On Friday June 23rd my girlfriend and I checked in to the property on St. Charles Avenue. The owner Paula greeted us immediately and was very warm and friendly. We were shown our room in the 167 year old house and given the tour which we found to be very charming. At this time the room was pretty warm but we were told that we could turn the AC down in the hall and it would get cooler. Later that evening is when we started having other issues with the room. We had read that the shower took a little bit of time to get hot but had no idea it was going to take 35 minutes of running the water for it to get warm whatsoever. We had dinner reservations to be at so my girlfriend finally gave up on waiting and took an ice cold shower. Then as we were getting ready the electrical issues began. Mary Ellen plugged her hair dryer in and in a matter of minutes all of the power to the room cut off halting her efforts to get ready for dinner. We called Paula who apologized and said she would go flip the breaker. She did this and the power came back on...for a moment. Less than 5 minutes not only did the room's power cut off but so did the rest of the house. Again we called Paula and she said sorry sometimes these things happen to an old home. While speaking to her this time I asked if the ceiling fan in the living room was working because I was unable to get it to function properly. She explained to me that it did work but was haunted so sometimes it does what it wants. I'm not sure what kind of response that was but nonetheless the AC was not cooling below 78 degrees and now the fan is haunted so it doesn't work either. By this point the delays with the shower combined with the electricity had caused us to be late for our dinner reservation which was made months in advance. That night we came home from dinner and still the AC had not cooled down below 78 degrees although it was set to 65. Getting in bed that night I quickly realized that a bed described as a queen size mattress was simply that. The mattress was queen size however the box spring under it was a full size. So as you can imagine the sides of the bed are useless because there is no support under the mattress. In fact I nearly fell off the bed as I hopped in it for the first time. One night spent sleeping in New Orleans in the middle of summer without AC combined with the haunted fan, exploding circuit breaker and no hot water and we decided that this was not going to be sustainable for our trip. The next morning I tried to reach Paula to let her know...