This is a really interesting old hotel that is just a few blocks from Canal Street and Harah's Casino, and maybe a 20 minute (maybe less) to the Garden District. There are also really great restaurants nearby so overall great location. The suite unit I was in was very clean and generally quite comfortable. Kitchen is pretty small but fine for a quick breakfast for a couple people. It took me a while to figure out that it was cold because the thermostat was on air conditioning but when I turned on the heat it warmed up nicely. There were a few things that need to be attended to such as a broken safety lock on the door, the shower door was off the track and the toilet ran constantly. These were minor issues that hopefully will be fixed. What people need to be aware of though is it is not accessible. This unit has a loft so the bed is up a small circular set of stairs. The bathroom was on the first floor. I was pretty concerned about getting my suitcase up and down the stairs and a bit more concerned about going down those stairs at night to use the bathroom (a flashlight is provided in the room) - oh, and you need to watch your head! I don't remember that in the explanation but I could have missed it. The bathroom is also not accessible. There may be units that are accessible and it might be worth asking. That said I never heard from anyone other than the message that I was accepted as a guest. Not sure if that inquiry would be answered. Lastly, I was there for three weekday nights during an unusually cold few days. The first two nights it was extremely quiet which was great as I needed to get work done. The last night was much warmer and around 10:00 pm and then again at 3:00 am I could hear a group of women talking and laughing (at 3:00 am they had clearly done a fair amount of partying). It was almost as if they were in my unit. I could hear every word they said - clearly. I never did figure out if they were in the unit next to me or outside my window but I think I was hearing through a space in the wall. Fortunately, to their credit, neither time did it last very long. That said I would worry about the noise if I were there on a weekend. If you are going out too, it probably wouldn't matter much.