Our first impression was poor for a couple reasons. First there was a couch on the sidewalk making it even more difficult to get into the extra small driveway. We knew the driveway was small ahead of time so we brought a small vehicle, but the couch made it worse. The screen door was completely ripped and the front door was standing open upon arrival, which is a huge safety concern for me. When I called Ivan, he said the cleaning lady probably left it open and it's a safe neighborhood, so go in. We entered with him on the phone in case someone was inside. The stained throw pillows on the bed didn't smell clean. The ironing board was also stained. The walls and baseboards were noticeably scuffed/discolored throughout and very dusty. The soap bottles were almost empty, the toaster was covered in fingerprints, and the silverware tray was dirty. The lamp by the bed was covered in dust & hair. The main bedroom closet was full with a vacuum, broom, mop & bucket, bulk paper products strewn about, and bedding that was bunched up on a shelf that I couldn't be sure was clean. There were no hand towels in the bathrooms and several huge half empty toothpaste tubes, that I think were meant to be a convenience item, but I'm not touching my tooth brush to a tube that someone else's has touched, so maybe travel size might be the way to go. We brought all our own toiletries. In the kitchen there were large jars of coffee and clumped sugar. Again, smaller sizes might be a better choice for consumables, so every guest through the month isn't sticking their hands in something you're going to drink. There were completely burnt candles and paper from an escape room (former guest's?) on the dining room cabinet that implies that even the most basic dusting/cleaning is not being performed. The bed in the main bedroom was hard and extremely loud to sit or lay on even gently. My husband and I woke each other up every time we had to get up to use the restroom. One of the bathroom counters was chipped in multiple places and there were very poor wall repairs made in the nicer bathroom. I read in previous reviews that noise was sometimes an issue. We were only there to sleep late night but noticed very little noise from the adjacent unit. We weren't worried about disturbing the neighbors because we're generally pretty quiet people, but everything was so loud there. I can't imagine they couldn't hear the screen door or the bed, no matter how hard we tried. My husband was outside talking quietly on the phone and I could hear him with both doors closed, as if he was right next to my ear. It didn't bother me of course, but I was worried we were irritating the neighbors. There was no musty smell like a previous review or two mentioned, and no bugs. The house itself is actually quite cute and charming with a ton of potential. I loved the glass shower, I'm a larger woman and it was still a comfortable fit. I also enjoyed the artwork throughout the house. The kitchen counters are beautiful and the fridge is large and clean. With it being an AirBNB Plus, I just expected more in the way of cleanliness (especially in the Covid era) and maintenance. If we had brought along another couple like we initially planned, I'd have been embarrassed. This was our first AirBNB experience and I expected it to be as clean as a hotel, but with a little more privacy and personal touches than a hotel. The location is only about 15 minutes to the French Quarter with traffic. The neighborhood is pretty quiet at night and it's close to a grocery store, CVS, good restaurants, etc. Do not drive in the city. The roads and traffic are horrible and Uber is less expensive than parking in some cases. I gave this place a 4 out of 5 because I'm not trying to bomb somebody's rating on purpose, but my review is an honest one. This is by no means the worst place I've stayed at and it was a good price, but I was disappointed and I probably won't stay there again.