Things to know before booking: bed is a small Full. Didn’t quite feel like a full but was bigger than a twin. Felt small for the two of us, it’s more suitable for one or a smaller sized couple.
Bedroom is bright, the curtains are not black out so come prepared with a eye mask. *Also noting you’re on the same level as the communal outdoor balcony which is right outside the window so forewarning! If privacy is important to you take this into consideration.
There’s a plug in air conditioner unit and large fan which is nice because with most building in Washington there is no central AC. With the big windows and on the top floor, it can get hot.
Checking in I was given very clear direction with pictures of how to get into the building, but I noticed (like others mention) there wasn’t a code for the actual door (the door has a digital key pad which replaces the key) which was easily communicated through Airbnb messages with Ella. So another tip there to get that prior to checking in.
The Airbnb comes with just the bare minimums: just two towels, one wash cloth, no bathroom floor mat, plenty of shampoo, conditioner, body wash. Kitchen has one mug, a few paper plates and left over plastic utensils probably behind from other guest.
Not a place to spend a lot of time in but convenient enough if you just need a place to crash at night. Btw we parked on the street through the neighborhood. Never the same spot twice for the 4 nights we were there, meaning it did take a bit of time to look for a spot that wasn’t permit only, two hour parking, or a loading zone.