Our stay here was pleasant. There weren't any significant issues other than we could never get the TV to turn on. We weren't there to watch TV so it wasn't a big deal but it would have been nice to watch a few minutes of news. We contacted the host about it but he wasn't able to come until the following day to check it on it so we passed. The unit has all the basics but not really any extras. We thought bed was a little uncomfortable but that's highly subjective so it's not really a complaint. The pillows were VERY flat so you had to fold them over to get some support while sleeping. We liked that the bedside lamps had electrical outlets in the bases which made it easy to charge our devices. The location is very good -- quick walk to St. Charles Street and also a 24-hour Walgreens for any items you may have forgotten. We were in town for a race and found the unit to be pretty quiet overall which is what you want when you're trying to get a good night's sleep. We had a very loud neighbor in one of the other units come home late and we couldn't tell if she was laughing hysterically or crying hysterically but once she finally went into her unit we could not longer hear her with either the A/C or the heaters running. Weather changed while we were there so we used both the A/C and the heaters, both worked just fine. Using the key in the front door was a little tricky -- less pressure is best, if you push too hard the lock won't turn. I'm not sure we'd stay here again (mainly because of the bed) but I certainly wouldn't discourage anyone from staying here, particularly because it's a good location and if like like the charm of old houses, this house has a lot. As a final note, if you follow the instructions about the hot water, there is plenty to go around.