Darob was very easy to get a hold of by text, and seemed generally available for whatever we needed. The neighborhood is essentially on the George Washington campus, which was great. There are tons of restaurant and bar options nearby, especially if you are willing to take the short walk to DuPont circle. It was relatively easy to get into the apartment, however the lockbox is a little bit tricky if you're not used to using one. Be sure to type the code in when opening *and* closing it. We could not get the keys back in the box as we were leaving, but Darob took care of it. The place looks just like the pictures and the view is beautiful. Large and airy. However, apartment was lacking in a few areas. The sheets seemed to either have not been changed/washed or were ones that had been used many times. They smelled a little like cologne (which could have just been the detergent), however there were some hairs I found in them and I slept on top of the bed instead just using the comforter. Darob checked with the cleaning person who said the sheets had been changed but I still felt uncomfortable. He directed me to extras in the hall closet, which didn't seem much different from the ones already on the bed.
The rest of the apartment seemed very clean, no complaints there. The little kitchen-y area was a little lacking as some of the k-cups didn't work in the machine and there were no napkins, tops for coffee cups, plastic silverware. The bathroom also had no hand soap? Weird, but could have just been a forgotten thing for our stay. Overall, this place was beautiful but wasn't my favorite in terms of cleanliness.