Nearly 20 of us came to New Orleans for a reunion of sorts. Mostly young couples. It was a great spot for our purpose and would definitely recommend if you’re looking for a historic experience. The house is beautiful and obviously very vintage. Ghost skeptic here but a number of our friends experienced unexplained “activity” in the house around 3 am. It was mostly clean though there were a couple cockroach sightings, some small cracks in the windows, etc. Nothing unexpected for a house of this age. The bedroom I stayed in had great A/C (it was 90+ degrees every day) but not every bedroom did according to others. Our bed was very comfortable! Seems silly to note but FYI the organ/piano in the photos is not functional (or I couldn’t figure it out… also possible). Far enough from bourbon st etc that outside noise was never an issue. There were even nights when our friends were up late talking (loudly) and listening to music downstairs, but the rooms are very well sound proofed and we couldn’t hear anything from our room. It’s about a 20 minute walk or less to a lot of the major French quarter attractions. We ended up Ubering quite a bit because of the stormy weather, but rides were cheap if needed. Checkin and checkout processes were clear and I never felt the need to reach out to the host. We got lucky and snagged one of the free parking spots out front, but I wouldn’t recommend relying on street parking if you plan to drive- consider having a backup plan for long term parking if you’re bringing a car.