We had never stayed at an Air B&B prior to our recent trip to Washington, D.C. but cannot imagine finding a better unit or fit. The apartment, located near Logan Circle, is convenient to all major attractions in the city. Despite being right in the middle of the city, the unit and neighborhood are quiet and safe. The apartment itself had everything we needed to quickly settle in to enjoy our stay. The queen-sized bed is comfortable and the bedroom is especially quiet because it is at the rear of the apartment. A large laundry room contained a quality washer and dryer set that proved to be very handy. That room also was a convenient place to store our luggage after we had unpacked into the large dresser and the closet. The kitchen contained every appliance and utensil we needed to prepare the meals (usually breakfasts) that we ate in the unit. There are high stools along the back of the kitchen island and a nice 4-chair dinette table hear the window alcove. A CVS and a Whole Foods market are located about 10 minutes away by foot. There are many good restaurants and bars, also within walking distance. (Le Diplomate, an excellent French restaurant, is at the end of the street, about a 3-minute walk from the apartment.) We found it very convenient to have a car but, if you enjoy walking, you can hike to many of the major attractions, such as the White House and the Mall. The management of the unit was friendly, accommodating, and responsive to our needs/requests.
One thing to be aware of is that the "free parking" is street parking. That worked out fine for us. We always were able to find a space within a block or three from the unit. Be aware, however, that the process for obtaining a permit to park on the street can be a little cumbersome if, like us, you plan to rent a vehicle when you arrive in DC. Without vehicle make, model, year, color, and license place you will not be able to get a permit in advance. We had to go to a FedEx office upon arrival (after an overnight flight) and it took us about two hours to work through the city's bureaucratic process and finally score a parking permit. The unit management was helpful and responsive (they had to approve our permit application quickly) as we went through the process. If you do plan to park in the city, pay close attention to the signs. Do not park on the side of the street for residents (red signs). Parking spots on the side of the street with green signs are fine except on street-sweeping days. There are signs indicating the dates and times parking is not allowed on specific streets. If you fail to move your vehicle during those times, it can be ticketed and towed.
We spent a great and very pleasant week at this Air B&B apartment and would happily stay there again, should we return to DC. If there are openings there during your planned travel to DC, we strongly recommend it. Nothing else we saw on the Air B&B site came close to matching the quality and convenience of the Logan Circle apartment. We give it an unqualified 5-star rating.