In a sentence, Keith place was fabulous.
When I first walked in, I was amazed by what I was looking at: 18th-century paintings, a gramophone, a piano, and those chandeliers. "Am I in the 18th century now??" I was speechless. Everything was pretty much hundred years older than me but was still gorgeous, shiny, clean and functioning pretty well. Keith, our host, must have spent a lot of effort on keeping this house amazing. The location was pretty convenient and quiet too. You can basically walk to every place in the french quarter in 15 minutes.
Keith was cute, nice and generous. He told me a lot about the history of the house, the district and the city of New Orleans. He kindly walked me to a restaurant at night just to keep me accompanied. He recommended many restaurants in the french quarter to me and I loved them all. He even shared his meal with me and my friend, and it was delicious. I could not appreciate him enough. I wish I could have more time to talk with him.
Anyway, highly recommended for anyone who interested in knowing the history of New Orleans, having a good talk with your host and experiencing an hundred-year-old house.