We had a good stay at Greg's place. We had read the reviews , so we knew to expect a simple set-up , and that the place was a bit old. We were at Greg's in November and it was cold; when we arrived, Greg had started the heater and left the lights on - the place was warm and welcoming (if staying later in the Winter, maybe bring an extra pair of socks for walking around the house if you're easily cold. I was fine in the bed, but the floors were a bit cold in the morning and later evening). The street is very quiet, but the walls (it's a duplex) are pretty thin - bring earplugs just in case the neighbors snore! Check-in was very easy, and Greg greeted us later in the evening and shared some tips about places to eat good cheap food nearby. When we needed towels, he responded very quickly. We enjoyed living close to the French Quarter and other busy crowded areas, without the prices for AirBnbs or hotels there (5/10 min. from French quarter by car; apparently pretty cheap to Uber there, too - we had a rental car, though. ). The place is centrally located, but the street is a bit hard to find - because of all the one-way streets. Google map helped, though. There is a computer, a sofa-bed, and nice, comfy queen size bed. Some reviewers mentioned the lack of coffee or other basic items; but we did find, and use both, Folger's coffee and some Blakc tea - so Greg seems to be responsive to guests'comments. There was baking soda and sugar as well; plus a mini-fridge and a small micro-wave. All in all, if you want to explore Nola and the surroundings area beyond the French Quarter, and on a budget, this is a very good place. Thanks for a great stay, Greg.