Disappointing.
Once Frenchmen Street is back in business, and perhaps if the host deep cleans floors, swept out under all beds, professionally cleaned bed linens, and provided matching or atleast high quality bath towels and replaces chipped/cracked coffee mugs, and perhaps if the host provided water jugs in refrigerators instead of offering you the adventure of foraging for water from a dark shed like room that is also where the washer and dryer are...and maybe if the host fixed the non-working refrigerator and simplified the heating/cooling unit system, and perhaps if there were actual TV’s in the rooms instead of small computer monitors (one of which didn’t work)....maybe you could forget feeling insecure by the charming shutter doors that protect you from criminals that are just a key gate away that sets the tone for how dangerous the area you are staying in actually is.
The price this place costs should command cleanliness and high security with luxury amenities, but that just isn’t the case. This is a revenue generating location and your expectations should be nothing more than you are 3 mins walk to Frenchmen Street, which is currently closed down due to the pandemic. The host only cared about finding a replacement for New Years and expressed no regard for us uncomfortable and reporting filth. It was just her caring about her income. So, that meant that if she did find a new guest, that guest would experience potential Covid-19 we left behind from Bourbon Street, as I am concerned no professional cleaning is happening. The white bedspread told the story as well as the thick layers of dust balls in all corners and under beds.