A beautiful way to stay in Nola like a local. The bywater has lots of local spots in walking distance to the house, and you can catch the riverfront streetcar after a short hike to get plugged in to the streetcar web through the rest of the city. Otherwise, a car is useful for this place. But if you got shoes for it, stroll through the bywater en route to frenchman street and then meander into the quarter from the north side. See new orleans a different way than the hotel hub crowd. You're really in the neighborhood here. There were several chicken flocks in back yards which was a surprising and cool touch in the middke of the city. And while there are several roosters around and crowing, they never bothered us. The house is large and well built and we could barely hear them inside. The kitchen is well equipped, large, and great for home cooked meals, not to mention the large grill on the patio. This is the perfect place for larger crews and families. David was always quick at hand to handle business and as couteous as could be hoped for. Thanks for a great stay David.