Before I even begin this review, I want to say that we didn't contact Wilson about our concerns while we were there, mainly because he couldn't have done anything about most of them (like parking, for example). It's our fault if some of these things could have been addressed by a visit from him. Having said that: We stayed two nights at this house in March of 2018. The house itself is old and could use some repair (broken steps out front, for example) and certainly some updating or welcoming décor (a picture on a wall or small rug, for example, to break up a very plain room, while not required, would have been nice). As far as the individual rooms are concerned, the picture represents the appearance of the room, but you need to know that it is COLD, seriously cold, not "cool" as others have described it. There is a covered and locked thermostat in the room so it isn't possible to make it warmer. My friend and I didn't take full showers, only washing up in the sink, as getting out of the shower would have been very uncomfortable. (Plus we were each given only one towel and one cloth for a two day stay.) I brought along a small, electric heater (based on other reviews) and without it we would have had a tough time staying in the room without jackets. This is not an exaggeration. There were no top sheets on the beds, only fitted bottom sheets with a blanket as a cover. There was also no mirror in the room and a very unpleasant smell through the whole house (like "boiled ham" or other pungent food) that lasted our entire stay. We never met or spoke with Wilson after our arrival, although he was prompt in confirming our reservation and getting the check-in info to us as promised. I'm not sure who we would have asked for additional linens, etc. The house is in a wonderful location: two blocks from the Metro station, three blocks to good restaurants and big box stores. However, if you can't find parking on the street for your stay, you'll walk another four or five blocks to park your car for $20 per day with $1.50 per hour for parts of a day, so calculate walking time into your budget and available time. The house was quiet during the daytime (we were gone most of the days, so this observation might be off), but there were quite a few sirens at night. A last concern occurred as we were leaving Sunday morning (around 6 am) There was a young man with a hoodie (I only mention the hoodie because it very effectively hid his face) and backpack standing across the street while we packed the car. He watched us carefully, but never approached and simply made us feel wary and uncomfortable. (This is what I mean about a condition that Wilson couldn't have controlled.) However, as we drove away...