The ceiling in the upstairs bathroom and loft leaked significantly for the duration of our trip. I was not informed until I arrived at the space. The host moved the upstairs bed feet from the pullout couch in the downstairs living space. I shared the space with a coworker and did not have access to the loft or separate sleeping quarters as advertised. I was required to accommodate maintenance while I was at the space even though I was at a conference for 8 hours each day. I had to accommodate unannounced visits from the cohosts boyfriend and private maintenance personnel. As the upstairs bathroom had the only shower, I had to use the bathroom with a half dozen buckets catching leaking water. I had to wash the towels they used to soak up dirty water leaks. I had to empty buckets and bowls used to catch leaks. I had to step over filthy mops maintenance left directly outside the door to catch l ask in the hallway. Maintenance left an industrial fan with a deafening roar to attempt to dry the upstairs. I had to reach out to Airbnb customer support to contact hosts to even get a street address for my reservation. Jordan was not available via Airbnb messenger and has yet to reach out to me personally. My offers for a fair resolution were ignored by the host and I must now work with Airbnb customer service, which wastes more of my time. I recommend finding another space if your in New Orleans. Whether the leaks have been addressed at this point or not, I can assure you it is not worth paying for a space who’s host is ok with offering substandard living conditions for his guests. Definitely an outlier, but by far and away the absolute worst experience I have had as a frequent Airbnb user.