Ray's basement apartment included a comfortable bed, decent space and access to a private bathroom. There's excellent, fast wifi. It would be the perfect Georgetown pad for young folks and college students who are comfortable with a no frills, shared space. However, the public areas of the house were rather messy--chock-full living room, bowls of old food lying around the kitchen--which made those areas less than inviting (I just stayed downstairs in the basement). Additionally, other people in the house do seem to use the basement for laundry, so the basement itself is not private though the bedroom is. I was there on a particularly humid day, and there didn't seem to be any AC, so everything was quite damp (including towels). Finally, despite running the shower for a few minutes in the morning, it remained cold. Cold showers are supposed to be very good for your health, but for the price ($131, including a cleaning fee and taxes), I want a hot shower, and the overall experience seemed like poor value. Ray had great communication, and the place has potential. Applying rigorous cleaning standards throughout the house, fixing the hot water, and providing the option of AC would help the price charged start to come closer to the value of the experience.