Let’s start with location. When we arrived at the airport and gave the guy our address to this place he said “oh you in da hood”. Well when we arrived it’s literally in the ghetto. My wife did not feel safe even standing out front. Went out back one night and said well we are alone and some random guy says no you’re not. I was like oh hi and went back in. Now let’s back up to my arrival. The day before we arrived I messaged the host and asked if the home was being rented the day prior to our arrival. She stated no so I informed her that my plane lands at 7:30am and would it be ok to check in early seeing the place would already be clean and nothing would need to be done. She said yes that’s fine. However within 20min I get a notification telling me I needed to pay an additional day so basically check in the day before to not have to carry our luggage around New Orleans until 4pm. Basically we didn’t have a choice but to pay up even though no one was staying in the duplex. As far as the unit itself when you walk in there is a living room with a sofa bed, there is a wall that separates the rooms with out a door to living room. Then there is another wall opposite of that one that separates the next room with a bed but again without a door and on into the kitchen area without a door to a hallway that goes to the only actual room that has a door and unfortunately the only room with a door has two twin beds the other areas have full/queen beds. I’m glad she did give me a partial refund for days not stayed due to hurricane Ida. So I’m a nutshell from what was paid vs what I received back knowing we only spent one actual night in this home it cost $1,142 for the four days yet only 389 was refunded so that one night cost me and my family over $750 is it worth it no would I stay again no. It’s in the ghetto/hood and we had to take uber to and from the home bc we didn’t feel safe especially at night walking 20min back to the Airbnb. Oh. As no the wall unit A/C’s are really loud so that sucks when trying to sleep as well. I rate my stay 1/10 a one.