Algier’s Point is a tranquil counterpoint to the bustle across the Mississippi. The neighborhood is gracefully cared for, with numerous historic buildings and a handful of eateries. We enjoyed exploring the streets, the walkway along the levee, & stumbling across Rosetree Glassblowing Studio housed in a repurposed movie theater. The apartment was a perfect size for my husband & I, along with our teen aged son. The kitchen had basic cookware for those wanting to eat in the apartment, & came with morning coffee ingredients (much appreciated after our long travel day).
One thing to note, however, that the ferry service transporting you across the river is currently suspended. There is bus service, but it wasn’t easy to figure out the schedule, and a bus ride is a very different experience than a ferry. The bus route took about 30 min. Probably easier to just rent a car if you decide to stay on Algier’s side while the ferry is out of service.