There aren’t too many bad things, in my opinion about Jordan’s place. One could be the location, a bit far from the french quarter, but then again New Orleans is so much more than the french quarter. However, given this , the price felt a bit steep. If it rains you might hear a rhythmic loud bang on the ac, from water that accumulates and slowly falls, i assume. So the first night i bearly slept, but Jordan was very quick to respond and offer the solution of using earplugs which we used in the following nights when it rained and they worked. For some reason nobody else mentioned this in other the reviews. These are the reasons why i removed a star from the rating, even though i would have removed only half if i could.
You have everything you need, all that read about the place is accurate, includijg the location, the bikes are great, even if they feel a bit shaky and the girl bike is not very comfortable for relatively taller girls.
Communication was awesome, Jordan being very responsive .
The neighbourhood didn’t feel unsafe as other said, then again, it felt like things could happen and we didn’t try walking very late, mostly because of the accumulated fatigue and less because of concern. A healthy dose of carefulness is recommended though.
I really loved the little brocheurs that Jordan made, with his picks of local places to eat, drink, his fav bands to follow, the 2 beers waiting in the fridge.
The uber/lyft rides are pretty convenient amounting to about 8-10usd to most places of interest, and from this point of view the location is rather central. on saturday night expect the prices to be higher, about 15-20.
In conclusion, if you don mind uber-ing, biking, walking to and fro the areas of interest, discovering more of the local vibes along the way, it is a great place to stay and Jordan felt like a good, involved host.