As a regular (every three weeks) to New Orleans, I'd grown tired of staying in the various hotels downtown and wanted to get away from the quarter.
Upon arriving in town, I did a recon of the area, and while it's obviously a region most assuredly "in-progress", I am happy with my decision.
As I'd arrived a bit early, I stopped in and had a little lunch nearby at Fatoush. Great food, great service and a cool place to check your email and kill some time.
When I arrived, Dennis was there to greet me. He went over the house rules (very few), showed me the room, and gave me the chance to unload my luggage.
I quickly retired to my room, got some work done, and essentially disappeared for a few hours. With the exception of the rooster crows, easily muffled via headphones (or the provided ear plugs), it was an incredibly peaceful, and productive environment.
When I entered back in to social mode, and exited my room, I was met by Leron.
Leron is the one of the most friendly, energetic personalities I've ever met. He and Dennis immediately made me feel right at home.
In addition to providing a great place to stay, they even fed me, allowed me do my laundry, and we enjoyed the evening chatting on the porch as a pickup baseball game was played at the well-lighted park across the street.
Needless to say, I highly recommend their space, and I am confident you will not regret it's selection.
I can truly say that I feel a kinship with this great couple and I would recommend them without hesitation.