The best thing about this place is the location - just a block or two to the edge of the French Quarter, and a block or two to the Marigny - very close to Frenchmen Street where the best music can be heard, without the over-the-top rowdiness of Bourbon Street. A nice, quiet street that felt safe...I wouldn't describe the accommodations as luxurious, but they are reasonably comfortable and well stocked with the supplies you need - plus Wayne was kind enough to leave a bottle of wine, apples, and St Patrick's Day beads for us (which we needed, for those of us who didn't bring green!) Wayne was very responsive and accommodating, as well as affording us full privacy - much appreciated! The master bedroom is spacious, while the smaller bedroom is largely filled up by the bed, so...expect that! Wayne set up a bed in a screened corner just off the living/kitchen area, for the 5th person in our party. Ramparts Store is a hidden gem nearby for shrimp poh-boys. We loved brunch at the New Orleans Cake Cafe and Bakery and the very green, wholesome brunches at Satsuma's. If you just want a burger, go for Port of Call (very close by). A concert at Preservation Hall is well worth your time - pay a bit extra for the VIP seating, so you don't have to spend a lot of time in line. The Spotted Cat is a great venue for music. We're very into learning about the area, and enjoyed lots of tours - walking tours of the French Quarter and the Garden District, a tour of the Apothecary (terrific), plantation tours (especially the Whitney Plantation was great, focusing on the slave experience), and a swamp tour - very fun! Also the cemetery tours. Very interesting! We were here to gather as a family and have fun that could include a 1-year-old, and we had a great time. Lots to entertain and interest folks of all ages here!