First off, Beau and Claire are very kind hosts, very welcoming and great with communication. The whole check-in process was extremely simple and the house feels pretty large (thanks to high ceilings) once you get inside. It is pretty bare bones, but it does have necessities such as a full kitchen, and the added bonus of a washer dryer (which is really nice after walking across the city on a 75 degree day), also it was nice to find a hair dryer in the bathroom after I realized I didn't pack mine. My only note for future improvements would be the mattress--I found it to be too firm and rather uncomfortable; but it's no reason to ruin a trip. The neighborhood is great--wonderful for walking around, and we felt extremely safe every time we did, day or night. It's great to get around the city by foot if you can or by renting the city blue bikes which are usually close by. Lyft will get you get around usually for $9-$15 depending on where you're going (from and to the house), between $30-$35 for trips to and from the airport. The house is old and the walls are kinda thin in places, but you get to stay in a piece of New Orlean's history, which is pretty cool.