If a washer machine and a well stocked mini kitchen is your priority, then this may be a good match for one traveler. If you are a couple and appreciate a normal sized bathroom, then this could be a problem. The sink and bathroom are akin to what you might find on the back of a bus. Toiletries may be placed in the cabinet over the toilet but you can imagine the risk involved in that (splash). We needed to freshen up our clothes for a show in DC and were left with an iron the size of my hand and a tiny ironing board about 3 inches wide, suitable for socks? The host wasn't much for assisting with this dilemma, something that a successful AirBnb host is typically known for...there were many ways to solve for this simple problem. As a host myself, I wouldn't have hesitated in bringing a board over or directing my guest to the nearest dry cleaners and picking up the tab. Something I enjoy and regularly do for my valued guests and am rewarded ten-fold.
The bed was comfy but with no headboard except for the window behind the pillows, it became very cold and drafty. In fact, the bed is a few feet from the toilet and shower...easy problem to solve with a more intuitive and guest considerate, design of the space. The location is golden...a short walk to the best eateries in DC, the entrance to this unit is in an alleyway with all the associated problems (rats and vomit greeted us when we returned )...but if your traveling with a companion, your relationship could be in jeopardy as you step over each other with every turn in this very compact space. Since we didn't really need the kitchen and washer, we would have been happier in a hotel room offered at a comparable rate on this site. The pictures left us with the impression that the space was larger than it actually is and we were reminded that tiny houses and spaces are best enjoyed on TV.