The area is great. An incredible soul and beauty. You're a stone's throw from Frenchmen St. and Uber is everywhere. There's a Walgreens right around the corner, along with a po' boy shop that stays open late called Gene's, and a daiquiri shop to give you an idea of what you're in for. Walgreens is not 24 hours, just to warn you. Plenty of space. We had 10 of us and it was more than enough. All the kitchen amenities you'll need. TV, couches, plenty of space to lounge. It was July, so it was HOT. But the AC was kicking and it felt great. Some rooms were icy, but overall the place kept nice and cool in the dead of summer.

Charley was super hospitable. Charlena was a gem as well, she let me in as I was the first to arrive and was summoned with the task of checking in. It was a delight though. She was incredibly personable and kind, and gave me some good tips to pass on to the others in the group to make our stay the best it could be.

We had an idiot in our group that slipped and fell after imbibing a bit too much and put a hole in the wall on our last night there. We left in the morning, and before I could even get to her, Charley got to me with patience and kindness and we figured it all out with zero difficulty. Honestly, the best place to stay in NOLA with the kindest owners.

It's so close to so much culture for such an amazing value. If you have a larger group (8-10) coming to NOLA to explore, this is the spot you need to stay. Stock up on frozen foods for late night snacking from Walgreens, along with night caps. Or just come home a little tipsy, walk over to Gene's and grab some noodles and a po' boy. A+ stay.