Lincoln Howard House

The unit was a home away from home. VERY clean, very comfortable, very quiet, and centrally located in a beautiful, walkable neighborhood. The washer/dryer were easy to use and greatly appreciated as we prepared to move our daughter into her second year at American University. The street parking was convenient and easy. The hosts were attentive and caring. We had an outstanding stay!

The unit doesn't have a full kitchen (no oven), BUT it was easy to prepare breakfasts and snacks.

La limpieza de todo el departamento , la cama muy cómoda

La calefacion y el refrigerador muy ruidosos, a la hora de dormir se tuvo que desconectar

Bardzo przyjemna okolica do centrum można dojechać dwoma autobusami więc odległość nie stanowi problemu. Czyściutko, wszystkie niezbędne rzeczy znajdują się w obiekcie. Godne do polecenia miejsce dla podróżujących. Zachęcam serdecznie.

It’s a gem, Easy Access & Walkability. The property is located across the street from the Dupont Circle metro station and provides easy access to the National Mall and major business districts, plus neighborhoods like The Wharf and Georgetown.  A Perfect Home Base in the Heart of DC’s Most Vibrant Community. This location is absolutely stellar for experiencing the best of Washington, DC. The Neighborhood Dupont Circle sits at the intersection of Connecticut, Massachusetts and New Hampshire avenues, making it an ideal base for exploring the city. The iconic Dupont Circle fountain at the center serves as a gathering place where locals and visitors flock to read, people-watch and meet up with others throughout the year. It’s the perfect spot to grab a coffee and soak in the neighborhood’s cosmopolitan energy.   Cultural Attractions at Your Doorstep The Phillips Collection, America’s first museum of modern art founded in 1921, is nearby and celebrates groundbreaking works of modern and contemporary art. If you’re looking for something more unconventional, Dupont Underground is a former underground trolley station transformed into a creative space for art, comedy and other activities.   Embassy Row begins on Massachusetts Avenue and cuts through the circle, offering a scenic stretch lined with numerous embassies and historic mansions—perfect for a leisurely walk through diplomatic architecture and world history.  Dining & Weekend Markets The food scene is exceptional. A year-round farmers’ market is held every Sunday morning in front of the Metro station entrance on Q and 20th streets, featuring fresh produce and artisanal goods. For dining out, the neighborhood offers everything from casual bistros to world-class restaurants.  Highly recommended for anyone wanting to experience authentic, cultured DC!

Its a gem