This home was a comfortable and beautiful place to stage all our French quarter adventures, and then recover from them. Within two blocks were a cute local coffee house in the Treme, a convenience store and a po' boy shop. Farther afield we walked out for groceries through a public park that has all kinds of workout equipment, and historic restaurants are nearby. And of course, we walked through the French quarter every day! The home has a great walking score, with public transport nearby.
The home itself is lovely and the kitchen is well furnished. However, there are only two stools to eat in the kitchen between 5 of us, and only the kitchen island as a surface for games.
Each bedroom is separated by a bathroom, allowing a bit of privacy at night. However, there was not a closet rod in the whole house! Some of us had brought dresses and skirts for the warm weather. There were drawers so we were able to unpack for the stay.
Despite my "howevers" above, they've made the best use of the space available. I don't know how they could add closet rods and kitchen chairs without making the total space feel crowded. And we figured it out.
One other thing about the location that surprised me - the front door faces a fairly busy road that runs under I-10. There was traffic noise all hours of the day and night. The common rooms in front and the closeness of the neighboring homes cut down on the noise in the bedrooms, but there were moments we had to pause a phone call while a noisy vehicle passed. Thankfully, we wore ourselves out every day and fell into our comfy beds to rest up for tomorrow's adventures. Overall the traffic became part of the experience, and the beacon to let us know we're "almost home" after long day.
Check in and out were a breeze, the home felt secure and the hosts were available by text when we had questions. Over all a good place for our family to experience NOLA like a local.