Let me first say that you do indeed have a lovely home, but our stay was slightly uncomfortable. The group was very uneasy with folks that were not known to us on and off the property during our stay as well as someone from another one of your rentals in the pool which was not made clear that we would be sharing. There was also a camera that was extremely close to the entrance of the downstairs bathroom which made us EXTREMELY uncomfortable (we will take that up with Airbnb), along with all of the micro-aggressive index cards scattered about. While there is a house rule that states no unauthorized guests, we were also 4 Black women on a property that had people that were unknown to us on the property. One of my colleagues who is a native and current resident of New Orleans had 2 of her nephews check on us twice. They were there a total of 15 min each time (they live nearby). I want to also highlight that forcing women to walk off property to smoke is very dangerous especially late at night. Please let me be clear when saying our safety is our top priority. When speaking of safety there are a few key things I would like to point out. The property has no security system besides the cameras you use internally and externally to monitor us. A gate that grants access to all. There are windows and doors that can easily be manipulated causing them to open (the windows with the sticks pressuring them shut, the door with the skeleton key entrance). We were barred from the front room which made it very uneasy for us as we could not check to see if in fact there were windows that were locked and secured. We opted to use Airbnb because we had a weekend long meeting and we wanted our colleagues to be comfortable and to also have fun while working… it’s a shame that we felt like we were on an episode of big brother instead. Your property may have New Orleans architecture but definitely no culture.