Having never been to NOLA I was unfamiliar with what their version of a shotgun style house is. In Chicago, our shotgun style apartments have one hallway and rooms positioned on both sides of the hallway. In New Orleans, the shotgun houses have a single hallway that runs through all living quarters.
Imagine one long corridor with sliding doors that close off each section as you walk through it. You enter the house through the kitchen. The next room is the bathroom. Second room is the first bedroom separated from the living room by sliding wood door. The same sliding wood door separates the living room from the second bedroom. The second and third bedroom (which is the master suite) are separated by a bedroom door. I didn't realize this upon booking, but I happened to be traveling with a few individuals I really like so it wasn't an issue.
I would happily return to this layout of housing with the right people.
The beds are comfortable, but I'm pretty certain each room has a double bed (not a queen size as listed) My husband is 6'3" and I'm 5'7" - we have a standard queen at home.
The house itself was really easy to access and upon entry was stocked with shampoo, umbrella, conditioner, lotion, sunscreen and other small amenities that went a long way for me. Upon departure I added cortizone itch spray to the medicine cabinet treasures. Those mosquitoes are ruthless.
The appliances are top notch, but if you like sharp knives travel with your own. We had everything we needed to cook. We even grilled our own oysters using the house grill! It's nice!
The hosts are fantastic. They are kind, excellent communicators who foster dogs. They live in the house attached to the shotgun. I liked knowing they were on-site should we need anything. The neighborhood is spectacular.

The yard is really special. They've spent a great amount of time making the space comfortable for their guests. The hot tub is top notch and clean. I highly recommend a soak.
I would definitely stay here again.