This was my third stay at this place. Most of the residents are long term, but people can come and go on their own schedule. The atmosphere is a good one, with fellow guests generally polite toward one another and fun to interact with. As far as the location, it's not far from the Potomac Avenue metro station on the blue, orange, and silver lines. I personally did not use it as I am blind and the roads in that area are not good to be walking on as a blind person due to the traffick circles and certain intersections. There is also a bus stop one block away on metro route V4. This bus though does not run frequently, so if you plan to use it, track it with one of metro's tracking apps and know when it will arrive. The bus generally runs every 20-30 minutes until around a little after metro closes, but on Sundays, the last bus in either direction from either Navy Yard station or Capitol Heights station leaves at 9 PM, so something worth noting if you intend to use that bus. Most of the people staying here are long term residents. I found that the residents overall are quite friendly and easy to interact with and treated me well during my rather short stay. My main interaction with the host was over text, but she was always quick to respond. She even remembered me from previous stays, and was very accomodating and made the trip easy and made sure I had all the information I needed before arriving. As a blind person, familiarity is helpful, and she made sure I was familiar with my surroundings, which has become easier as I have now stayed here on three trips to Washington D.C. I would recommend this place to anyone looking for an affordable place to stay in D.C, whether that be long term or for a vacation.