A friend and I were meeting in New Orleans for five days at Christmas, a first time visit to that great city. Andy was quick to response to questions by text and though he was out of town for most of our stay, he had a friendly helper on hand to respond if needed. The unit was clean and minimally furnished. The down sides were the location, which is quite bleak and surrounded by homeless people on the street, especially the large encampment living under the highway overpass which you have to traverse to get to the Warehouse District. As two women in an unfamiliar city we did not feel comfortable walking around the neighborhood even in the day and all the NOLA residents we met told us not to. So we took Lyft every time we left or came back to the place (and in NOLA there's a no shared ride policy). At over $900 for a five night stay, we were hoping to save money by being able to walk or take public transportation. Our arriving flights got in after midnight and I'd asked ahead if there would be fresh milk available for tea/coffee in the morning but was told no. Nor was there tea, coffee, bottled water, sugar, dish washing liquid, shower gel, tissues, tv instructions, or any of the little niceties I'm used to when staying with other superhosts. As a super host myself, I like to tailor my guests' experience to make their visit as comfortable as possible, so it was surprising.