Leah provided a very cozy and meticulously decorated studio apartment minus a kitchen and television, which was fine considering the wonderful places to dine and one-of-a-kind New Orleans culture to immerse in. Checking in proved difficult at first with the front door being jammed. Overcome after multiple tries, I had to text Leah for assistance. She attributed it to the rain affecting the wood. It was something minor that had to be dealt with throughout the stay, but once my companion found out the trick, we didn't find it too much of a hassle. The electricity also tripped in the sleeping area over a single night and part of the next day, but as advertised, Leah proved to be a great host and took care of the matter within a matter of a couple hours. Full Disclaimer: Baby Cat is very loving and not being able to bring her in was hard for us. She will sit on the doorsteps and purr for minutes at a time but a quick visit and cuddle outside will fix that. The neighborhood itself was very welcoming and the short morning walks to Treme for coffee and breakfast were highlights of the trip. The French Quarter was a manageable 20 minute walk. Grey Gardens is definitely a sanctuary after a night out on Bourbon Street. Thanks Leah!