we had a girl's trip in NOLA so we needed a place to sleep 3 (possibly 4) people so I was glad to find this one! close enough to the French Quarter to walk (about 10-15 mins) but far enough away that the street noise didn't keep us up all night (although, we did hear some of it but it was some honks, hoots and hollars but a fraction of what you'd hear in the French Quarter). you can easily walk to restaurants, there are a ton of them about a block in either direction. it's right across the street from a swanky rooftop bar (The Monkey Bar) with a great view of the city so we really enjoyed that, especially at sunset! Rouses supermarket is about a 10 min walk as well. we didn't use the kitchen much, since there were so many great restaurants around us but the kitchen has nice new stainless steel appliances that sing little songs to you, it's cute and futuristic and like being on a spaceship lol one of my friends commented that the unit was so nice and bougie when we arrived and I agree. it was beautifully designed/decorated and there were a lot of great touches like individual soaps/lotions. we had a bit of an issue with the front door getting stuck when we first arrived but we were able to pull it open with a bit harder of a tug (with the help of another guest) and a different issue when we first got there but they sent someone out to take care of it ASAP (like within a few hours) and when they arrived two of my friends were napping so I asked if they could come back a little bit later when we'd be out at dinner and they did. I thought that customer service was so wonderful and I really appreciated that. you can easily walk/Uber around but we had a rental so parking was a bit tricky. we lucked out since one of the two or three there (street) parking spots right in front of the building were available when we first arrived on Fri night, I paid/stayed in that same spot for Saturday but had to move to a different zone after a certain amount of hours, Sun is free parking and I street parked for Mon and Tues as well, moving to two nearby zones when I hit the time limit for the zone I was in (all on the same block). you can pay for parking on the meters with coins/card or you can download the parkmobile app, pay via their website, or via phone with a card. street parking is about $6 for 2 hours blocks from (8-7?) so that adds up quickly but you can also park (for cheaper, I bet) at one of the lots on the side or behind the building, you can find those rates on spothero. I was lazy and wanted to street park so I could see the rental since I was worried about people messing with it but we didn't have any issues. overall, I would absolutely stay at this unit again and I'm sure I'll stay with Sonder again since I was so impressed with their customer service.