FOGGY BOTTOM! BEAUTIFUL ONE BEDROOM CONDO!

The Remington is a wonderful alternative to staying in a hotel. The price is extremely reasonable compared to hotel rates in Washington DC, and when you come home after a long day of exploring, it is so nice to have this whole roomy apartment! VRBO photos are accurate. Comfy living room, a dining table (where my husband was able to set up for some computer work), and a full kitchen. A real coffeemaker! There is a washer and dryer for great convenience, altho we did not use it. The bedroom was spacious and included its own TV. The one negative was the hard and lumpy bed. I was told that had we mentioned it we might have had something done about it (not sure if that meant moving to a different unit or what).
The Foggy Bottom Metro station was very convenient. I would say that the walking distances in general are a little less convenient than stated - to get to Georgetown you have to walk through some bridge/overpass areas, or up 6 blocks to "M St." - very doable but further than we thought. (Find "Baked and Wired" a super coffee place, on Thomas Jefferson between 30th and 31st in Georgetown.) There ARE some cute places to eat within walking distance, as well as the Whole Foods Market, over one and up two streets. We also utilized some of the GW University eating choices, only a block away. There are some choices near the Kennedy Center as well, and walking down by the water was beautiful. Everyone says to go to a free performance at the Kennedy Ctr but we never made it. There is the Hall of States and Hall of Nations to visit there, and the grounds are pretty. Cup'a Cup'a is a little coffee place next to Ancora Restaurant down by the water, past the Watergate (where there is a CVS w/ a few groceries). Walked to the Lincoln Memorial via the Rock Creek Park trail - lovely morning walk - as well as down 23rd St to the Washington Meml area. All was green and in bloom, 1000's of tulips and daffodils. A visit to Dumbarton Oaks was new - fabulous grounds! We recommend the fascinating Newseum - also new to us - and the Natl Mus of the Amer Indian (don't miss their restaurant).
The office staff was very helpful and friendly (Dorothy and Rosemary?); Kenny advised us with our computing questions, as well as our ER needs! (My husband fell while jogging one morning.) The grounds and common areas were nicely kept. Overall, the Remington ranks highly with us - we would stay there again, and would recommend it to friends, (and already have!).