Do not stay here. I planned to rent for a month as I was in between apartments in DC. I had such a horrible experience that I left 11 days early. The owner watches your every move on security cameras set up on the exterior of the building and has the property manager contact you with unreasonable requests that are not against any house rules. Within hours of arriving, I was contacted repeatedly by the property manager regarding concerns of me moving my Peloton bike into the apartment and possibly damaging the house. I am a single mom with two kids under the age of two. I was completely transparent with my situation and informed them I had a nanny share before they accepted my rental request. I was hoping to have a comfortable, quiet place to stay and keep my children's routine as normal as possible during this transition, instead this was a complete nightmare and invasion of my privacy. Friends of mine who are DC police officers stopped by in uniform on their lunch break and within the hour I was contacted by the property manager asking if there was an incident at the apartment. The stay was unmanageable, as I was constantly being asked to respond to these requests within hours or else they would contact me repeatedly. After a third incident involving the nanny being a liability at apartment - the property manager contacted me to discuss the owner's questions/issues with my behaviors from her immediate review of the security cameras, I decided I was unable to continue staying there and requested to leave. Thankfully, I was able to contact the Airbnb support staff who were amazing and eased my concerns. They agreed that what they were asking me to do was completely unreasonable. I have never felt so unwelcome and uncomfortable staying anywhere in the 5+years I have been using Airbnb or other similar rental platforms. The apartment is also not in the best of locations as it is on the corner of a major thoroughfare which means lots of traffic noise and the building would shake when the large trucks passed by. If it looks too good to be true, it usually is.