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Fully furnished apartments, temporary housing, corporate housing, and short-term rentals in great Washington, DC, locations feel like home.
We’re different
Take a look. You won’t find anything else like this in Washington, DC.
A great location
Located in the Dupont Circle neighborhood, we are a short commute to business and government hubs. Restaurants and shopping are at your doorstep.
Flexibility
We understand plans change, so we never penalize you for changes to your arrival/departure dates.
We’ve got you covered
Fully Stocked Kitchens | Pots, pans, cutting boards, utensils, bowls, plates, coffee machines, glasses, corkscrews, and more. If you need something special, just let us know.
Flexibility | We’re people too. We understand that plans change. We only charge for the nights you stay with no change penalties.
Parking | We offer spaces for a small fee.
Work Stations | A computer and printer is in each apartment or use your own.
Utilities | All utilities included.
Unique Spaces | We designed spaces that we’d like to live in. We provide bright spaces and contemporary furnishings.
The Essentials | Don't worry about bringing towels, toiletries, sheets, laundry, or dishwasher detergent. It’s all there for you.
Well Connected | Hi-speed Internet is included, so you can stay connected.
Television | Each unit has at least two high-definition Internet TVs.
Cleaning | Weekly cleaning is always included.
Dupont Circle Is Our Home
We live here too
We love to share the experience.
Dupont Circle is named after the historic district and the circular public space, which dates back to the 1870s when the Army Corps of Engineers commenced work on what was known as Pacific Circle.
A bronze statue was erected in the circle in 1884 to honor Rear Admiral Samuel Francis DuPont's service in the Civil War.
The neighborhood's now iconic white marble fountain replaced the statue in 1921.
The DuPont name, however, stuck.
The neighborhood's boundaries stretch from Swan Street south to Rhode Island Avenue, M, and N streets. Its borders extend from the 16th Street Historic District in the east to Florida Avenue in the west.
Despite the changes through the years, Dupont Circle endures as one of the capital's most culturally significant neighborhoods.
Connecticut Avenue provides a nearly endless supply of shops. That means few needs or wants that can't be met within a few blocks. There's also a host of renowned businesses like Kramerbooks, which Visit DC includes on its list of top places to shop while in town.
It's not hard to find a little peace.
Although it's located in the heart of one of America's great cities, Dupont Circle holds an abundance of quiet secluded escapes, such as the famed Spanish Steps, allowing for easy retreats from the hustle and bustle of urban life.
Like Washington, DC itself, Dupont's chock full of history.
Dating back to 1791, according to the DC Historic Preservation Office, Washington DC's designer, Pierre Charles L'Enfant, envisioned this section of the city as a residential area "around a major circular element intersected by three grand avenues named... Massachusetts, Connecticut, and New Hampshire."
Historic sites in the neighborhood include the Heurich House Museum, a/k/a the Brewmaster's Castle, home to DC's first brewmaster Christian Heurich. There's also the Anderson House, which as home to the Society of Cincinnati, allows visitors to check out Revolutionary War-era books and maps in its archives.