Summary:
♢ Walkscore 95 : Walker's Paradise, daily errands do not require a car!
♢ ~10-minute walk to the nearest METRO subway station at Shaw-Howard on the Green/Yellow Lines
♢ 8 min by car to downtown Washington DC
♢ Walk to Howard University
♢ Smart TV w/streaming apps
♢ High-speed Wi-Fi
This inviting space is close to everything DC has to offer, making it easy to plan your visit. You'll rest comfortably in this quiet residential neighborhood that is still close to everywhere you want to be!
The Space:
→ All your essentials are provided
→ Fully-stocked kitchenette
→ Onsite washer + dryer
→ Flexible check-in & check-out upon request
Welcome to our English basement. We furnished this unit to host friends and family who are visiting the Capital. We hope you will make this your home too!
Once you enter from the main door you will find a fully equipped living room with a pull-out sofa bed for one person, an eating area, and a well-equipped kitchenette. Off the main room is a washer and dryer available for guests to use. The bathroom has a shower and tub.
The main bedroom has a queen bed, a large closet and a smart TV.
★☆ Book Today & Let Us Take Care of You in Washington! ☆★
Guest Access:
Guests will have full access to this private 1-bedroom English basement unit.
The Neighborhood:
We hope you enjoy the neighborhood of Bloomingdale - it is a small community within a bigger city. For a neighborhood of only about 12 square blocks, Bloomingdale manages to pack in a lot of hidden treasures: from unassuming dive bars, surprise parks and award-winning restaurants. We are near lots of major attractions, but far enough away to keep things on the tranquil side.
Getting Around:
Walk: Shaw neighborhood and Howard University are under a mile; Union Market is a mile away
Metro: In less than a mile you can walk to the Shaw/Howard Metro or NoMA/Gallaudet University Metro
Buses: Major buses along Rhode Island Ave, New Jersey Avenue and North Capitol
Bike Shares: 1st and Seaton (in front of Red Hen)
Other Things to Note:
We hope that you enjoy the neighborhood - from the farmer's market on Sunday to lots of neighborhood restaurants at all price points. We are updating the restaurant ideas based on your feedback, but we provide a list of our favorite spots. As you walk along the tree-lined streets (they don't call it Bloomingdale for nothing), stop for a moment to read the local historic signs that tell the story of this vibrant and historic community.
