This apartment had some very nice things going for it (cute features, plenty of space, good location, some food in the refrigerator, large bathrooms and storage space), we were disappointed in our host. To me, a good host goes out of their way to make guests comfortable, doing their best to assess and meet guests needs. This was not the feeling we had staying there, when in winter temperatures, we were met with single thin summer blankets on each bed, with no extra blankets in the apartment (after 2 nights of sleeping with clothing on, we received extra blankets). Also, the apartment lacked simple things necessary for ease, like dishwasher soap, a sponge, and a few other things. This isn't a big deal, but does force people to spend vacation time running out to the store. I also was surprised that my daughter, whose flight arrived in DC at 9:00 a.m. was not allowed in to drop off her bags early, and shlepped them around Washington until their check in time, 6 p.m. (despite there being a code on the door, so no one would have needed to be there to receive her). As a host with people spending more that $2,000 for 6 nights, it seems like a simple thing to let someone just drop a bag in a corner and leave, especially since the last guests had to be out by noon.