Well, what more can we say as Germans not privileged with knowledge of the American English language by birth.
This home of Al, Sal and Blake is an absolute gem, a jewel, an outstanding experience.
It is conveniently located to the French Quarter, just 10-15 minutes walk to the Steamboat Natchez and just 7 minutes walk to the Bourbon Street and all those human developed noises that is going on over there.
And it is just a short walk of 9 min. to the Preservation Hall, which is in our opinion a must-have experience.
The home itself is wonderful. The 10-year-old child who accompanied us did not want to leave that home.
It is not only well decorated, it is very tastefully decorated, very secure, almost a fortress against minor or severe harassments.
When you look at the house from the outside, you might think it is just an old oyster shipping or whatever.
Once stepped in, the sun together with the moon shine brightly watching the inside of that house. It put a smile on our faces … and we loved every minute being there.
The kitchen is equipped with everything you need, washer and dryer are there, shampoo and all that bathroom stuff were provided with exquisite brands. The decoration of the three bedrooms as well as the living room steeped in history and empathy because of the wonderful taste of the NoLa-citizen who was responsible for the decoration.
Too make a long story short: If you don‘t like New Orleans, for every reason imaginable (which is not very likely), but if you really really don‘t like New Orleans (NoLa), you still want to be in that home again for some days if you have been there before.
And to all other users: Stay away from that home, because we want to go there again, if Al & his family let us.
Thank you all for that wonderful experience!