Unfortunately not the most positive experience. I chose this spot due to its' proximity to Loyola and Tulane as my daughter and I were in town for college visits. We were warned by the universities that parking is very limited so felt walking there was the way to go. We arrived late, approximately 12:45 am, and the keys were not in the location they were supposed to be. After re-reading my notes over and over, I texted, called, and finally rang the doorbell (the 2 dogs inside were barking) however could not reach the host. This was extremely upsetting as it's now past 1:00 am, we looked like stalkers or potential thieves standing outside the gate, and all I could think about was how to get my child to a place to sleep quickly. I called Airbnb, they too tried to reach the host and could not, so they directed us to a hotel (somewhat) nearby, which I was eventually reimbursed for once we got home the next week by Airbnb. While trying to fall asleep around 2:45 am, I did hear from the host via text. She explained that she had fallen asleep, and forgot to let me know the change in plans on how to gain access. She was extremely apologetic. She did call Airbnb and instructed that they not charge us (we were only going to be responsible for the second night), so I did appreciate that. I believe according to Airbnb's rules we were on the hook to stay there the 2nd night as the host did get back to us with a solution on how to gain access for the 2nd night. However we wanted to stay there for the convenience to the second university on the second day. With every text I received from the host for the final day/night, an apology was included. It still boggles my mind how she slept through her barking dogs : - ) P.S. The Queen bed is a "hide-a-bed" / pullout from a couch.