We actually did not stay in the Sonder that was booked. Our Sonder was changed due to Sonder placing displaced locals in our original Sonder (due to the recent hurricane). We definitely were not upset about this at all. Great job Sonder for being willing to lend a helping hand to your community!
The Sonder they put us in (in the Central Business District) was absolutely beautiful! It was very modern and comfortable. We loved the aesthetic! It was a decent walk to Canal and Bourbon Streets (about a 6-7 minute walk to Bourbon Street). It was a 15/16 minute walk to the French Quarter. About a 4-6 minute walk to most restaurants we wanted to eat at. To us, the location was perfect! The only unfortunate thing is that it was VERY loud outside at night. We could hear EVERYTHING that went on outside. However, we understand that New Orleans is almost like Vegas - a city that never sleeps LOL.
The only negative thing I can say is that the Sonder was super cold. The rules say to keep the a/c running and not to set it below 70. It was in the low 70s outside on a good day while we were there (and low 50s at night). So, it was freezing in the Sonder. We tried to cut the thermostat up. I’m unsure if it was broken or what. But, it never warmed up in there.
Otherwise, it was like a home away from home. We wouldn’t mind staying at Sonder again!