Chris was great to work with, and I loved that he provided a high chair and pack and play for our baby. I enjoyed having a kitchen, and there were foam pads to make sleeping on the two futons a bit better. I enjoyed how close it was to the zoo (5-10 min walk on all sidewalks, depending on your speed.) It's also about 4-5 blocks from the nearest Circulator bus stop (no longer free, but only $1 per ride). The metro station is a 15 min walk and Chris provided some SmartTrip cards that we could load up if we wanted, which was a nice touch that saved us from having to buy the cards at $2 a piece.
Also, check out was a breeze with no major cleaning required.
A couple of things to know before you book:
If you are planning to cook a lot: The kitchen has three pots/sauce pans. Small, medium and large-ish. The large one barely fit a standard pack of ravioli. There was a colandar and cutting boards and knife set, though be careful with which knife you choose as some were in need of sharpening/replacing. There was only one SMALL cookie/baking sheet however and ZERO frying pans or skillets. So plan your meals accordingly or it may be hard to cook for a full group of six.
If you are planning to bring a baby/toddler/kids: the high chair doesn't have a tray and has to be pushed up to the table along the side where the small bench would normally be. Also, there are no plastic plates or cups. There are four plastic kid bowls and a couple baby spoons, but you'll want to plan accordingly with anything else you might need.
And last, the king bed was initially comfortable to lay on, but both my husband and I did wake up with back pain each morning. That might be a personal issue, and you can't really be sure a bed somewhere else will be any better, so I am not docking any stars for that. But just a heads up if you already have a bad back. I'd still rent it again, but might try asking if we could rotate the matress first as I think that might help.
Still, five stars for the experience. Would go again.