Geoffrey’s place was wonderful. Given the history of New Orleans I struggle with the idea of renting places that are just for tourism—apartments that could be homes for displaced people but are instead vacation rentals lived in for only part of the year. Geoffrey’s place was the perfect “real home” to stay in, which provided a lovely sense of being a local. He gave us a great map of places to go and was such a generous host, offering us full access to his kitchen (we made pancakes on Christmas morning!) and some sweet favors (local beers left for us in the fridge!). Felt like I was staying with family or a friend and Geoffrey made himself readily available for anything we needed. A bit longer of a walk than my mother would have liked to get into and back home from some of the more central areas of the city but it was fine for me and worth it to stay in such a charming house. Would definitely recommend for a small family or group.