We had a great time at Jenna's place which fit our needs perfectly. The house is comfortable and clean and architecturally one of the neighborhood's lovingly restored historic gems. Looks like there are plans for an outdoor terrace garden which will only add to the ambiance. Treme coffee house next door is great and having the school across the street with its daily comings and goings makes Jenna's little corner of Treme a happening place. An easy 1 mile walk to the conference hotels on Canal Street enabled us to participate in the conventional conferencing scene and also enjoy being in the Treme neighborhood with Frenchman District and the French Quarter also nearby for our evening wanderings. We used Jenna's bikes to ride out to Frenchman and Bywater, across the St. Claude Bridge into Holy Cross where we rode atop the levee circling back to the Lower Ninth Ward. Treme's Candlelight Lounge on Wednesday nite with the Treme Brass Band was a total treat. Lil Dizzy's for breakfast of eggs and grits, sublime. And the Backstreet Cultural Museum's great collection of second line and Mardi Gras Indian suits being stewarded by Sylvester Francis and brother Robert, a total highlight. The City cancelled the Thursday nite concert in Armstrong Park which we'd been looking forward to- seems even rain can halt things in NOLA. And we're hoping that the NO African American Museum of Art, Culture and History reopens soon- we were disappointed to find it closed which has reportedly been the case for the last couple years. We're looking forward to our next trip to New Orleans and absolutely recommend Jenna's place 100%!