Myra’s place is cute and clean! Very homey. We really only slept there, but it was absolutely fine. A few things to note, are: It is shotgun style- you walk through one bedroom to get to the other. Not a dealbreaker for families or close friends! Listing doesn’t mention it exactly, but this is a downstairs apartment in a house. We aren’t a terribly rowdy group, but I got anxious about making too much noise. It does feel private, though, so I relaxed eventually. The neighborhood is relatively quiet and curtains are dark and cozy, so sleeping in was amazing. We didn’t know where to park and accidentally parked in wrong spot- but there is plenty of street parking. Unless you do some research, you won’t know that the Treme neighborhood is very historical and has a reputation that has fluctuated over the years, however, the history was rich, we felt very safe, and would stay there again in a heartbeat. There seems to be multiple Airbnb’s in the area, as we noted several out of towners at the cafe around the corner. The neighborhood is very close to Louis Armstrong Park and Congo Square, which both have huge historical significance. Will give you goosebumps! We didn’t walk to Bourbon or the French Quarter, because Uber is so inexpensive, but would have felt safe doing so after getting our bearings. Every Uber arrived within two minutes. The bathroom is bigger than the pictures, she left us all the extras we could have needed, and left fun NOLA touches in the apartment. Space heaters for every room. Didn’t need AC but there are units. Full size kitchen and fridge, with coffee and coffee pot. We didn’t watch TV or use the internet much but it was available. Beds were very comfortable. Plenty of closet space in back bedroom. Fatma’s (Ruth’s) Cozy Corner is a block away and is DELICIOUS. We ate there twice and skipped the tourist breakfast traps. Highly recommend. We would stay at Myra’s again.