Kevin's place is exactly as advertised, maybe even a little better than I expected. The tall ceilings add to the feel of the shotgun house, and everything someone would need is there. In addition to all the usual appliances, there are a variety of cooking utensils, pots, and pans, as well as plenty of silverware, cups, and glasses. And the Keurig coffee maker (with a selection of K-cup pods) was our favorite as we like our morning coffee! There's also a washer and dryer (in a closet in the back room), which came in handy. We took advantage of the back patio (which comprises the entire back yard) to sit around the nice table (that has an umbrella) and enjoy some cool drinks. The air conditioning system, with a Nest controller, was quick to cool things down after we'd been out all day, and it's easy to adjust. I noticed an inflatable mattress in one of the closets, which we didn't need. Although the living room (where you are upon entering the front door) and first bedroom are connected, there's a nice pocket door that can be closed between them. The back bedroom is past the kitchen and has its own door. The two bathrooms were perfect for our party of four, and although there are two TVs, we never used them as we were out of the house most of each day during our week-long stay in NOLA. The price for this comfort is well under what we'd have paid for a hotel with a fraction of the amenities. It's in the "Bayou St. John" section of the city, just a couple of blocks northwest of the Treme neighborhood, and we were able to find a parking spot either in front of the house or within 100 feet every time we returned to the house. Some famous restaurants are within several blocks of the house - Dooky Chase's and Willie Mae's Scotch House - and we were fortunate enough to get into Dooky Chase's one day for lunch (reservations suggested). Kevin’s place is a great choice if you're looking for a place within a mile-and-one-half of the French Quarter!