This room is about a ten minute walk from the Anacostia metro station, which provides access to the rest of DC via the WMATA metro system. (If your goal is to explore Washington, DC, I recommend not driving a car, but instead using the metro system to get around and see the city).
The Airbnb was a secure room with a locked doorknob and a locked front gate into the building. I felt safe in the neighborhood, although a few people in the neighborhood were a bit rambunctious. I recommend going for a walk through the Anacostia neighborhood, since it is a historic neighborhood of DC, but has a different history than the other parts of the city.
The room is a bedroom with a kitchenette area and connected private bathroom. The kitchen was equipped with a hot plate, microwave, silverware, plates, bowls, pots and pans, drip coffee maker, dish soap, and paper towels. There were no kitchen towels or coffee filters, but I made do with one of the bathroom towels and a paper towel in place of a coffee filter (works fine).
The bathroom was adequate and was equipped with towels and soap. At first, there was no shampoo, but the host supplied shampoo when I asked about it, so I also had shampoo. The shower took a few minutes to heat up, but once it was warm there was plenty of hot water for showering.
The bed was comfortable and I slept well every night. The bedroom is equipped with an AC unit with remote control. The Wi-Fi worked well. I did not use the TV, so I cannot comment on that. The host was quite friendly and responded quickly when I messaged him and met me to give me a brief tour of the room.