I'm still glowing from our first visit to New Orleans! Staying at Georgia's lovely Victorian home has been the best Airbnb experience we've ever had. The room and house is beautifully, artfully decorated with a comfy bed and a charming balcony for coffee in the morning...and in a quiet neighborhood for sleeping! Georgia's hospitality was evident from the start, when before we arrived, she offered to pick up a few things from the store if needed, and provided our bottle of wine on arrival. All of our needs were met during the entire 4 days, and we were made to feel totally at home by a relaxed, experienced hostess. The lovingly stocked upstairs guest kitchen offers the finest coffees, teas, sparkling sodas, and my favorite, the espresso machine (she instructs you if needed.) All of the linens and amenities are of high quality, and just outside your door is an antique armoire full of extras. Need some flutes for that bottle of champagne or a dish for the dessert you brought back to finish in bed? We found a varied selection of glassware and dishes, again just outside our door upstairs. And even with warm temps during our visit, our room kept a comfortable cool with the lightly humming air conditioner. Ah the coffee again... coffees are freshly ground in Georgia's kitchen with numerous varieties. They're custom blended and roasted by a friend of hers who runs a top-notch local company and you can order some to take home. We met the friendly guy when he dropped by, had a fun chat, then ordered 4 lbs that were delivered the next day. Downstairs, a light selection of cheeses, yogurt, raw veggies, and fruit was available anytime from the main kitchen, which we appreciated after some long days biking, or trying to get out early in the morning. You are in such a great location for accessing all areas of the city, with just a 5 minute walk to the bus, and just a bit longer to the streetcars. (remember your umbrellas!). We rented basic bikes from a Bike Rental about a 10 minute walk away for $20/person that allowed us to visit the French Quarter and leisurely tour the two large city parks over two days (24 hour rental period). These are some of the nicest urban parks in the country and you could spend days at each. Near the house, we enjoyed great choices of restaurants on Magazine St. in all price ranges, especially Georgia's recommendations for the incredibly good local burrito/taco joint and also the breakfast spot just down the street with fresh juices. As a gluten-free eater, I had numerous menu choices. While we found the buses and streetcars convenient for the French Quarter and a later trip to City Park, Uber served us very well to visit Frenchman Street for live music. So much more to like about this location, like helpful guidebooks, lush gardens, friendly people, but just see it for yourself! I'll be back!