2. The good: a very large suite that seemed to be created in an 1800s home (a huge bedroom, living room, 2 baths and a wet bar with micro and small refrigerator, 2 huge closets and 2 good sized dressers), a gorgeous courtyard where we unwound every night for a couple of hours after spending the day in the FQ, extremely comfy beds, the staff was pleasant and helpful, the lobby and grounds were charming, out of the FQ but close enough to walk if you don't want to ride the St Charles streetcar which stops across the street, a couple blocks from the WWII museum, breakfast had a decent amount of variety including fruit,do it yourself waffles (you could use 1-2 more waffle makers), pre cooked cheese omlettes, hostess mini donuts, hard boiled eggs, cereal, yogurt.