Robb's home was awesome. My girlfriend and I were his very first Air BnB tenants and this was our first time using the service. The neighborhood was interesting and colorful. Definitely an area for folks that are more open-minded as the area was a true working-class neighborhood and not bourgeois at all. There is a nice couple that lives next door and a sweet older lady next to them that periodically came out to speak to us. We had a pretty late night on Bourbon St. Friday so Saturday morning was a struggle. Luckily a church was having a festival directly across the street so loud gospel music came blaring through the house and woke us up. That would probably bother some folks but it was great for us. The home is newly renovated and one of the most unique spaces I've ever seen. It is minimally, yet tastefully decorated and there are historic touches all around put together by Robb himself (bargeboard walls, vintage art, hand-crafted lighting fixtures, etc.) The bathroom was AMAZING and I had the best shower of my life. The bed was AMAZING also and Robb made sure we had fresh sheets, blankets, fluffy towels and every other amenity one could need (coffee, breakfast foods, Netflix, wifi, etc.). The place was very spacious as well, it could have easily fit 6 people. There were two bedrooms and a futon situation in the living room. Robb was so gracious and left us helpful notes to find places around the neighborhood as well as a couple local brews in the fridge. We wandered around the neighborhood a bit, there was a cemetery up the street and restaurants around as well. An Uber ride to the quarter was about $5-$6 and it was pretty busy down there but not overwhelming due to the French Quarter Festival. All in all our experience was fantastic and I would definitely recommend Robb's crib to anyone looking for a cozy, affordable New Orleans home away from home.