The place is quaint, yet holds a luxurious sense due to its wealthy standing in history. While not a modern mansion, the Fleur De Lis was clearly a remarkable home for its time, and you feel that upon first sight.
Due to covid, we were mostly secluded to our room, specifically the White Room. It was small, but a beautiful blend of modern and original design. It was the closest one can step into New Orleans history while still maintaing comforts and standards of modern day. I appreciated it for what it was. The wifi was shoddy. It was also my first time bathing with a tub only(no showerhead, but a small pot provided to rinse with) and it was a bit odd to not have any way to clean our clothes, but it suited our needs for the couple days we were there. Definitely would recommend this stay for short periods, especially to experience the humbling and amazing historical value of it.