Very nice hosts. There were a few hiccups, such as issues with appliances, and construction directly in front of the home (completely outside of the control of the hosts), but Megan was very responsive to our concerns with some of the older appliances. We used to live in NOLA so we are familiar with the fact that old houses sometimes share some surprises. The area is very good, the street is a quiet one (when they aren't tearing it up to fix gas lines! LOL). The hosts left some nice little details of a few chocolates, a bottle of wine, and OJ in the fridge, like other reviewers shared...And we came in very last minute, so that was thoughtful. The bed was comfortable. The sofa bed was relatively easy to assemble once you got the hang of it (it's from IKEA, and there's a lock at the bottom that took us a bit to figure out), the kids were comfortable enough. A few things to note: to access the bathroom you have to cross through the living room (where sofabed is), so something to keep in mind if you are couples splitting the unit, but it was perfectly fine for our purposes. Also, the doors don't really lock (inside) so privacy is limited. The kitchen is fully stocked with utensils and kitchen tools for those who like to cook. Appliances are possibly antiques, quaint but could be updated. We didn't get to use the oven but I believe it worked. The whole unit is charmingly decorated, and the backyard was so lovely, it almost felt enchanted. My kids loved it. It's a little dark walking in at night, but cell phone flashlights take care of that. Overall a nice place to stay.=)