Patrick's place is a lovely New Orleans house. The flat is on the second floor up an easy set of stairs. You come into a spacious living room with a ding room and kitchen straight to the back of the flat and 3 bedrooms and the bath to the right. Beds were all comfortable and slept well. There are a ton of interesting antiques scattered through the house (my favorite was a big old tube radio in the front bedroom) as well as beautiful stained glass windows in many rooms.
The kitchen and dining room seemed to be well outfitted, but when I'm in New Orleans I want to eat out. Too many great restaurants and too little time usually. There were 2 refrigerators, but all we used them for was to store ice cream.
The bathroom had a roomy shower / bath tub with an arched, tiled ceiling. Plenty of fluffy towels and washcloths were supplied.
My wife in particular fell in love with the balcony. She enjoyed hanging out there with a book and drink watching the traffic and trolly go by. She was even joined by a friendly lizard one morning.
For getting around in New Orleans you can't beat that the flat is just a few feet from the Canal Street Trolly. +/- 20 minute ride into the French Quarter and easy connections to get to the St Charles line out to the Garden District.
Patrick was extremely helpful in recommending some local restaurants as well. Sophie's (2 blocks from the flat) was a particular treat our first night. Communication was easy and timely and everything was as described in the listing. Say for a few days or a few weeks and "laissez les bon temps rouler!"