This place is much as I remembered it from my time in August of 2019. The host is friendly and forthcoming and easy to communicate with. The checkin and checkout processes are simple and extremely easy. I found that the community atmosphere of the place made it feel homely and the guests who shared the property with me were fun to get to know. As for access, I'm blind, and the hosts were extremely accomodating. They made sure I had all the information I needed to get in and out of the property independently and know what I needed to know. The only thing accessibility wise that would be an issue is if you are in a wheelchair or cannot use stairs as that is a requirement for entering and exiting the property. Other than that, I cannot fault the location on the grounds of accessibility. I felt safe in the property and around the other guests. As for transportation, there is a metro station several blocks away, but also a local bus line one block away. The service is infrequent, so most people don't use it, but if you don't like walking far, the option is available. WMATA has a few apps for checking bus and train arrival times. Metro and Bus and Metro Hero are 2 that are recommended, and if you're visiting the city and plan on using the local transit options, I would recommend you get at least one of these apps so you can keep track of the transit options, arrival times, and service alerts. Sireenat's place is amazing and great value for the price. I would highly recommend this place to anyone looking for a comfortable place to stay in Washington D.C.