The place is roomy, nicely decorated, and the bed is super comfy, which is a definite plus! There's ample closet and dresser space, and the couch is perfect for snuggling up after a long day sightseeing. The location is terrific for accessing the FQ and CBD, and it's easy to get to other places in NOLA. Building access was secure and easy, and the elevator opening right into the unit was a spectacular perk. Streetcar stops are just a couple of blocks away. All this said, if you're looking for luxury accommodations, please read on...
Camp Street is a main artery into the FQ and, as such, it backs up with traffic all hours of the day and night. The bedroom's three large windows face Camp Street, offering both a terrific view and a lot of noise. The constant horn-honking and yelling that went on all hours of the night got to be pretty ridiculous, even for fairly sound city sleepers like us.
I would also note that the shower is super small, so taller or larger guests, and those with accessibility concerns, should take this into consideration.
There are pots and pans and other dishes, and the appliances are sparkling new, but basics you'd find in most Airbnbs -- salt, pepper, spices, sugar, cooking oil, coffee, tea, hand soap -- are notably absent. If you want to cook, or even have morning coffee at home, you'll have to supply everything yourself.
One last caution: The common area where you enter the building and make your way around to the elevator is damp and quite mildew-filled. It got worse with rainy days, to the point the building's smell and dampness made its way into the apartment. Guests sensitive to such things should definitely look elsewhere.