The location is fantastic! The communication with Amanda was excellent. The loft was nicely furnished and she provided coffee, dishwasher, and laundry pods. Also avaiable were salt, pepper, and creamer. A unique offering was the ear plugs which were not needed as the loft was very quiet. The wall mounted body wash, shampoo, and conditioner were actually of a nice quality.
There was easy access to our favrite music and food at Bourbon Street Blues in Printers Alley. The fried green tomatoes with home made remoullade sauce were delicious as was the fried okra with ranch dressing.
We also enjoyed the Broken Egg for breakfast just around the corner. It was a good 30 min. wait on a Thurs. morning, but the scallop omelette was well worth it.
Also close by on 2nd street, we had a birthday get together at Rodizio's Brazilian steak house. The wait staff was friendly and attentive. The refreshing and unique Brazilian mixed drinks (with plenty of alcohol) provided a great start to our evening. Do not miss the sirloin, but skip the lamb unless you thought ahead and got plenty of mint jelly to provide some flavor.
Back at the loft, we had not slept in bunk beds in years and these were far superior to our recollections! They were so comfortable and made up with very nice, crisp linens.
And, finally, if you are concerned about parking in the big city, forget about it. There is a loading area in front of the loft. Right next door is a surface lot, across from that is a parking garage, on up 3rd at the corner is another surface lot, and down beside the Broken Egg is another garage. Meter parking on the street only applies from 8 AM - 6PM Mon. - Sat. We parked 2 nights on the street directly out front for free.
Enjoy your stay. You will not be disappointed!