Jamie is wonderful and her kitty cat Mr. Peepers is like the NOLA welcome cat. He will greet you every time you walk in the door, or come right in for afternoon cuddles. He put a smile on my face every day. Very clean and calming home, a great fit for young professionals or those seeking a calming cultured experience. If all you want to do in NOLA is get drunk, keep moving. Staying in this home was truly a privilege. Access to bike was great but train before you come. I was in for a rude awakening as my tush was not used to being on a bike seat. I recommend bringing your own helmet and a gel seat if you plan to bike a lot. Jamie provides bike locks. Know that the cops are serious about bikers following the rules. Stay off the sidewalk, ride with the flow of traffic, and do not ride the wrong way down a one way street. Locals told me they will give you a ticket. Check out Cajun Seafood just two blocks away for boiled seafood, adult bevs, and ice cream. It's a hole in the wall place but cheap, good, and authentic NOLA cuisine. FQ is a 10-15 min bike ride away, City park, 3 miles. There is a cemetery in between City Park and this location. Most lyft rides anywhere are $10 unless it's peak hours or you're going to the airport. RTA busses are very clean, on time, fast, and no one ever bothered me while riding. Just be sure to push the stop button very early or they might blow past your stop. If you seek fine dining, I suggest making your reservations well in advance. I enjoyed my cooking class, live music on Frenchman, City Park, and the Long Vue Mansion and Gardens the most out of my trip. Circle foods is also nearby with a decent selection of basic groceries. I packed a lunch every day that I was there and just had a quick bagel in the AM for breakfast to save $$ for activities and dinner. I will miss this place.