This apartment is very true to the description. Very clean, comfortable and furnished. It was also well situated, so that we were able to find places to dine, get to the Metro easily, and walk about safely. The directions provide much wonderful guidance for the tourist. But I offer the following caveats: It is operated by a large property management org, one of 40. This exemplifies how such organizations get around having to pay hotel taxes. The directions state that you should take out the garbage, put linens in the washer, and leave the apartment the way you found it, but they charge you for cleaning. When we arrived, we found the curtain rod had been pulled out of the wall, so I had to wonder whether anyone had cleaned the room before we used it. We also found that the wifi was not working. Though the property manager said he had tested the installation of a new router, the connection to xfinity had not yet been authenticated. The directions also state that you should not open the windows because the apartment is thermostatically controlled, but the window sills are not sealed well, and the bedroom is cold as a result. The directions also state that the door entry codes expire at 10:00 checkout, but in reality, the door does not lock when you exit. The most disappointing find when we ventured to prepare our breakfast one morning in the "updated" kitchen, was the pans looked as if they'd been used by Washington's troops. 15 minutes of scrubbing them couldn't remove the residue. All in all, I'd give this site high marks, but let the buyer beware of the items noted.