We stayed in New Orleans for the new year days. While we ere pleased overall with finding the place close to the nice neighborhood and street car distance from the central New Orleans on such busy days, we left with mixed feelings in regards to the actual air bnb experience. First, there are many rules, which are fair enough but given that this is not a hostel, bur airbnb experience made us rather uncomfortable. Including the fact that the host instructed us how to use shower, bathroom, put ventilator on etc and many other details. it was also slightly rare to have been restricted touching the curtains for the reason of them 'being expensive', or touch a piano. Second, we felt a little uncomfortable because again we were instructed not to use the table wear, or anything in kitchen besides the sink full of old dishes. Given that it was a new year and we meant to have some cozy environment - buying the plastic tableware on the new year eve night - was not something you would expect doing airbnb experience. Thirdly, it is rather high rate, for the room in the shared house (3 other rooms), no kitchen, and space you can't anyways use, or touch (!) and no doors in the room. But we are grateful we were able to find the room on the short notice. We definitely would consider the uptown as a neighborhood coming again to town, but not the host!