I stayed 9 wonderful days at Mary's. It was just the right place to become a temporary local of DC. I took the bus, tram, and Uber where I needed to go. I ate breakfast and dinner in the kitchenette. Mary's coffee pot makes excellent coffee! The room was plenty big to relax in. The A/C, combined with the ceiling fan, made the temperature in the room just right. There were plenty of electric outlets for charging phone, computer, kindle, etc. It's a double bed which was perfect for me, but might be small for two people. The neighborhood is cute row houses. As Mary explained to me, the houses back then were made for multigenerational families, so they lend themselves well to airbnb. The front door (opened by keycode) opens into the entry hall with closed doors into Mary's personal living space. The open stairs from the entry hall lead upstairs to the airbnb rooms. The room I stayed in uses the bathroom a few steps down the hall. Depending on your level of modesty, you may want to pack a wrap for walking to and from the bath. The other airbnb room has an ensuite bathroom. The kitchenette is shared. There is a small refrigerator, two burner stove, sink, microwave, toaster oven, plates, cups, cutlery, pans, etc. Everything I needed and more. However, the best part of staying here was Mary herself! She makes friends of her airbnb guests. She invited me to coffee one morning and a fun activity one evening. She checked often to make sure the temperature was right and that everything was OK. She is very easy to know with a kind heart. Just like the beautiful flowers she has blooming outside the front door!