The house is a traditional New Orleans cottage with high ceiling and a single floor. It comprises 6 rooms out of which 5 are rented through Airbnb. Caroline, the co-host, is staying in the remaining one and it was nice to see her around, living in the same space as us.
We stayed several nights in the house as a cold (40 degrees F) wave hit New Orleans and the common areas were a little cold, especially the floor, but the room itself was warm.
The two full bathrooms made living with multiple other guests seamless as it appeared we all had different schedules. We could hear the noise from the hallway when we were in our room but we weren't expecting perfect soundproofing either.
The house is painted with bright color as it is the tradition in this historical African-American neighborhood it is located in. Unfortunately, the scars of 2004 Hurricane Katrina are still visible with condemned houses and destroyed pavement that make the area feel sketchy although we never had any issue. It is conveniently located 10 minutes away the French Quarter by car and there's plenty of parking space around the house.