What can I say that hasn't already been said here? Georgia is phenomenal, and her house is a grand dame with impossibly high ceilings and antiques that will welcome you and make you feel like maybe you ought to move to New Orleans after all. The pictures don't do it justice. I traveled solo for work, but then spent two nights at Georgia's house in the green room for a mini-vacation afterwards. Georgia had more toiletries, sundries, fluffy towels and other sundries than my hotel! She shows you around and then hands you a glass of iced tea. She had another house guest who was also very welcoming and made great eggs! Georgia's three cats are lovely though often tucked away elsewhere. The location is perfect - close to everything but just far away enough to be quiet. I felt like I had the place all to myself. She had yogurt and fruit in the kitchen and a small balcony out the back where I sat one morning drinking coffee and watching heavy clouds roll in before spending the day walking the length of Magazine Street and shopping my head off. This was my best Airbnb stay so far. Very comfy, very liberated, very indulgent - very New Orleans.