We enjoyed staying at Tiffany's place. She greeted us on arrival (at 8am, allowing us to check in early after an early flight) and gave us a tour of the house while showing us how to work everything. The house is gorgeous, a perfect mix of modern and traditional New Orleans. She had water in fridge, coffee for coffee maker, and 2 New Orlean themed welcome baskets with treats and small gifts.

The home was comfortable for 5 women, although it could definitely accommodate a few more people there is only 1 bathroom, so depends on how high maintenance they are. My friends and I had no issues with it, there were plenty of mirrors in the other spaces to get ready for a night on the town. We did need an iron one night and couldn't find it so Tiffany brought one over, even after we said we would be ok she went out of her way, amazing host!

The neighborhood initial made some of my friends uncomfortable (it's a neighborhood that is redeveloping) but after being there for a few hours were at ease. There is a security system and a gate that opens with a code for 1 vehicle but no one in the neighborhood did more then speak to us while we waited on an uber, now that I'm thinking about it we didn't even turn the alarm on either night and were never worried.

We walked to Elizabeth Cafe (recommended by the host, amazing food especially the praline bacon?!) for breakfast one morning and brunch the next day, enjoyed the walk and seeing the architect of the homes near the levee . We did have a vehicle but used Uber a few times to the French quarters, about $10 each time. A convenient store right next door but not much else in walking distance.

I would recommend Tiffanys place for a group of people going to Nola. I will definitely keep it in mind on my return to the city depending on my group size. Price was great, it exceeded my expectations.

Thanks Tiffany for your great southern hospitality!!