We loved this space. It's completely unique. Clean, funky, historic, and full of life since it's still a textile artist's studio. We poked around the courtyard where Kate's dyes lived in small buckets and ran into several other artists and associates throughout our stay, all of whom were lovely. The bed was comfy and the air-conditioning worked well (a requisite in New Orleans).

The neighborhood is great too as long as you're comfortable in less developed areas. It's not the French Quarter. But it's just minutes (walking) from Frenchman Street and is surrounded by cute restaurants, cocktail bars, and boutiques, which you'll find just by wandering a bit.

Only drawbacks are that it's somewhat close to a busy train line, and that woke us up several times. Also the unit didn't have it's own key; we could lock it overnight but not during the day when we were out. Kate and company, however, are militaristic about keeping the building locked and we didn't have any issues. It just required a little trust (we've had our place broken into in Chicago).

Overall, a fantastic stay in the perfect location. We would stay there again in a heartbeat.