What a cool old home! There was a kitchen and dining room at our disposal surrounded by a number of private rooms. On the main floor. We stayed in the front bedroom #14 overlooking the balcony, courtyard and Esplanade Ave. That street was much busier than we expected with a lot of road noise. We thought being that far from all the bars and craziness of Bourbon St it would be quiet but I had a hard time sleeping. The room was spacious but no chest of drawers for our clothes. There was a luggage rack for the suitcase so we lived out of that. Bring you own hangers as they supplied only a few of the dry cleaner wire kind. We had our own heating and air handler in the room that was easy to control but very noisy when it ran. Parking is on street but we found a spot right in front of the house and never moved our car until we left. Our car was safe. We walked pretty much everywhere and cabbed the rest of the time. I thought the neighborhood a bit sketchy but we had no problems whatsoever. The homeless people were not too aggressive. If you are taller than 5’ I would make sure to stay in one if the first floor rooms off the courtyard. We banged our heads several times on the ceiling of the balcony entry and going up the steps to the front door despite the large sign that said Watch You Head. All in all I would say that we got exactly what we paid for.