My boyfriend and I stayed here for entire week for our first time in DC. We rented a car, but used public transportation mostly. Highly suggestive to pay the extra for the garage parking space if you're renting a car. No available parking unless you're lucky. I strongly suggest it. If you'll be getting around with public transportation, you'll find this is a desirable location, as transportation is very close.
The place itself was immaculate. Very clean and minimal design which I love. The huge wall windows made this place even more spectacular with natural light radiating throughout.
Bed linens really need to be upgraded. The bed itself was comfortable, but the linens were not. Duvet provided didn't have a cover. Extra pillows did not have pillowcases. Top blanket in another room was the thinnest I've ever seen.
The appliances were great, minus the dryer. The dryer would take literally 2hrs to dry anything and even at that point some items were not dry. Not even exaggerating.
Listing this as luxurious really had me pondering what was so luxurious about it. At times if felt more like a headache. Often times I reflected it would've been easier to stay in a hotel. To gain entry in the space was always a task. Multiple attempts at the door lock code was always and highly frustrating each and every time.