Pros:
- We stayed here while on a road trip, so parking was important. Noosha's place has a spot right out the back door, which was very convenient.
- Two of the rooms are nice and large with comfortable beds. The third is a child sized room, which was perfect for our traveling party.
- She knew were were traveling with a toddler and put up a baby gate for us at the top of the stairs! That was awesome. She even left out a Mickey Mouse chair in the living room, which was definitely a hit with the little one.
- The place was spotless and nice.
- I was worried getting toward the attractions would be tough from this location, but it wasn't. The nearest Metro station does have a parking lot, which had tons of room when we were there on the weekend (not sure what it's like on weekdays, but just ask Noosha and she an fill you in, I imagine) and rode the metro to everywhere we were going.
- There is a safe-way grocery store and CVS close by.
- The neighborhood is tucked away from everything and quiet.
Cons:
- The kitchen has the essentials, but could use new pans and some cooking spray (again, groceries are close if you just want to pick some up yourself).
- One one hand, there's no problem here with heat. On the other hand, it was a little tough to control. We had to turn it up enough that it wasn't chilly in the baby's room, but had to crack a window in our room to keep it cool enough for us. Old house, I guess.
- The doors upstairs don't latch, so you need to move something in front of it (trash can, suitcase, etc.) when we want to make sure it stays closed for privacy.
Would I stay again? Yes, so long as I'm traveling with a car, this was a great place to go. Without a car and looking to see the sites, I'd probably look for somewhere closer to the city just to cut out the overhead of commuting.