David met us at the train station and gave us a tour of the apartment, which made settling in easy and quick. :) Cannot beat the location with a stick - it's only about 1.5 blocks from the Foggy Bottom station, where 3 different trains can take you to the National Mall, Smithsonian, etc. The tiny kitchen is well-stocked for the most part (though too tiny for a dishwasher), and the internet was good.

A few things to note: 1) the heat is controlled by the building, not in the apartment, and the apartment is close to the top. 1.1) The windows do a great job of shutting out incidental traffic/college noise when they're closed, but sirens are somewhat frequent - must be a hospital near there? In any case, if you need it both cool and quiet to sleep, you'll need to crack a window and, therefore, bring earplugs. 2) There's only one set of keys, so you'll need to work that out if you have more than one person. 3) The bed is comfy, though it does dip somewhat in the center, so better if you're snuggly and like a soft bed. The couch is nice quality, but dips badly in the center, enough to where it's not super comfortable. 4) The amenities varied somewhat - we had plenty of some things and none of others, but that could be because David was handling Cecelia's place while she was out of the country. We had to buy a few things, not a big deal. 5) The washer/dryer mentioned are actually for the whole floor and require money, but it does take a credit card if you don't have quarters, so that was easy.

With the possible exception of the couch, this was a great stay, in a very convenient location, with a responsive host. Definitely recommended!