This is a basement unit, I didn't realize it was a lower-level unit with limited light until I check-in. I felt the tagline was very misleading, "Entire townhouse hosted by Kristin" - this is a lowel level apartment in the capitol district. The apartment is in a great location. I wouldn't have booked this place if I knew I was staying in a finished basement, or lower level apartment because I am sensitive to dust, mold, and dim light impacts my energy. I am overly sensitive to dust and mold, so lower level units don't do well with me. However, the person I traveled with felt fine. The pros: The lowel level apartment is beautiful. Washer/Dryer, Dishwasher, open kitchen concepts, everything was great. Again, I just need natural light to thrive and would never volunteer to stay in an area without windows showing the outside. The lights, tv, and electrical devices were great in the apartment. Beds and pillow were comfortable. The AC unit was great as well. The apartment has a natural chill to it, since it is the lower unit, so you don't need AC during the day. The Cons: The internet is terrible. The best place to take calls was in the bedroom all the way in the back. Other than that, the calls drop. I booked this place to work remotely and had to go out to cafes and restaurants as I couldn't participate in my meetings. Parking is tricky, though meter parking is across the street for 4 hours, after 4PM-6PM you will get $100 ticket for parking on the street during rush hour. Loud noise upstairs. You can hear ANY noise made by people staying upstairs. More Pros: The communication was pretty great with the team. Any time I needed something they were pretty responsive. Trader Joe's is near by, so i was able to go grocery shopping and was able to cook during my stay. DC Cons I didn't know: Lots of mosquitoes in the summer. Anytime I opened the front door, I was met with about 5-10 mosquitoes. Hectic. BIG Pro: Location. The apartment is located next to everything. I wanted to go to museums after work and was able to walk to all the museum locations or catch a quick uber ride.