Cons; It’s an old building, like all of the fun hotels in new Orleans are; heavy doors, no elevator to my room, you have to go to the building next door to refill drinking water so I would recommend bringing your own drinking water or a huge plastic water bottle if you don’t want to go up and down the stairs to refill it. So it would be hard for a lot of disabled people staying alone.
That said, all of the unique hotels in NOLA are like that and the building is beautiful BECAUSE it’s old. My room was gorgeous, I want to come back next time i’m in town and take better photos but I ran out of time. Comfortable bed, soft sheets, there was drinking water on a cute little table with glasses. Front desk staff was an actual angel, i locked myself out immediately after checking in (ADHD) and she let me back in so quickly and was so chill, then gave me directions to the nearby Walgreens because I had lost my phone charger. I would recommend to a friend for their birthday or something. The restaurant downstairs was good but not amazing, next time I would walk somewhere else for dinner.
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