US Capitol Walkable 2BR + Parking & Patio

Summary:

Stay in a bright 2BR Capitol Hill apartment, ideal for families and business travelers, a short walk to the U.S. Capitol, Union Station, and the National Mall. This highly rated 'Guest Favorite' sleeps up to 6 (queen, two full beds, twin sofa bed), with fast wifi for work and streaming, a residential parking pass available by request, and a shared patio with outdoor seating to relax after a day in DC.



The Space:

Bedrooms and sleeping

In total, the home sleeps up to 6 guests comfortably, giving families and groups flexible sleeping arrangements for mixed adults and kids, here is the breakdown of the sleeping arrangements;

- Primary bedroom: One queen bed with quality linens and storage, comfortably sleeping 2 guests.

- Second bedroom: Two full‑size beds, ideal for adults, kids, or friends sharing a room.

- Living room: One twin sofa bed, perfect for 1 additional guest.



Living area

A bright, comfortable living room with seating and a smart TV (bring your own streaming logins). Dining table that works for shared meals, laptops, or another working from home space. A cozy common space where guests love to relax together after long days of museums, meetings, or Capitol tours.



Kitchen

- Full kitchen with stove, oven, fridge, microwave, and cookware for simple meals.

- Coffee maker, kettle, and basic pantry items to make mornings easier.

- Great for guests who prefer breakfast at home or want to save on eating out.



Bathroom

- Clean, well-maintained bathroom with a shower/tub combo.

- Fresh towels, hair dryer, and high quality toiletries provided so you can pack lighter.



Work and connectivity

- Fast wifi throughout the apartment, suitable for video calls and streaming.

- Table and dedicated desk space in one of the bedrooms that can double as a workstation between meetings or sightseeing.



Laundry and convenience

- Access to laundry in the unit for longer stays or families traveling with kids.

- Self check‑in with secure entry so you can arrive on your own schedule.



Family gear (on request)

- Let us know if you need a pac and play for your stay!



Outdoor space

- Access to a lovely shared patio with outdoor seating, perfect for morning coffee or an evening glass of wine.

- A quiet, open‑air spot to unwind, chat, or plan your next day’s adventures.



Guest Access:

Guests have full, private use of the entire apartment, including both bedrooms, the kitchen, bathroom, and living/dining area, plus shared use of the outdoor patio. You’ll have a private entrance and a secure self check‑in system (code or lockbox) so you can arrive on your own schedule.

A residential street parking pass is available and must be requested and printed in advance of your stay; once set up, you can park like a local on nearby streets. Many guests also arrive by train at Union Station and walk or take a short ride share to the apartment.



The Neighborhood:

You’ll be in a classic Capitol Hill neighborhood with tree‑lined streets, brick rowhouses, and a mix of families, professionals, and visitors. Guests often describe the area as peaceful and residential while still being incredibly convenient to major DC sights, restaurants, and public transportation.

From the apartment, you can walk to the U.S. Capitol, Supreme Court, Library of Congress, and Union Station, as well as nearby parks and playgrounds, coffee shops, and a grocery store. It’s a great balance of “real neighborhood” and “in the middle of everything,” especially if you want to explore on foot



Getting Around:

Capitol Hill is one of the easiest neighborhoods in DC for getting around without a car. You’re within walking distance of Union Station (Red Line Metro, Amtrak, MARC, VRE, and intercity buses) and a short walk or ride to Capitol South and Eastern Market Metro stations on the Blue, Orange, and Silver Lines.

Several Metrobus and DC Circulator routes run right through the neighborhood along key corridors like Pennsylvania Avenue and East Capitol Street, with frequent service toward the National Mall, downtown, and Nationals Park. From Union Station you can also hop on the DC Circulator to reach Georgetown or other popular areas for just a low flat fare.

If you prefer to explore by bike, there are Capital Bikeshare stations within a short walk, including one by Union Station, giving you easy access to bikes for quick trips around the Hill and the Mall. Many guests choose to park once using the residential parking pass and then walk, Metro, bike, or ride share everywhere from this central spot.



Other Things to Note:

There is a family living upstairs, and you may hear normal family sounds (footsteps, kids playing, stairs), just as they may hear you—this is a real DC rowhouse, not a sound‑proofed hotel. If you value an authentic neighborhood experience and understand typical city noise, this home is a great fit.

We provide starter supplies (toilet paper, paper towels, trash bags, and basic toiletries); for longer stays, you may need to top up at a nearby grocery store. The building and block are primarily residential and feel calm at night, but as with any city, we recommend standard big‑city awareness when you’re out and about.



Here are some FAQ's – Before you book!

- How close is the apartment to the U.S. Capitol?

The apartment is about a 10–15 minute walk (roughly half a mile) from the U.S. Capitol dome, depending on your pace. Guests regularly remark on how convenient it is for Capitol visits, tours, and hearings.



- How far is Union Station?

Union Station is typically a 10–15 minute walk, offering Amtrak, regional trains, intercity buses, and the Metro Red Line. Many guests arrive by train and love that they can be at the apartment within minutes of stepping off the platform.



- Is the listing accurate compared to the photos?

Guests consistently note that the listing is accurate and matches the photos and description, with many highlighting how clean and well-kept the apartment is on arrival.



- Is this a good choice for families or groups?

Yes—between the queen bed, two full beds, and twin sofa bed, the space works well for families and small groups up to 6, and we offer a pac and play on request. Past guests mention that groups like 3 adults and 3 teens “fit nicely.”



- What should I know about noise?

There is a family living upstairs, and you may hear normal family sounds (footsteps, kids playing, stairs) from time to time, and they may hear you. If you prefer a real neighborhood home over a totally silent hotel environment, this will feel like a natural city experience.

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- Is there parking?

Street parking is available in the neighborhood, and we can provide access to a residential parking pass that must be requested before arrival. For guests who don’t want to deal with driving, the walkability and transit access make it easy to get around without a car.



- Is there outdoor space?

Yes, you’ll have access to a shared patio with seating, a lovely spot for coffee, reading, or unwinding outdoors.

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​- Can I work remotely from here?

Yes, there is reliable wifi and a desk for laptops, and the location is ideal if you need to visit the Capitol, federal buildings, or downtown offices during the day. Business travelers often comment on the combination of convenience and quiet.



- Would guests stay here again?

Multiple guests have said that they would “definitely stay here again” on a future DC visit, especially because of the location, cleanliness, and comfort of the space.



- Do you allow early check‑in or late check‑out?

We’ll do our best to accommodate when cleaning schedules and same‑day bookings allow; please send a message with your request, and we can confirm closer to your dates.

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Interaction with Guests:

Questions? Queries? Please feel free to ask us! We are available to answer any and all questions before, during and after your stay!