I am having a really hard time writing this review because we had a really nice time here, and the place is lovely, but it DID have more issues than I expected for how expensive it was. This was my 3rd time using an Airbnb in New Orleans. I had wanted to stay here previously but it's usually just my husband and I, and we don't need the three bedrooms. This last trip, my two best friends and I decided to splurge and stay here. The main living area is gorgeous, as is the amazing porch and the neighborhood is super fun and funky with lots of good shops, bars and restaurants. Be warned that there is a pretty loud train whistle that blows repeatedly for the few mins while the train passes. The AC on 2nd floor wasnt working the first night, but they replaced it the next day, which made a big difference. We were enamored of the decor of the place and then we realized that the bedroom on the main floor, only has 3/4 walls, which means it's not very private, fine for us, but that might not suit everyone. The 2nd Floor bedrooms are tiny and have no windows or doors, it's essentially a loft. One of the bedrooms is so small (the bed literally takes up the entire space) that I don't really think it's fair for them to call this place a 3 bedroom. Even aside from that, we would have been fine with the slanty, low ceilings, but the bed in the tiny room was ridiculously uncomfortable. There was a thin queen mattress (no box spring) that was barely 6 inches thick and you could feel every slat beneath you. This bed is barely suitable for a child, nevermind an adult. My friend wound up having to share the king bed with me downstairs. We paid nearly $1700 for our 4 nights here, and while it was a beautiful space, the uncomfortable bed and miniscule bedroom made us question the high price tag, and it's classification as a 3 bedroom apt. The other main issue was the amount of pre-checkout clean-up that is required of guests, especially when check-out is "before 10am." We were surprised that guests are required to empty all trash cans, put out the trash on the street, strip all the beds and start a load of towels and sheets in the washer...and you have to be out before 10am? When we realized how much we had to do before check-out, we contacted the host the day before to ask if we could check out at 10:30, instead of 10, but unfortunately, they said no. I've stayed in 12 Airbnbs all over, and the most any host has ever required of us, was to do any dishes, which is more than reasonable. When we arrived we also found dirty glasses and two full ashtrays on the porch and some dirty glasses in the dishwasher. There also wasn't any hand...