AirBnB is a very different experience on both parties. The owner doesn’t know what type of guest will be arriving & the guest don’t know if they will be comfortable. This place offered things that a hotel could never offer. Privacy! We were able to have some downtime as a group in a nice cool setting. Things to look at and talk about. The backyard was our favorite place to hangout, especially after we found lighting. The great part about this house was the space & guest you can have. There was plenty of seating and had moments in each place. We literally took full advantage of everything it had to offer! A four day weekend felt like a full week vacation. I’m sure someone could find something to complain about. After speaking to a guy on the airplane ride back, I knew we got lucky! He got an AirBnB in town & couldn’t stop complaining about noise and the AC was leaking and the owner wouldn’t fix it and so on...Saying that it was dirty and the guys couldn’t wait to get out. Unlike my experience, I couldn’t wait to get back to our place. Ya this place is very different lots of collectibles and art. But remember this isn’t your house nor is it your home away from home. The shower head could be replaced but no biggie really. Plenty of towels & toilet paper. Even clean water from her fridge, which I appreciated because for some reason the bottled water we bought tasted like plastic. The highest standard I appreciated was the safety & communication. NOLA is culture shocking compared to were I’m from. NOLA is the same as it use to be, you have to create the experience you want. Also do your research! We happen to watch a NOLA tourist channel, about half those places are shut down since Hurricane Katrina. Be mindful & respectful of their stomping grounds. It’s not easy coming out of a horrific event. This place has a depth of historic events that have to be embraced in different angle. The Architecture and people are hanging on by a thread! It’s ironically being held by up by us touristy folks, who want to wear those shinny beads. I found the art in everything I experienced while I was there. Which reminds me of walking through Susanna’s house. The art on the walls don’t have to match or make sense. It’s what you get from each piece that matters. While we were walking through the streets of NOLA, each block had a different vibe, look or attraction. Find what you gravitate towards and make that your wonderful experience. Don’t focus on the little things that didn’t add up or make you feel good. Because overall, it was an experience I will never forget & I’m so glad we did it! #TripAdviser #Casino #Riverwalk #RainbowWalk #Yelp #Google #Uber #Lyft #Trolley #PartyBus #TheMarket #MardiGras #beignets # HauntedTours #CanalStreet #bourbon #FrenchQtr #MississippiRiver #Historic-tours #GatorTour #CrawfishSeason...