Christopher's place is pretty good, in a good location for plenty of things to do (I live in New Orleans but I've been traveling so that's why I was staying in an Airbnb but I chose it be close to things I like so if you're from out of town but know well enough that there's better things in New Orleans than the French Quarter then this is a totally solid area to check out and easily accessible to plenty of other parts of town).
I had some issues with the hot water and the heat but in fairness to Christopher these weren't big enough problems for me to bother reaching out because I preferred to just cope with them rather than wanting to deal with the back and forth to try to resolve them and honestly I think it was mostly due to the fact that it was oddly cold in New Orleans during my stay so I don't think it would be a recurring problem.
There were a few details missing like a sponge by the sink but no deal breakers.
For any remote workers, the desk is downstairs by the entry basically in a small foyer on a different floor from everything else and I didn't end up using it because it was too cold down there but even had it been warmer I still probably wouldn't have because it wasn't convenient to the rest of the space. But your mileage may vary depending on what you prefer. I just wanted to mention it because I was surprised by how it was compared to the pictures and how it was described. I set up on the kitchen table instead which was fine for me. The desk area had been one of the primary reasons I chose this listing though so once I determined it wasn't really where I wanted to set up then it felt like I might have been better off staying somewhere else next time.
All in all I think Christopher seems like a reliable and trustworthy host and the place is comfortable enough and doesn't seem neglected at all. It's definitely not the best Airbnb I've stayed in but far from the worst. Nothing really notable to say either positively or negatively.
I probably wouldn't personally stay again but I think it's a good option if you're coming from out of town and just need a basic place to crash and regroup in-between food binges.