Overall the interior of the place was nice and clean. There was a code to enter the premises that would automatically lock. There was a welcome booklet to help locate tourists spots, if you didn't do your homework and plan something beforehand. Personally the city seems to have many town attractions in the warmer season. Unfortunately this visit was in the cold season. By the evening it would get really cold. Although after requesting to turn up the heat, it was turned up, yet it was still cold and it seemed repetitive to ask again.
The kitchen has a two compartment sink, small refrigerator with a few water bottles, silverware, a microwave, plenty of plates, a few glasses, coffee cups, Keurig machine, dish wash, sponge, and hand wash, and sponge.
The bathroom was spacious, with complimentary travel size shampoo and conditioner.
The water for both the kitchen and bathroom, at first wouldn't come hot but when it did it was scortching hot, and even the cold tap was too hot to handle. Ended up having to come up with ways to mix cold water with the hot water so it would be tolerable.
The location is not tourist friendly. If someone is coming to visit New Orleans and without a car this place is not the best location. The location is not walk friendly either. There was construction everywhere. The place is not close to convenience stores, grocery or anything for that matter. If you are driving this might be a great option for you, but for someone who is coming for a visit and doesnt own a car in this city, it wasn't easy to walk to any tourist locations.