Darleen's charming studio guest house was well-described and well-located. For a quiet-loving introvert family on a first trip to busy New Orleans, this tucked-away little oasis, while a bit of a tight squeeze for four of us (2 adults, 2 teens), was perfect. The courtyard and fencing, the peacefully sleeping cats, the fountain all contributed to a sense of seclusion, though it was 3 blocks to Magazine Street for walkable fun shopping and eateries, and Magazine took us pretty effortlessly toward the heart of the city and the attractions we most wanted to see, so I quickly felt at home, like a local. The inside of the guest house was clean and simple, but complete enough for our needs (bare bones of a kitchen, but we didn't come to New Orleans to cook, small but perfectly fine bathroom, etc). Though I have chronic back issues, I was pleasantly surprised that the fold-out sofa bed caused no issues-- slept on it two nights, no back pain. One teen got the futon, the other, an air mattress Darleen kindly provided. And Darleen was wonderful to work with--left us yummy pastries, super flexible and responsive about check-in and any inquiries, check-out was easy as well.