Jonathon and Shannon were super sweet and incredibly accommodating--we were greeted by them both, shown a wonderfully useful binder of local place recommendations to eat / drink / shop, told we could make use of everything in the cottage (including the bicycles, that we did not end up using), and then they left us be (which was great because all of us had not seen one another in a long while and we had much catching up to do).
A few noteworthy points about the cottage:
- SUPER CUTE (seriously--great, quirky, unique, comfortable style that once associates with the darling architecture in the city lovingly referred to as The Big Easy)
- middle room (1st bedroom) has a huge, awesome king-size bed with this wonderful, ornate lattic-woodwork headboard with bells. This bed was very comfortable, but it did squeak like crazy (with every movement) and the bells also jingled, which made for some not-so-private "alone" time ;) but the bedrooms all had doors, so at least you couldn't see what was going on, even if you could hear it. LOL.
- the kitchen came fully equipped with plates, mugs, glasses, cutlery, and an extremely useful toaster oven (in which we could heat up our leftover po'boy halves before we had the strength to venture out for proper brunch).
- the bathroom was small, and the water pressure wasn't the greatest, but even with six guests, the bathroom provided everything we needed it for.
- there is no full-length mirror, which is probably not the biggest deal in the whole world, but it would have been nice whenever we were getting ready to go out to dinner.

I would definitely recommend this place to anyone visiting New Orleans, and would absolutely stay here again! 'Twas wonderful!