Overall, this was a lovely place to stay. It has a convenient location, just enough off the beatten path that you can see a lot of amazing spots around the city, but also live a bit like locals.
We arrived at night and were a tad concerned by just how quiet and uninhabited the area seemed (maybe everyone was out on the town; we saw cars but no one out and about and most of the houses were very dark...we certainly came from the wrong direction to realize what is all in the neighborhood the other way). Note, we visited in winter before Mardi Gras and at night, so can bet this isn't the case when there are parades and festivities near by. When we walked around the street to St. Charles we began to realize that there was a lot in the area and quickly be came familiar with the Trolly. Sam suggested several near by restaurants and we did make it to Commanders Palace (look it up before going and get a reservation). It was excellent! So fun to walk around that area too.
Otherwise decorations were on spot. There were lots of amazing little touches and unique furnishings. The bed was comfortable and there was plenty of seating. There is a convenient store and a Walgreens near if you forgot anything.
We really enjoyed all that was provided and our time in New Orleans! Cheers and enjoy!