Shawna was super responsive and accommodating! The place worked out great for us.

Stayed during St Patrick’s week. Had a blast we walked everywhere. The house is cute and clean has all the basics. The neighborhood is adorable and even had a chicken. He was cool and hung out on the stoop a lot. Hosts were great to communicate with. Definitely try the Italian restaurant that’s just a short walk down the street. The grocery store the block over had everything we needed. Will be back again!!

This accommodation is definitely the quintessential New Orleans Shotgun home. It was so cozy and clean. The hostess has done a fantastic job furnishing the home. . The beds were so comfortable and the kitchen was fully stocked. She provided snacks and everything we needed to enjoy a good cup of coffee. That was greatly appreciated! We also appreciated the pull out table. Our hostess was very quick to respond to any question we had. The location was very good. We were able to walk to the French Quarter and there was a Trolley Car stop very close by. The Trolleys were a very inexpensive way to navigate New Orleans. A Hop On Hop Off bus stop was close by, also. Our only disappointment was the street noise. Cars revving their engines and blasting their radios. It seemed to get louder each night, culminating with Saturday night being the loudest. Saturday night was parade like with lighted bicycles/party trailers/cars going up and down the street multiple times late into the night. People shouting and walking in the streets. We were so thankful the bedrooms were in the back of the house as that reduced some of the noise. We adored the house, just not the noise.

The host was incredibly responsive; communication was great. This is not a touristy location. This is a real NOLA neighborhood. We walked to the French Quarter once. It is a 20 minute walk to the market on Decatur. The house is clean and the beds are fluffy. Take your own toiletries. The stairs to the 2nd floor are steep. We did not cook, and I didn't check out the kitchen setup. Why would you cook when you're in New Orleans? All we did was make coffee in the morning. Coffee was provided.