Be sure you understand the full costs of any rental and watch Airbnb updating costs per demand. We found what we thought was a gem for around $250 per night in January, but shared it with everyone in our group which clicked on the listing which we believe triggered a demand condition in Airbnb that moved the rate back to the base a $350 per night. This did not include the Airbnb service charge (+15.3%), Nola taxes (+17.85%) or the cleaning fee ($150). All this included ballooned the base rate to $533 per night. Also, the listing showed 5 bedrooms and 8 beds which is primarily why we choose this listing. However, in the details of the description, it does say adding rooms 4 & 5 plus bathroom 3 adds additional cost. This added another $100 per night and another $120 cleaning fee as these additional two rooms are not internally connected to the base condo (which is not noted in the listing). You had to go downstairs and outside a locked door, walk to the other corner of the building and go through another locked door into a dimly lit downstairs small apartment with the two additional rooms, bathroom and small kitchenette (there is only one picture of the downstairs space which is the bunk beds). So to rent all rooms with fees, taxes, cleaning it was $673 per night for January in Nola during a pandemic. While we did not have any problems in the neighborhood, feedback from several locals was not to walk alone or later at night in the blocks around our rental. I know other listings do not have their exact address listed, but its funny that a listing about 'great balcony' does not have one picture of said balcony and the surrounding neighborhood. Our host Elle was very hospitable even bringing us a pot of gumbo from her neighbor, but we didn't spend a lot of time in the house other than to sleep and felt disconnected from our friends in the downstairs space.