We made a reservation for March 21 through March 26, 2018. We were unable to get to Washington until March 22 due to a Nor'Easter Storm that caused our Megabus to cancel its Pittsburgh to Washington service on March 21. We were not informed of the cancellation until the late morning of March 20th. Gary would not agree to refund our money for the unavoidable delay, which is his right under the terms & conditions. We had no problems traveling on Thursday, and Hyun Cho greeted us warmly when we arrived at the B&B. Our room was on the second floor. The room was small but adequate. It had a full size bed, a nightstand, and a closet. Hyun reviewed the house rules with us and then left us to settle in. We shortly discovered some problems, none of them show stoppers. We requested a night lite for the room, but we were informed that the house had none. We agreed to purchase night lites and gift them to the house. We bought a package of two at a local CVS and used one for our room and one for the bathroom. We were given only two bath towels and they were thin. My husband, Mark, phoned Gary to ask for more but no one showed up or returned our call. Since the bathroom was shared we couldn't hang them there to dry so we were left with three pegs in the bedroom. We made do although it could have been lots better. No fresh towels were made available, for our five day stay. We slept peacefully on Thursday and Friday nights. In fact, I remember my husband saying how nice the experience was turning out to be, how peaceful the house was. And then came Saturday night. We came back to the room in the early evening (~8:30 pm) and right away heard noise of a gathering party. We thought to be patient about the noise on the theory that it would end at some civilized time. But it just kept getting worse. There were voices and laughter and music, all steadily increasing. We tried unsuccessfully to locate where the noise was coming from. It sounded like the party wasn't underneath us. It sounded as if it were in the room next door. (Later it was thought that the noise came through the ventilation system) After several hours of party noise, a man began very loud yelling. Mark smacked the wall with his hand in the universal gesture of "too loud" but it did not get much of a response. The couple from Hong Kong in the next room assured us they were not the source of the music and general party noise, and that they too were bothered by the cacophony. Clearly a large group were in attendance, and their room was no larger than ours. We gave up and went to bed although we didn't get much sleep. The party broke up after 4:30 am on Sunday...