This is a very comfortable basement apartment in a neighborhood that is off the tourist's beaten path. Beautiful big old row homes throughout the area, with a handful of interesting cafes/bars/restaurants in the immediate area. I stayed here for 11 days. Normal noise from upstairs (feet and some talking), but nothing too bad (definitely had way worse in other DC basement apartments). I worked in this space for 1-2hrs each day, without no hiccups from wifi. I biked everywhere I needed to go (mostly Cap Hill neighborhood), which was easy to do with two Cap Bikeshare stations within a couple blocks of the apartment. Walking to Nat'l Mall, Capitol, Library of Congress, etc. takes time from here (~40mins). There's a small market around the corner that didn't have much food (no produce), so I shopped for groceries at Trader Joe's, about a 15min walk away (TJs is next to Union Market, which is a fun area). The space looks just as it appears on AirBnb's website. Plenty of space for one, two, probably 3-4 people (using the pull out bed in the living room). Kitchen is clean and completely stocked for cooking and eating in. There's a Britta in the fridge for drinking water, and a Kuerig machine for coffee. Bedroom is good, quiet, and dark, with a memory foam mattress and lots of blankets and pillows. Compared to the rest of the apartment, which seems pretty new, the bathroom space needs a little TLC; but it was clean and entirely functional. Alex and Karina at Home Sweet City made check in easy and they were quick to respond via the AirBnb app and by telephone when I had questions.