Myndi is an excellent host. She was there when I needed her, but never intrusive. I arrived after some of the bus lines closed down for the night (I was feeling adventurous and decided to try the $1.50 bus in lieu of a $30 cab ride). Anywayx the bus line I was on ended 2-3 miles from her house, but she graciously came and picked me up. The apartment itself is much bigger than the pictures convey. You do have to go through the main house to get to it, but Myndi has done a good job blocking the path off so that you don't feel like you're intruding. The dogs bark when you walk by, but it just shows they're keeping you safe. Myndi provides a little fridge stocked with water and soft drinks, coffee and snacks all complimentary. The place was quaint, but comfortable and clean. The only drawback is the location. It's only a mile or so from the Quarter, but I wouldn't walk it by myself, especially at night. Don't get me wrong, I had no problems or issues come up, but I Uber'ed every time I went out. $6-$7 each way. Uber was always quickly there, but it does add up. It not so close that you left something behind or want to go freshen up that it's not very convenient. Finally, would I stay there again? If you are on a budget and need a clean, hospitable place to stay in New Orleans then yes it's a good deal. But if convenience and the ability to pop in and out with or without guests is important to you then you might prefer a hotel somewhere closer in (which will of course cost more). And I have to say 1 more time that Myndi was an excellent host.