After dozens of Air BnB experiences in the US and abroad, I have to say this was my worst experience ever. Here are the reasons: •The description of the property is quite inaccurate. It is not in a safe neighborhood, despite the hosts’ repeated statements that “nothing happened” to guests expressing concerns about safety. That’s hardly a comforting response. Locations on their side of Elysian Fields are much less safe than those on the other side of Elysian Fields, closer to the French Quarter. •It is hardly a “stroll” from this location to the French Quarter. It would be a good half-hour walk, at a quick pace, to get to the French Quarter from this place. •Dennis was obviously drunk every afternoon and evening we observed him (and some mornings when he was passed out on the living room couch), as further evidenced by Leron’s gestures/comments to us when we first arrived regarding Dennis being “drunk and crazy”. That they kept the living room TV on at loud volumes, at all times, was very annoying. •Dennis knocked on the door of our bedroom, asking me and my stepson, while very drunk on two separate days, asking if we could (1) fix his toilet and (2) fix his printer. •As other reviewers have noted, the feral roosters in the neighborhood, crowing at all times, is an automatic “don’t stay here” unless you are an extremely deep sleeper. That they offered us ear plugs, not new/packaged ones but just used ones (?) out there on the dresser (who knows who might have used them in the past) was disgusting. •The house rules were, in some cases, very weird. Leron made a particular issue of the fact that no refuse of any kind could be left in the shared bathroom. There was no trash can in the bathroom – how odd is that? He particularly warned us that if we emptied a toilet paper roll, that the leftover cardboard roll had to be discarded in the kitchen or in our bedroom. Very strange. As an example to comply with this weirdness, I had to take my used dental floss back to my bedroom to toss it out. •Leron also emphasized that the shower curtain had to be “drawn” after using the shower, to prevent mildew. He apparently meant (but did not say) that “drawn” meant “closed.” I misunderstood and left the curtain “drawn” open (I assumed to air out the shower area to prevent mildew) but Leron appeared quickly to reprimand me and clarify he meant that “drawn” meant drawn closed. •Leron also emphasized that, if we used any dish or glassware, we had to immediately wash and dry it and put it in a particular place. Okay, but the intensity with which he directed this to us we was unpleasant. •Consistent with this attitude, Leron also pressed my stepson to find a plastic cup I had in our room. Why would one plastic cup be such a big deal? My stepson didn’t...