First AirBnB experience: GOOD TIMES IN NOLA at the Casa Blanca!

We were in Nawlins for New Years 2014 and had an incredible time. Jay's spot is awesome, welcoming, and real southern hospitality. Though its about a 30 min bike ride into town (Jay has bikes available with locks!), you can also take a short $1.25 bus ride on the 16 line which stops a few blocks from the house (you can also mount the bikes on the bike rack on the bus). *Make sure you check the bus pickup times because sometimes they only run every hour*. We also did combo travel days: ride the bike into town during the day, put the bikes on the bus and get back to Casa Blanca to rest, and go back out again by taxi at night. If you have a car, its even more perfect! Broadmoor is a real chill neighborhood that lets you see another side of NOLA outside of the crazy Quarter. We chose to bike around the city a lot because cab ride fares add up over a few days, but its only $10 to Canal/French Quarter area.

The Turquesa room has a heater for winter nights, big closets, and stocked with Zapp's chips for late night munchies. Two bathrooms right next to the room, and the kitchen is right down the hall. The house is NOLA themed, and welcomes you with a real CAJUN COUNTRY feel when you walk in! He has a bunch of city maps, travel guides, and other info so guests can look up things to do in the city.

A bit about Jay: in short, he's the man! He took me and my lady out one night into the Quarter, giving us a ride into the real NOLA for local spots we wouldn't have known about, strong drinks, and good times. He was always available to answer any questions, and down for going out with guests to show them his hometown. He caught us up on local Nawlins culture, traditions, and we got to know a different side of the city through him showing us around the city.

Right on Jay!

FROM CALI to NOLA! 504! WHO DAT!