We loved this unusual and historic house, built in 1832 if I remember correctly. Its architecture, soaring ceilings, gorgeous windows, period furniture, abundance of masks, sculptures, posters, artifacts, all with a heavy New Orleans flavor - you have to see it to experience its creative, funky charm. Hosts are warm, hospitable, interesting, happy to provide advice about where to go and what to see/hear. Neighborhood itself is a big plus, delightful to wander around in, with its charming period architecture and grand old houses - truly lovely. Yummy restaurants within walking distance at varying price levels. We intend to come back.