This AirBnB was very clean and looked exactly like the pictures. There were plenty of towels and a 3-in-1 body wash/shampoo/bubble bath in the shower. I bought some Herbal Essences mousse and could not bring it back with me on the plane, so I left it in the basket under the sink. We also left both a shampoo and a conditioner from the hotel we stayed at just before coming to this AirBnB. I hope those will be useful to someone. The kitchen has plenty of bowls, plates, glasses, shot glasses, utensils, and a couple of mugs. There are some cooking utensils as well as some pots. There is a coffee maker, coffee, filters, sweetener, sugar, creamer, and green tea bags. I didn't see the extra box of sugar packets at first, so I had bought some sugar from the grocery store, so there is now a big bag of sugar as well. There was no black tea, so I bought some cheap black tea bags, used what I needed, and left the rest (some 80 odd tea bags) there. So plenty of sugar and tea for quite some time! The temperature in the apartment was perfect. You can turn the heat or A.C. on or off as needed. The TV has access to Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon prime. There were some caveats. The train is nearby and VERY, VERY loud. The train tracks that intersect with the streets in New Orleans do not have gates that come down when the train passes by. Therefore, by law the train has to blow it's horn. The horn is VERY loud. Sometimes it is extra obnoxious and wakes you up at 2am, or goes off 15 times in a row at 8am (we actually counted because it became a joke at that point). Just be advised that it is very loud, and we did hear the train horns at least once a day. The walls are also very thin. I could hear the neighbors talking as well as the neighbor's dog barking/whining. The neighbors and dog are quiet at night and in the early morning, so this won't be an issue if you have a normal sleep schedule. The neighborhood is a bit sketchy. Definitely not somewhere to walk alone at night, which I also confirmed with an uber driver. However, in the day time it seems okay. An uber to the French Quarter costs between $6 and $15 depending on the day and time. There is a place called Bacchanal that is less than a quarter mile walk from this place. It has delicious wine and cheese. If you can, go on a Wednesday from 1 to 3! They do wine tastings upstairs at that time. Get there early; if they run out of wine they do not open new bottles. Joe was awesome. The city turned off the water for an emergency, so he let us shower at his other AirBnB (no guests at the time). Great place to stay!