When trying to find this apartment, put The Rusty Nail in your GPS and it will take you to the correct street. The address says it's on Magazine street, but it's not...it's on a small dead end side street. Also, parking is tight and scarce, so if you find a spot close to the apartment, leave your car there and Uber whenever you want to go somewhere. The unit itself is decorated tastefully, and is modern and up to date with beautiful reclaimed wood floors. The window treatments are copper colored taffeta and the full-length windows can be opened, but do not stay opened unless braced open with something. The bed is just a bed frame topped with a mattress and box spring, sheets and a fleece cover, no headboard or fancy linens. We did not use the hide-a-bed on the couch, so can't comment on that.There is a very nice stacked washer/dryer combo with many different settings to use in the closet that is available for use, but you will have to purchase or bring your own laundry soap and dryer sheets. Lastly, the a/c in this unit kept magically turning itself up to 75 degrees every few hours, even in the middle of the night while we were asleep. I would not rent this apartment in the heat of summer. The kitchen appliances were nice and new, but there weren't any baking pans and very few mixing bowls and other cooking stuff, so if you're planning on cooking meals, may have to bring your own stuff. And you'll need to bring your own dishwasher soap for the dishwasher. The shower is nice and clean and modern with a digital thermostat readout and despite long showers, we never ran out of hot water. Overall, I would stay there again in cooler months of the year, but not in the hot months. The sun shines straight into the apartment as soon as it comes up in the morning and heats it up. There is one window in the kitchen that only has a valance at the top, so you can't close the curtain and keep out the sun. On the other hand, it was beautiful to have sunlight spilling into the room first thing in the morning when you're drinking coffee. Perfect for our little mini-honeymoon weekend in New Orleans in October.