Jane and Max were warm and friendly hosts, providing accommodations for our group of six. Despite our late arrival, they were quite receptive and helped us find parking and get settled in. They were overall open-minded and curious about our group and our travels, offering some tips on visiting D.C. as well. Communication was good as well.

The stay itself was great. The house has lovely decor, combining modernity with historic charm. Everything was clean and clutter-free. Our group split up into two, staying in the basement and upstairs area. Both areas were cozy, quiet, and more than suitable for our stay. The upstairs, due to a bout of hot and humid D.C. weather, was a little warm the first night, but not to the point of being stuffy and it was no issue for us otherwise.

The best parts of the stay: a home-cooked breakfast (with fresh foods) every morning and getting to chat and exchange with Max and Jane. I would recommend staying here, particularly for families, as it was a nice place to settle and certainly feels like a home to outsiders.

The neighborhood is quiet and safe, just outside of the Georgetown area. Walking to Georgetown, though possible, would probably take a few miles and about 20+ minutes (it's a downhill walk). As I mentioned above, the neighborhood is quite suitable for families or low-key groups, but may not be the ideal location for those looking for more autonomous outings (late night, bar scene, etc.).