This is a terrific, historic building in a premium location. We toured the building a year earlier and vowed to come back as guests. Unfortunately, our visit got off to a very bad start. The property manager (Nakisha) was a no-show and the apartment door code didn't work. There was a lot of construction in the building and courtyard and a very strong odor of paint, turpentine, and disinfectant. When we finally got into the apartment, one of the large windows was missing a curtain panel so anyone on the shared balcony could see into the unit. The bathroom sink, bathroom light, and coffee maker didn't work, and there was broken glass in the cupboard. This unit also has no closet or armoire or dresser. After a few tries, we got Nakisha on the phone who told us that construction would be ongoing every day starting at 9am and there was nothing she could do about the smell. She promised to resolve the other issues within 24hours but she did not and stopped communicating with us. (She never actually showed up at the property that we know of.) After emailing the management company, the booking agent (Diana) took up our cause and vowed to help. (The company manager was also absent and never talked with us.) Diana became our primary contact and after many calls, emails, and texts (including photos to prove the one existing curtain panel did not cover the window), she did take corrective action on all the items (with the exception of the bathroom sink which seems to have been a known issue and will require opening up the wall). She even went out and bought us a new coffee maker. There was a very strong smell of disinfectant throughout our entire stay but, fortunately, there was no more construction. Diana explained there had been a fire in the building (hence the gap in reviews for this unit) and a change in management last November. We didn't see or smell any fire damage and the unit does have many lovely touches. In the end, we powered through and had a nice weekend. We didn't really get to enjoy the courtyard due to the smell but the balcony is nice and the unit is surprisingly quiet even with its proximity to Bourbon Street. No one wants to have to deal with all of these issues on vacation but we are thankful that at least someone that worked for this company (the booking agent, Diana) was responsive. I do hope they work out their management issues and practice better oversight with maintaining room quality and amenities. This place has a lot of potential.