First, let me thank Isaac, he was exactly what an AirBnb host should be, potentially available, but otherwise not involved in the stay process. Literally went the whole extended weekend without seeing him, speaking with him, or otherwise contacting him. It shows a reciprocity of trust that should be inherent in any transaction like this. His communications prior to us traveling were clear, concise, and accurate. I felt he accurately represented the property, and was accommodating when planning our trip. As far as the house goes, the pictures don’t do justice to the inside. It is much much larger than the pictures suggest. With a bunch of air mattresses this place could accommodate more like 30 folks; so the 6 guys we had were almost too spread out (not really a thing, it was very ideal, snoring men need to be separated). The ceilings were very tall also, 14 or 15 feet, and the place was more than functionally clean. Was it Ritz spotless, no, but that isn’t what we, or anyone else booking via AirBnB in basically a Caribbean style city should be expecting. I suppose my one criticism comes with a caveat. The neighborhood in which the house is situated is borderline in the ghetto/hood (confirmed by taxi drivers) and is in a somewhat commercial part of the street (car mechanics/garages next door and across the street). That said, we drove a nice newer Cadillac down and parked it directly in front of the house, and walked around the neighborhood relatively extensively (a lot by myself, and also while members of group were more than lubricated- I mean come on, it’s New Orleans) with no issues, other than befuddled/amused looks by the locals. I personally people/environment watched from the front door about 10-20% of the time there. Also, after doing quite a bit of exploring in New Orleans you will quickly learn that most of the areas that would be rentable like this aren’t that much better, in fact, often much worse. All in all, I would definitely recommend staying here, especially if you are flying in and plan on using taxis or driving services to get you around New Orleans. Please keep in mind that the majority of restaurants etc. in the French Quarter are a couple miles away, and will not be “right next door,” or even on the same block. So if you literally want to fall out of your front door into a bar/restaurant, may not be the best for you. If you are reasonable and don’t mind a $7 cab or Uber ride, it is good for you. Also, if you have a super extravagant vehicle, still stay here, just put your car in a downtown car park for $10 bucks a night and take the taxi or streetcar to Galvez. Good luck in the Big Easy; I’ll be back soon enough, and if I come back with a large group, I’ll likely be staying here. Laissez les bon temps rouler.