This is a great location in New Orleans. We had a party of four - two adults and two kids - and it was plenty of space for us. The kitchen had most of what we needed to cook breakfast there, except a toaster; we made do with the broiler in the oven. The space was furnished with a couch and arm chair in the living room and a dining room table. We were happy to be able to use the washer and dryer during our stay, too. It was great to be on the Magazine bus route and a few blocks from the St. Charles streetcar route. It made getting downtown and around New Orleans very easy. The bedrooms upstairs are 'tandem' style - you have to walk through one of them to get to the other. And, the bathroom upstairs is off the bedroom that you have to walk through. The beds were super comfortable, which is extremely important after sightseeing all day. However, the house is not well-insulated against outside noises. As it is a very old home, none of the original windows fully close. It can make the house a little drafty in the winter, but the worse part was hearing outside noises when we were trying to sleep - loud stereos in cars driving down the busy street of Magazine, the garbage truck early in the morning, a furniture store unloading a shipment nearby. I know that the host can't control the outside noise, but future guests should be ready with earplugs for sleeping. We had an issue with the wifi working on the wifi-enabled TV (no cable or 'regular' TV), but the hose was receptive and helpful. Noisy neighbors woke us up one night, but that seemed to be not the norm. If you are looking for a city-vibe, this is a great place to stay.