I stayed for nearly a week (six nights) at Sheila's place and only wish I could have stayed longer!! I used to live in New Orleans and so am familiar with the city/the charming Algiers Point neighborhood, and Sheila's home is precisely where I wanted to be (and the area I would absolutely want to move to, should I ever head back for good.)
Sheila's home is as beautiful from the inside as it is from the outside and allowed me to pretend the beautiful space was mine for a week. Check-in and check-out were simple, immediate, and fully stress-free. The bathroom was incredibly well-stocked; the little kitchenette had everything I needed; the bed was comfortable, and the lighting and temperature were perfect, especially since I spent a good amount of time right in the space:
I worked full days, four of the days of my stay, remotely from Sheila's, and whole-heartedly recommend this home for business travelers. The WiFi was fast and issue-free, and Sheila kindly provided a desk absolutely perfect for my purposes - spacious enough for a couple laptops, well-lit, and with a great chair!
There are two coffee shops and several bars right on Algiers Point itself (Congregation Coffee is new, and fantastic, with locally-roasted beans; I walked there every day of my stay), but part of the Point's charm is being able to catch the $2 ferry and be over to the CBD/Quarter in less than 10 minutes (the ferry ride is half the fun!) It's a straight, easy walk from Sheila's to the ferry, and in the past year, the ferry has begun offering an app so it's not just cash only (which I learned from Sheila's helpful home guide!)
For runners, the Mississippi Trail may be my favorite route so far in the world (& a very safe-feeling one), with a gorgeous view of the Quarter across the water. You have perfect access to it from Sheila's (as well as tips on how best to reach it in her guide.)
Just walking around Algiers Point, and taking in the streets and houses of the area, is one of my favorite ways to spend time in New Orleans, and it's wonderful to see even more on its way to this lovely, historic neighborhood (there's a new yoga place in the area, too, just a few blocks down from Sheila's, though I never got over there).
Sheila herself is an absolutely lovely, warm host who from the beginning was easy to communicate with, made helpful suggestions and checked in with me, and who I had the pleasure of visiting with one afternoon on her front porch swings. My stay was everything you could hope for from an AirBnB experience, and I would happily head back to Sheila's in a heartbeat, as well as recommend it to my friends!