept the place cool while we were there. There are a few small things about the house that I've mentioned to the management (kitchen needs new knives, broken towel rack etc., laundry detergent etc.) but none that would detract from a very positive review. Overall a great stay!
Now one final point about parking. The allocated spot is under the deck which is between a metal post for the deck and a lamp post. We had a 17' Chrysler Pacifica rental which felt impossible to park the first night (at 11 pm after a day of travelling from the west coast) and I couldn't deal with it then and parked on the street (on the same side as the house) which has 2 hours unpermitted parking between 7 am and midnight. We easily left it for more than 2 hours and did not get ticketed. Kerstin from Home Sweet City Management said that the owner parked a similar sized Nissan Frontier in the spot under the deck, so knowing its possible was enough. Finally on day 3 I attempted the parking and after a few unsuccessful attempts finally got it in. I felt like I had earned my 5 star Parking Ninja badge after pulling it off - esp with everyone in the family saying it was impossible. The trick is to go down the alley and back in from around the chainlink fence. Good luck!