There is so much to say I'm not sure where to start. Its a home you just have to stay at to find all the little touches Chery has invested it. Being it was just a one night stay before a conference I am sure i didn't even discover all the amazing little amenities she's thought of. She is the very idolization of a SuperHost, the home is wonderfully decorated and the kitchen was fully stocked with with everything you could need including eggs, bacon, a selection of drinks, fresh Ice in the freezer, snacks in the cupboard and the list goes on.
I didn't get a chance to try the pool but the back yard was wonderfully taken care of, it was a cozy place to get up early and have a coffee watching the birds and hearing the chickens nearby reminded me of being back home on the farm, even though I was clearly in the city. Also the place includes a off street parking spot which is not all that common in my travels. Which I think leads to an important note, it is not located in what i would call a walkable community, you will either want to have a car or take taxi/uber. I used uber and it was a short $13 trip into the heart of the French Quarter. and Despite not being in the tourist core, I never waited more then 5 mins for an Uber to show up.
In summary it was stylish and comfortable, she obviously cares a lot about her Airbnb guests and I will most certainly stay with her again next time I visit New Orleans. The only problem is that it wont be soon enough.