Our review is mixed for this property. We stayed here for 5 nights to celebrate two family members birthdays, and really enjoyed the proximity to the metro, the Capitol and the local eateries that we love. We arrived 30 minutes before check-in and the team graciously allowed us to enter early (very responsive). The unit is cute and cozy, with a comfortable bed and nice towels and bath soap/shampoo/conditioner. The shower takes a bit to generate hot water and has an ok water pressure. The furniture is a bit worn in, but comfortable. I found a few books that I enjoyed browsing, and the TV offered enough entertainment during downtime. We did not do any cooking, so cannot speak to the kitchen being stocked but the fridge and microwave were clean. There was an open bag of coffee that we weren't sure of so we just made coffee runs each morning locally. We utilized the local Whole Foods and CVS located an easy walk away. There is a definite problem with flies at the front door that get in no matter how hard you try to not let them. There is also a tree overhanging the property that sheds small flowers, and between the flies and the flowers we did a lot of cleaning everytime we went in and out. The outside entrance has a dark dungeon feel and there seems to be a lot of junk piled up along the building and basement windows by the neighbors above. Speaking of the neighbors above, they are definitely very noisy. You can hear everywhere they walk (they stay up late), including their toddler and the nails from their dog clicking above us. Speaking of that dog, on two nights of sleep, we were awoken to the dog barking randomly for approximately an hour each time. The first night was from 2-3 a.m. when we were just starting our vacay and definitely looking forward to sleeping, so that was unfortunate. On our third night, at around midnight, a torrential downpour from a thunderstorm caused flooding at the back door which is in the bedroom. I was reading in bed and turned over to turn in for the night when I saw water on the floor. There was about a half inch of water the width of the door and the length of the room, flowing under the bed and hitting the opposite wall. I quickly got up to find towels and remove my husband's CPAP cord from the floor, which has a connector mid-cord. We used 6 large bath towels to push water away from the walls and to damn the door until the storm stopped. They were so wet that they dripped when we took them to the washer. We washed everything before heading out the next morning, which took awhile with the small washer. Ultimately, it wasn't an emergency but was definitely a shock and a lot of work to clean up when you're just trying to relax. A towel rack came off the wall when I reached for a towel and the washing machine seemed to have a loose tub that made a lot of noise when used (slamming around). We reported all of the above and the team was very responsive and apologetic. I was very impressed with the speed of their responses. We were told a maintenance person would be taking care of the physical issues once we checked out. I really hope so because it's a really great location to stay (as long as noisy neighbors don't annoy you). Unfortunately, I think we'd look for a different property for our next time in DC. That water coming in the backdoor really grossed us out, even though that storm was probably not commonplace.