The house is made up of multiple rooms that are rented individually to other guests. It is similar to a hotel but with many perks. It is located outside the French Quarter but just east of it. I am from the New Orleans area and don't like staying too close or far from the quarter. You are very close to Frenchmen St, and that is where the real fun is. Frenchmen used to be where the locals went while the tourist took over Bourbon Street.
I feel like I didn't get to explore the house as much as I wanted to. Everywhere I turned, I found a new door leading to a porch swing or some other outside part meant to be enjoyed with a glass of wine. Everywhere you turn, you can hear the soft sound of the water fountain, which gives this place quite elegant feel.
The best part about this house is the porch. We spent more time on the porch than we did going to bars. We dropped our bags off in the room, looked around for a few seconds, poured a stiff drink, and sat on the porch most of the night. We had Dominoes delivered, which we shared with guests that would join us on the porch. It was nice to see everyone come and go and talk with us. I feel that staying here is the real adventure, not so much the French quarter.
Parking is a bit complicated because it is street parking and is first come, first served. We parked right on the corner and had no issues with the parking.
My name is Michael, and I am the "Traveling American." I travel worldwide, looking for the next food adventure and someone to share a drink with. You can follow me on all social media outlets, and I look forward to meeting you all!