Oodles of charm and a stellar location - when you are in Kay's place you know you're in New Orleans. High ceilings, tall windows (lots of light), a wrap around porch and hard wood floors. The bathroom has been updated, so it was nice to have a modern shower. Beds were comfy and no complaints about the sheets. Despite the freezing weather outside I was actually too warm with the comforter (which is the trend in all hotels and many Airbnbs) - I would suggest adding a regular blanket in the closet, which could also be used in the living room since old houses run so cold. Too bad we couldn't utilize the porch, it's quite a bonus.
Noise level was not a problem FYI.
Kitchen is up to date (nice gas stove) but I wouldn't get too ambitious with cooking at home (and few people do when they are vacationing in NOLA), the pots, pans and kitchen ware were very basic. I'm all for non-stick pans but once they get beat up they need to be replaced. The apartment is a bit sparse, but tasteful