We arrived at about 4:30 pm but the cleaning crew was still present (it may have been a time change mix up) but I think they cut their cleaning short as the bottom bathroom was left with previous guests’ unclean towel and soiled floor. The location of the house is good - only a few blocks to Bourbon Street, but as previously mentioned, loud, especially in the master bedroom. Not Bourbon-Street- loud, but street-repaving, sidewalk-replacing, garbage-truck-rounding, aluminum-can-sorting, humans-arguing, manhole-replacing racket from midnight to dawn. Nightly. The pleasant sound of rain one night turned less pleasant when we realized it was raining inside the master bedroom from the crown mounding and a tunneled area of the ceiling. Being aware to keep your belongings toward the door of the bedroom will keep your items dry - but they may have already repaired it by the next person’s stay. We did have a shower faucet issue in the second floor bathroom that was repaired while we were out exploring (response time was very good on inquiries.) The house provided a neat experience and has the quirks of a 160 year old home, but the photos here on the listing are more like glamour shots and do not show the wear and tear of a short term rental unit. Furniture is shadowed with stains of guests-past and the walls and steps have areas that need some patching. Be careful of the toilet seats as they are not fully attached, posing somewhat of a safety hazard. The plumbing in the bathrooms are quirky as well, ons/offs are reversed on some fixtures so it makes temperature adjustments tricky and the upstairs toilet is fed with hot water. This is not to disparage the home, just objectively stating things for future guests. If the beds were full and the total rental split, it would be an affordable option.