I'm not a person who likes to write reviews and when I do, I usually keep it short and pretty generic, but in this case, I cannot. The reason for this is because I cannot believe how great this little gem is. The airbnb itself was really a little home away from home. It really had those warm touches, but what was also neat were all those little details as you would expect in a hotel (ex. Little toiletries set up in the bathroom, coffee machine, snacks on the counter, neighborhood magazine of things to check out etc). The place was clean and quiet with our own entrance. There were no shared rooms or common spaces which is something I really appreciate especially while on vacation. There is nothing worse than feeling like you have to be walking on eggshells. The hosts are on the other side of the building. They will not bother you, and you won't have any interactions with them unless you need to and or want to. In that case, they are a text away and promptly respond. The location itself is in uptown. It's a block away from the bus, and about a 10 min walk from the trolley car. It's in an amazing location in my opinion. It's a block away from Magazine street, which is a street lined with many restaurants and little shops for miles. Uber's or lyfts to the French quarters are about 10 bucks and about a 10-15 min ride. This place is a sweet retreat when needing to come back and relax or retire for the day, yet easily accessible to different parts of the city. The last thing I will write a review on would be on the actual hosts. I was not able to meet Teresa on my trip, but I was able to meet her partner who helps run the place Rick. What an absolute joy! During the time that we arrived in New Orleans, it also coincided with hurricane Harvey that devastated Texas. Rick spoke to us and calmed us down and reassured us that we were safe and going to be fine. Rick is a person that goes the extra mile to make sure you are comfortable. It was raining a lot and he went out of his way to get us another umbrella, had a bottle of wine in the fridge for us, gave us little tips of where to go, what to eat, and hooked us up with a great deal to the Cajun encounters tour. Personally one of the highlights of the trip. He booked us tickets, got us a discount, and even drove us to the stop and waited until our bus arrived! Rick worked in the hotel industry for many years and it clearly shows. However, what truly shined was how genuine and nice he was. This is southern hospitality at it's finest. Thank you Rick. If you are trying to decide on a place to book, look no...