My friends and I stayed at Chi Chi’s place for a couple of nights. The house is located in a quiet neighborhood close to grocery stores and liquor stores. It’s also a short commute to downtown DC.
The place was spacious with lots of window and light. The issue was that most of the windows didn’t have blinds and we had to use bed sheets to block the light.
There are plenty of beds for a large group. The beds weren’t made was well as we had hoped but enough pillows and comforters. And the beds were comfortable. Would have been great if there were some extra towels.
The dining room is probably the best room in the house. We spent most of our time there.
The kitchen had good amount of pots and pans and appliances. It just wasn’t organized specially the utensils and spices.
There were two and a half bathroom which was great for us. There was a lock missing on one of the bathroom which was inconvenient and the toilet paper is super thin.
One of the more annoying part of the stay was the front door, it had to be locked with a key from the inside of the house. So opening and closing the front door was a bit annoying.
The backyard needs to be cleaned. Area around the fire pit and the grills were pretty dirty. We decided not to use it which was unfortunate.
The living room was spacious and really like the fire place. Also didn’t mind no TV since we ended up playing games and just chatting. The living room rug however needs to be changed. Don’t sit on it while wearing black clothes as it will be covered with rug piles.
Finally the temperature of the house wasn’t too comfortable. It was too hot and dry the first night. I did reach out to Chi Chi about controlling the heat and she replied saying it’s not really something we can control but later I figured out the control was in the dining room. I did like that the house had central heat and AC though which was nice.
Communication with Chi Chi was swift which is always appreciated.