When we arrived to the bungalow, there were chocolate croissants waiting for us. And the hosts had turned on the heat so that the room would be toasty for us (it was in the 40s that day). We really felt welcomed.

The space was very clean and cozy. There was a fold out coach and a futon for sleeping. The hosts have plenty of pillows, blankets and extra bedding in case you're in New Orleans one of the few times of the year when it's cold. There was also a bookshelf that spanned an entire wall, and it was filled with books about New Orleans, food, travel and art.

The bungalow is behind the hosts' house, which has a gate out front. There is also plenty of room for parking right in front of the house. You can walk a few blocks to get to Magazine or a few more to hop on the St. Charles Avenue streetcar. All in all, it's a great location if you plan to leave your car parked and get around mostly by walking or taking the bus/streetcar.