The place is old, as most things in NOLA. It’s clean but has a bit of a funky smell. The WiFi shouldn’t even really be considered an amenity with how horrible it was. It could only work on one device at a time (slow still), so don’t expect to get any work done. When one of the guests moved the curtains, one of the curtain rod screws came out of the wall. The curtains do not block sunlight (especially the beige room) so if you want darkness, bring an eye mask! The blinds in one of the bathrooms doesn’t close entirely so anyone walking down the street could see in. We just used the other bathroom to avoid it but that’s not ideal at all! The sheets are not breathable at all. The ones in the blue twin beds weren’t too shabby, but all the large beds have a poor quality sheet that sticks to you and makes you more warm. Finally, the AC only goes to 70. This isn’t bad, just not my favorite as I prefer 68. However, it should be emphasized that this place is a phenomenal save. Everything that frustrated me did not frustrate me for long as I reminded myself how significantly cheaper this option was compared to every other Airbnb and hotel. I’d probably stay again, but I’d bring an eye mask, ear plugs, and not rely on WiFi.