If you don't have a good time at Steven's place, you just don't know how to have a good time. Steven was very accommodating during our stay; there were many extra touches that we didn't expect but really showcased New Orleans hospitality. The house itself is an authentic "shotgun" gem in a hip neighborhood that is a short walking distance to City Park and the streetcars (don't call them trolleys!). All kinds of restaurants/bars in the immediate vicinity so you don't need to call an Uber if you have enough wits to figure out how to get back to the house. There's a coffee shop around the corner that looks like it is a hit among locals and a grocery mart on the next street. Steven lives next door and he can recommend the best restaurants and things to do, places to go, etc. during your visit. Okay, so this review has established that the house is in a great location, but you might be asking, what about the house itself? Are the pictures accurate? Yes, they are. Wood floors, colored glass windows, brick faux fireplaces (do they call them fauxplaces? I forgot to ask...whatever you do, don't try to start a fire in them), updated kitchen with a coffee bar and a wine bar. Updated bathroom with a clawfoot tub. At first I wondered if I was going to expose myself to the neighborhood when I took a bath, but fortunately for the neighbors, there are curtains on both sides of the tub. You can also shower in the tub if you wish. There's a whimsical, intimate area outside where you can sip wine and eat, pray, love. You can also do some laundry in the utility area. The bed was comfortable. I am not a bed connoisseur; it felt like an ordinary bed that you sleep in. It's not a water bed if you were wondering...that would be a bad idea anyway on account of the wood floors. There is wifi and a television in the living room. The whole house had air-conditioning and we did not have any problems with the temperature. I also wanted to share a little something to check out when you get there: if you walk one street over, you will be at the back end of the Fairgrounds. Walk down that street for about a block and you will hear some wild green parrots screeching. They have built a large nest in a transformer back there. In conclusion, if you want to have a fun, authentic New Orleans experience, stay at Steven's place.