This is seriously the most beautiful home I've ever stayed in, and I am so glad I opted for an Airbnb instead of a classic hotel room. This is by far more fun and memorable, and we found ourselves saying "let's go home" and the end of the night, because that is truly what it felt like. The decor is perfect and authentic, the apartment is wonderfully spacious for two people, and it looks even better in person than it does in pictures. Our jaws literally dropped when we opened the door. The ceilings are very high which made the apartment seem huge, there are giant windows all over allowing for nice lighting, and porches which allowed us to enjoy a lovely rainstorm overlooking the beautiful neighborhood. The lovely little kitchen included a coffee maker which we used every day, and there was even creamer in the fridge and sugar in the cabinets for us! The bathroom included a heat switch (which I've never seen in Florida and was enthralled by), and I was pleasantly surprised to find things such as contact solution and witch hazel in the cabinets! My favorite piece of decor was the Vampire Encyclopedia on the bedside table - it's like they knew I was coming! It was our first time in New Orleans and first time booking an Airbnb, and I don't think I'd want to stay anywhere else next time we visit!
The location is just perfect - close to the French Quarter and everywhere else we wanted to visit, but still offset enough to allow for peace and quiet when we wanted it. Treme is lovely and we enjoyed driving through the neighborhood and seeing all the beautiful, historic homes. Truedell was a wonderful host and was always available when we had questions, and even offered great traveling tips. Also, we loved the keyless entry, and not having to worry about an extra set of keys!
Overall, this was a wonderful and memorable experience for us, and we truly felt like locals. We were sad to leave but are looking forward to returning soon! Thank you so much Truedell and Brandon for allowing us an amazing vacation! You made me want to live to New Orleans!