I highly recommend this absolutely gorgeous stay, in the neighborhood of St. John's Bayou. I wouldn't otherwise be able to afford a hotel stay in New Orleans, so I truly appreciate owners who offer affordable and aesthetically beautiful places for travelers. This is a charming, completely remodeled studio that is part of a larger family home, perfect for 1 or 2 people. It is beautifully decorated, with a wonderful kitchenette where one can cook all their meals, an excellent mattress, a roomy bathroom and shower (equipped with a rain showerhead, plenty of towels, hair dryer, soap, shampoo, conditioner, and a small space heater), heater/AC, and cable. There is a large clothing rack to hang all your clothes. The studio feels airy because of its high ceilings, and is very, very quiet - there was very little noise from the rest of the house or the street I slept like a baby. The owners have truly thought of everything and added beautiful touches to the space. I ended up not being able to rent a car because my license expired, but I didn't need one at all. Within walking distance of a couple of blocks are some super cute restaurants, a coffeeshop, and a market with everything I needed. Whole Foods is about a mile walk, which included a stroll through a part of New Orleans I hadn't seen before and gave me a larger sense of the city. The radius of a few blocks around the stay is lush and green, and north (I think) of the place is City Park including New Orleans Museum of Art and St. Louis Cemetery #3, a 10-15 minute walk. The weather couldn't have been better, and my glorious morning and early evening walks down Ursuline Avenue, right behind the house, then along the bayou (less than 10 minutes) were some of the most gorgeous I've ever taken. I was going through some personal challenges when I visited New Orleans, but this stay really gifted me rest, and an appreciation for the beauty of nature. Thank you!