The building was easy for the driver to find and check in was smooth as butter. We were kind of shocked to walk into a completely dark condo because none of the lights worked and the blinds were shut. We had to flip the breaker. The layout is nice but the listing was very misleading because they make it look like it has it’s own terrace, but it does not. The carpets in the bedrooms were very stained and seriously needs to be cleaned and/or replaced. I did not put my bare feet on it the entire week. The pullout sofa that should sleep 2, was broken. One can sleep comfortably but the other had to sleep at an angle. Not very comfortable. The very thin and thread bare blanket for the sofa bed looked to be about 40 years old and only the size to cover one person. In the master bedroom, had it not been for the comforter in the closet, we would've been freezing (10/28 - 11/4) but maybe it’s not so bad in the summer. The listing makes it look like there is a TV in the second room but there isn’t. It also appears that they only bought one bedroom set and an extra bed because there was only 1 nightstand per room and the master didn’t have a dresser (it’s in the 2nd bedroom). There are no cleaning supplies to wipe down the countertops. I’d at least expect some Clorox wires or something. Using a dish sponge is not sanitary. And lastly, there was ZERO local information. Like, “this place has great pizza” or “go here for a great breakfast” or where to get groceries! We ended up eating every meal out because all we could find was a Walgreens or CVS. The oven is not usable because there was nothing to put food (leftovers) on; no baking tray or even tin foil! There was no map of the trolley system and where it goes or how to navigate it. A little local information would’ve been IMMENSELY helpful. The building itself was clean and secure and the location is far enough away from Bourbon Street not to hear it, yet still close enough to walk just about anywhere.