Just finished a three night stay at this Airbnb. Mostly pros but definitely a few cons. The pros: the apartment was spotless, which is probably most important. The decor was modern and extremely well done. Things looked brand new. The location is in a quiet neighborhood that felt very safe but was a short walk to DuPont Circle and many shops and restaurants, which was convenient. The apartment is small but it was more than adequate for my husband and me. Communications with the host company (I believe it was a management company rather than private owner, though not sure) were quick and helpful. I asked about parking, luggage storage, and early check in. They got back to me right away each time although the best they could offer was a link to Spot Hero for parking, Luggage Hero for storing our bags until check in, and an extra charge for early check in. All very costly but that’s not their fault. The cons: WiFi was hard to sign into and we needed to sign in often because we would get kicked off. There was a thorough explanation in the instruction manual they provided but we needed to keep turning our phones and ipad off and on to get it to accept the sign on information, which was very odd and slightly annoying. Another con is that as lovely as the apartment was, it was a basement apartment so very little natural light. Entering the apartment was a little inconvenient. Rather than enter from the front of the building, we needed to walk down a back alley, through a car port with a very low ceiling, and down a few steps. Definitely not convenient but we got used to it. The apartment itself has minimal storage. No dresser in the bedroom - just a few shelves and very narrow closet in a stand alone wardrobe. The bathroom has two nice size drawers but ZERO counter space. Being there for only three nights we were able to make do but it would be quite inconvenient for a longer stay. The last negative which really annoyed me were the check out requirements. I am extremely neat and always leave my airbnb stays clean and tidy. I understand not leaving any dirty dishes as this is common for most airbnb stays, but having to sort the garbage and place it outside and having to strip the beds and leave all used linens (sheets and towels) in a pile is not common. I’ve never had to do this before and for the cost of the apartment and the cleaning costs I paid for, I felt that these things should definitely be included.