I stayed in Rebecca and Anne’s house for 2 nights on 10/27-28. My husband and I were in NOLA on separate business trips. His ended earlier than mine but due to poor planning on my part I failed to book a room in a hotel for the extra day. It was difficult to find a hotel room downtown, including Air B&B lodgings I liked, 3-4 months in advance. This home is located in a street lined with similar cottage type houses. The large house number on the door was helpful, and the Uber driver found it without difficulty. Lock box code worked and we self-checked in. We did not meet the hosts. My initial impression of the neighborhood was “I hope it is safe”. Both sides of the narrow street were lined with parked cars with some parked halfway up the curb. I was thankful I didn’t have a car. The house across the street was having a family party with a lot of people coming and going. The interior is as pictured. Tastefully decorated to highlight the charm of the house and setting. Everything was clean. There was a coffee machine, grounds, sugar and a tea kettle. I appreciated this, as I didn’t have to buy supplies for coffee the next morning. The fridge was clean. The bathroom was clean. WiFi worked. TV was quirky but soon fixed by Rebecca and Anne. Plenty of pillows and cushions on the bed. The memory foam mattress was different but nice. We felt the house-cottage was perfect for the two of us. I am not sure how it would have worked if two other teen/adult age people had joined us since to use the bathroom one has to walk through the main bedroom. Our first night we walked down First Avenue to catch the Charles Avenue Tram. We passed lovely homes decorated for Halloween-there were tourists taking pictures! We bought a $3-24-hour pass to use on the tram and bus that night and I used it the following day too. We returned by bus and got off on Magazine Street late at night. The neighborhood was safe and quiet and my misgivings were put to rest. This home will work for a single or a couple who are willing to stay outside the downtown area. My husband left the following morning and I stayed for one more night alone. I felt safe. I walked to Juan’s flying Burrito (Green Goat Quesadilla and House Margarita- yum!) on Magazine for dinner. (We also ate at Saffron Nola, Compere Lapin and Emeril’s NOLA – Loved the first two – Emeril’s was underwhelming). I left for the airport early the next day and Super Shuttle was able to find the house. The cost per day plus fees and taxes was comparable to a mid-range hotel downtown. We’ll probably stay here again if we are not able to find something downtown.