Conor's description of the house is spot on; communicating with him by means of texting and email worked smoothly. With our group of five we had everything we needed. Good beds and, for our fifth member, a comfortable pull out couch. Conor's house sports one bathroom with a shower, bath tub and toilet, but simply by taking turns we were all perfectly able to shower in the morning and freshen up to get ready for going out in the evening. The kitchen features a conveniently large fridge with freezer compartment, so our groceries, ice cubes and drinks found a comfortable place to stay cool. We also used his four-eyed stove to cook and with his oven we baked our pizzas almost as if we were home. Conor has plenty of booklets, maps and flyers of 'what to do in New Orleans' in his front room - in some cases providing even more interesting information about the city than what we could find online. Getting downtown is easy with a cab and, to a certain extent, by bus (getting back by bus was, to be honest, a bit of a pain) and there's a super Walmart around the corner. The internet connection through wifi worked fine for all of us, even if we were all surfing at the same time and the smokers amongst us had two comfortable seats and a small table outside on the front porch. Philip St. turned out to be a fine and quiet street where we could park our car without problems. All in all a highly recommended spot in the south Garden District of New Orleans and a solid place to come home to after a good night out in the French Quarter!