We stayed in one of the home’s 16 rental units. Located in a nice residential community, it was generally quiet, with the exception of random guests shouting or dragging their luggage downstairs. Unit is essentially a hotel room (think Courtyard Marriott—at best), although building has a lovely front porch with tasteful and comfortable patio furniture. Two things that I would bring to the property manager’s attention: 1) Unit door does not close tight, so it’s difficult to open/close and allows noise from hallway to penetrate more easily; and 2) Roku remote is finicky and frustrating to operate. A bonus is the city trolley, which runs 24/7 and directly across the street. An app (Le Pass) allows you to pay fare for the duration of your stay—easy hop on/hop off. Time from home to Bourbon St. is 10-15 minutes and trolley runs approximately every 10-15 minutes. Unit also comes with a coffee maker and ground coffee (sorry, no decaf), which was appreciated. Finally, no apparent renovation, but unit was entirely functional and the property itself well maintained.