This was a great place to stay in NOLA. It seems to be in a really good part of town...it made some of the other parts of town seem a bit less safe and well maintained. After driving around town for a while we were glad we chose this place over some of the others we looked at. While we chose it in part for it's proximity to the streetcars, we ended up not using them at all. NOLA isn't all that big, and driving is a lot quicker (assuming you're willing to brave the traffic). The neighborhood is nice, and fairly quiet. You will hear the streetcars when they go by and the occasional road noise, but it was not a problem. The house itself is nice, but keep in mind it is an old house. It has all the old house quirks - squeaky floor boards, windows that rattle a bit in wind, doors that don't close quite right. The front door was the only real concern...it isn't particularly secure, but we didn't have any problems. The hot and cold seem to be switched in the shower, but once you get used to that it isn't a problem. The bed was plenty comfortable. We did end up hanging some stuff over the bedroom windows to darken the room...we both like it pitch black if possible, but we had the foresight to bring a couple of extra blankets and clothes pins to use as window coverings. Elise was nice, and messaged us to check on us a few times during the trip. There was a storm that came through, and she made sure we knew about it ahead of time. We really enjoyed out stay, and would stay there again if we ever go back to NOLA