(Undisclosed Address), Washington, DC 20002

Monthly Furnished Rentals For 30 Nights Or More FRONT ROW VIEW! Look directly out the window and see the United States Supreme Court, 2 blocks from the US Capitol Walk Score 92 (A walker's paradise! Daily errands can be accomplished on foot) 8-minute walk from the nearest Metro subway station at Capitol South on the ORNG/BL/SLV lines 15-minute walk from Eastern Market FREE Wi-Fi The Space: Located 1 block to the United States Capital, home to our Congress and Senate, this aptly designed studio suite apartment is perfect for the the solo traveler on business or couples seeking to experience DC first-hand, adjacent to many famed landmarks and central to all that the city has to offer. PRIME LOCATION: Fun and convenient! -Right across the street from U.S. Supreme Court and Library of Congress -8 minute walk to the Capitol South Metro Station (blue, silver, and orange line) -The apartment is walking distance to Pennsylvania avenue that's lined with a plethora of choice great restaurants, and grocery markets nearby as well -15 min walk to Eastern Market where EVERY weekend there's a farmer's market with a bunch of cute items and fresh produce Please Note: this unit is in a small apartment building that switches between heating to cooling (and vice-versa) twice a year in mid-April and mid-October. Weather is usually nice enough for open windows and using the fan that's available in the unit during early season weather changes. Guest Access: Guest will have full access to the entire studio apartment. Interaction with Guests: While we offer self check-in for your convenience and to avoid the need for us coordinating our schedules, we're only a message away should you need anything at all! The Neighborhood: Capitol Hill is one of the city's most popular places to live, with 19th-century rowhouses and a market plus a vibrant nightlife and dining scene. Politicos, young staffers and tourists alike head to the neighborhood both for its government buildings like the U.S. Capitol and the Supreme Court and the surrounding historic, walkable, restaurant-filled blocks. Tour the U.S. Capitol via its impressive visitors center, where guides lead small groups under the intricately painted, 180-plus-foot dome and past the dimly lit Old Supreme Court Chamber. You'll need a reservation for the tour or to visit Congress or the Senate (when they are in session); for the latter, just contact your senator or house representative. Nearby, the Library of Congress' impressive 1897 Thomas Jefferson building is open for tours that reveal its Italian-Renaissance style architecture and gilt murals, plus the stunning, circular main reading room with its 160-foot-high ceiling. Shoppers at Eastern Market on Capitol Hill - Farmers' Market in Washington, DC Other attractions include the Folger Shakespeare Library (the world's largest collection of the author's timeless works), and the glassed-in U.S. Botanic Garden at the base of Capitol Hill, which holds palms, ferns and orchids and provides a peaceful escape. Nineteenth and early 20th-century rowhouses (think turrets, stained glass and ironwork) lead to throwback commercial zones. Eastern Market, an 1873 brick building houses grocers, bakers and pasta makers inside every day except Monday, as well as a lively weekend bazaar with produce, crafts and antiques. The nearby micro-neighborhood of Barracks Row centers on 8th Street SE, where vintage storefronts hold oyster houses, pubby bars and foodie-focused restaurants. Closer to the Capitol, Massachusetts Avenue NE has multiple restaurants and longtime watering holes. Getting Around: Travel by Metro subway with the nearest station an 8-minute walk away at Capitol South, on the ORNG/BL/SLV lines Hop on the bus to get around town up the block at 2nd St & East Capitol St Rent a bike at the nearest Capital bikeshare: 4th & East Capitol St NE, Washington, DC 20003 Lime, Lyft, and Uber JUMP scooters (and bikes) are readily available on nearly every corner of the city wherever you can find one, rent them easily using their app and your smartphone Other Things to Note: This unit is in a small apartment building that switches between heating to cooling (and vice-versa) twice a year in mid-April and mid-October. Weather is usually nice enough for open windows and using the fan that's available in the unit during early season weather changes.