Jason's house was nice overall. The location was pretty good - it was about a 10-15 minute walk to the Library of Congress, but it's about an hour walk to the Tidal Basin area. There were also scooters and bikes available for rent nearby on most days if we didn't want to walk. Lyfts were also super handy & affordable for when we didn't want to walk that far. Jason also provided us with a street parking pass, which was super handy and convenient.
The place was clean & we had everything we needed. We would have liked to have an extra towel or two available for our 4 night stay (there was only 1 towel per person & no extras anywhere), but it wasn't a huge deal. The back patio was also nice for sitting outside.
I sent Jason an Airbnb message when we arrived, and he never responded. We never heard anything from him until after I texted him again 4 days later to let him know that we were leaving. (But since we never asked for anything, it wasn’t a problem.)
The biggest downside to the place is the bathroom. First of all, the bathroom door is all clear windows, so there is absolutely no privacy. Also, the bathroom door is a slider, and doesn't close tight. The tub is cute since it's a clawfoot tub, but it isn't very functional. The tub is small & there are shower curtains on both sides, and with both curtains in the tub to avoid splashing, your body is basically encased in shower curtains while trying to shower. Furthermore, the shower curtains don't reach all the way around, so when you're showering, you can be seen through the bathroom door of windows. All in all, you better be very comfortable with who you are staying with!
So overall the bathroom was inconvenient, but the place was good. We would consider staying here again for a future visit.