At first glance, this looks like a stunning apartment. With a price point like $160/night, you definitely expect it to be nice. Well, that’s definitely not the case. There’s 11 windows in the entire apartment & of those, only one of them opens. There is no smoke alarm, but the wires for it are hanging from the ceiling. The couch & pillows both have tears in them. The rug looks as of it’s never been vacuumed, loaded with stains. The fridge smells like dead fish & there were bugs in the salt shaker. The sink spits water from the faucet & the hand held spout gets stuck & spits everywhere. Don’t even get me started on the bathroom. The shower fixture was broken & you can’t see which direction is hot/cold & with a 15 minute (suggested) time allowance, that certainly makes it difficult to find a comfortable temperature. Speaking of the bathroom, it makes the entire apartment smell like sewage (which brings us back to the window situation, which despite the photos claiming otherwise, there are no curtains or blinds in the front room) But really, the worst part of this apartment is actually a safety issue, the door code seems it’s never been changed & you can guess it in 24 tries, the lights in the hallway are out as well & there are no switches to turn them on. All in all, I will not be staying in this apartment again when visiting New Orleans. Though the location is amazing, the stay was not. To the property owner, please consider all of this & more & lower your rate. Customers, please consider another apartment, the smell of this apartment alone should keep you away.