Communication with Michelle is relaxed and timely, filled with warm hospitality and local knowledge.
Staying at this house is super ideal. It’s close to where you need to go; and it’s far away enough to feel like home.
REVIEW SECTION — TL;DR — The kitchen is stocked with enough coffee & creamer for the duration of a stay. Always a plus to wake up in the morning knowing a cup of chicory coffee is just one brew button away.
Cooking is an option, plenty of pans, pots. Washer and dryer access if you’re thinkin’ of packing light.
Makeup wipes stocked throughout the house are way useful. Don’t gotta worry about soiling towels in the house. Plenty of hair irons, blow dryers, q-tips, tissues, bandages.
The high church ceiling and skylight windows are perfect for thunderstorms. It poured rain, flashed lightening and boomed thunder a couple nights that we were there in October. Being in the house during those moments felt cinematic and epic. You might want to watch Stranger Things or Chilling Adventures of Sabrina on their Netflix account, ha.
The backyard deck is great for outside moments — whether you’re a smoker, a coffee sipper or just simply reflecting in-between your nola adventures.
They use a smart lock system in the house. If you dislike carrying keys — or are prone to lose a key, ha — then this security system is superb. It’s one thing fewer to carry on your person as you head out to explore the city.
If you’re in need of convenience, just around the corner, one can buy food; a drink — a manicure; a tattoo, haha. Also nearby, if you’re into bicycle share, is a dock for Blue Bikes NOLA (bluebikesnola.com).
Look no further for another home to stay in. You’ve found it already. Go book it and plan the rest of your trip in the Big Easy.