The kitchen has labeled drawers containing lots of essentials like coffee fixings, napkins, even a sewing kit. Host also provided some single-serving sized snacks and water bottles.
Loved the built-in chromecast on the tv, and it also has an HDMI port.
We didn't end up cooking much while there, but if you do, the spices there are salt, pepper, garlic salt, garlic herb mix, and some rubs for meat.
There's a park nearby too with a trail that can be used for running. Seven laps is about 5.5 miles.
There's a liquor store right down the block. The closest grocery store is a Safeway that's fifteen minutes on foot, but pretty close by car. Has a pharmacy next to it too.
Speaking of car, the way in to the back parking lot is also the way out, so don't try going in the other direction. It's a bit dicey though, so if you're worried I'd park out on the street. Street parking still works.
Closest public transit to the metro area is the Blue and Silver lines, about a fifteen minute walk to the station. By car it's no time at all, but then you have to deal with parking so it's your call.
Checkin/Checkout was painless. Just a lockbox with a key. There's only one key though, so we kept it in the lockbox and just locked everything before we'd leave.
All said and done, good deal for the price, and host was quick to respond to questions.