The neighborhood is on the "edge" of the Garden District. One block to the left of the house on Jackson Avenue, and you're in a seedy area. But if you turn right, St. Charles Avenue (streetcar line) is one block away. The online pictures of the house are much better than the actual house/yard. We found the porch furniture to be covered with soot from a house fire across the street 2 weeks prior. The landscaping/garden were no where near the beautiful garden on the website. The house is 100+ years old, and charming if you like that style. Very spacious and could easily sleep 10-12 people. The only TV's are up on the 3rd floor bedrooms. The kitchen is ok, but very dated. The house is attached to a separate apartment which is also rented by Airbnb, which I did not know. I thought I was renting the entire house. Everything worked, no problems with appliances, water, lights, AC, etc, but some windows had been broken out, and replaced with duct tape - unsightly and gave us a feeling of insecurity. The gate that opens to the yard did not lock - so anyone from the street could walk unto the property and up to the front door. Christian and his assistants, Allie and Nadia were friendly. I guess if I had a large family/group, and were sharing the cost among many people, I would return. But we were a rather small family of six adults and the price of over $4500 was steep. If we were to do it again, we'd would have booked 3 hotel rooms, because we really weren't in the house that much other than sleeping.