We really enjoyed our three-generational stay at Megan's place. We appreciated a location that was centrally located and at same time also in a real neighborhood and out of the tourist-trap areas as it felt authentic. The house is just as described and stands out with cozy linens and extra comfortable beds. The hosts have clearly put a lot of love and special touches into the space and we immediately felt at home.
The host's recommendations were also helpful and we enjoyed many of them. The kitchen and coffee set up was awesome and we were able to make breakfast there each morning. The washer and dryer was clutch and it was such a treat to return home to a bag of clean clothes! Be sure to check out Bywater Bakery - their king cakes and breakfast sandwiches were out of this world. Also check out Crescent Park while you're in that neighborhood.
In addition to Roberts, I'd suggest checking out the New Orleans Food Co-op. It's such a beautiful store and provided us with many locally-grown and organic options and is just 3 blocks from the apartment. To save you some hassle, the streetcar stop closest to the house has been closed since 2019. A helpful local let us know after we sat there for a while waiting for the street car to arrive. The streetcar app (RCA transit) we were using did not relay this cancelled route.
The sunshine and the warmth and welcoming energy of the New Orleans' community really lifted our New Englander spirits.