This place was a mixed bag. I booked it because it was near Georgetown. It looked like a nice neighborhood and the pictures looked good. The bedroom was nice, as in the pictures. The people who own it live upstairs were responsive to my texts and wrote very detailed instructions on finding the place. That said, they have it set up like a hostel. There's one bathroom with a moldy shower curtain and crusty old bottles of other people's soaps and toothbrushes sitting around. The bathroom floor was dirty enough that I worried about getting an infection. The shower gets only warm, not hot. That was especially a problem because as they declare in their house manual, "The house will be kept between 67°-72°F for everyone's comfort." The thermostat was locked and it was frigid in the room all night. my nose and fingers never heated up so the lukewarm shower was not welcome. Fortunately I found a hair dryer in a cabinet so at least I didn't leave with wet hair. They post large numbers of threatening warnings with unenforceable $1000 fines for opening doors or not taking out your own trash. Yeah, I paid $100/night to stay in this place and was faced with interacting with someone else's dumpster. Would be fine for a $20 hostel bed. In this case the pictures make it out to be nicer, warmer and less confrontational than it is.