I stayed at this airbnb in July for the Essence Festival. There were 6 of us in total. First, let me say that Jarrod was an excellent host. He was very responsive via text, whenever I needed something in the house addressed. COMMUNICATION was great. I'll address the positive items first: INSIDE The house is very spacious. We were a group of 6. 4 of us shared 2 double beds, 1 person had their own bed, and 1 person had the sofa bed. There were 1.5 bathrooms, which was perfect for getting ready. The Air Conditioning was great! It was super hot in New Orleans (July) so I'm glad to come home to a cool room. There was a full kitchen, with refrigerator, microwave, stove, etc. Lots of useful amenities like wifi, iron, tv, etc. Lots of outlets, good lighting, etc The beds were very comfortable. Sheets, linens, towels were provided. SECURITY/ACCESS Check in was super easy with the lockbox and the code was messaged to be prior to check in. OUTSIDE Near lots of useful stores and restaurants - Burger King, McDonald's, Enterprise Rent-a-Car, Waffle House, Ruby Slippers (restaurant we heard was good), Rite Aid, etc. I really wasn't bothered by any noise. You are on a busy street intersection, but it's usually pretty quiet. ****And now for items that could have been better: LOCATION Sooo, there's no nice way to say this - this airbnb is in the Hood. It's not the best area. If you are jumping in and out of Uber, then it's totally fine - you will save a ton of money and you'll be fine. But not the place to wander around by yourself. I read many reviews that said it was a short walk to the French Quarter. We walked once from the Superdome to the Airbnb and it was a dark and lonely path. I would not feel comfortable doing that alone. We didn't have time to try the trolley, so maybe that is a better alternative. I appreciate that he is integrating into the neighborhood, but you should be aware. We had no trouble, but we also have good street smarts and stayed together. For this reason there is a gate, which did make me feel secure inside. So it's hard to fault someone on location. The place is where it is. He didn't falsely advertise, but from someone that is not from the area, we had a lot of Uber and cab drivers tell us that it wasn't the best area and to be careful. So I think it's worth mentioning in the description that it's a lower income neighborhood. SECURITY/ACCESS The whole gate and key situation needs to be updated. We had 6 women and 2 sets of keys. We just had a rule amongst ourselves that one key always stayed in the lockbox, and that worked out fine. It would be great for everyone to have their own keys, but Jarrod mentioned they tried that and people would...