Highly recommended. We enjoyed our stay in this beautiful historic home (every tour guide that passed by commented on it) with all-modern amenities. Penelope was a gracious host, providing us with info about the locale and plenty of bottled water for the hot New Orleans summer (not to mention the welcome central air conditioning). The location is outstanding, just 2 blocks from Louis Armstrong Park, right across the street from the nation's first African-American Catholic Church, and a short walking distance to Little Dizzy's for Cajun breakfast buffet (yum!), Frenchman Street music venues, and the quarter. The 3 private queen bedrooms were spacious and outfitted with flat screen TVs -- not that we spent much time watching TV. When not touring and dining, we relaxed on the porch rocking chairs with an Abita brew and were entertained by Buster the charming dog-about-the-grounds.