Location is good, though some travellers, unfamiliar with Nola, might be turned off by the homeless camp across the street. The front door was thin and the lock basically non-existent... An easy and cheap upgrade....the location was great for the garden district and museum's... More quiet than you'd think... There was a dead roach in the middle of the living room when I walked in, but, again...hey, it's the south... Discoid roaches are everywhere scurrying about, so for me, the dead roach was a positive sign...
Let's see... Communication wasn't great, I had to write several times to get the correct wifi info,... At first, I got back an abrupt message about needing to cHeck existing info... When I pointed out that the info in the check-in was itself inaccurate, I got a SECOND abrupt message back telling me to check the... Incorrect information. Finally, third try, I got the correct Network and password. Not stellar communication, I think.....
The place is pretty bare, no hooks or shelves in the bathroom... Nowhee to it in the bedrooms... Theres a nice balcony but... No way to access it that doesn't require a pretty powerful deadlift....
Nothing in the kitchen fridge or cabinets.... If you don't bring it, don't expect to find it (beyond the requisite Airbnb items...)... All in all, not a great place, but it did the job.... quite spacy and adequate for four travellers....
Why aren't there's better blinds? by seven am in late November the bedrooms are bright... Cheap pulldown shades or blackout curtains would fix this...
It's frustrating that, for thee or four hundred dollars, this place would be excellent, but the owner is apparently really cheap.