HISTORIC COTTAGE WITH RARE TRANQUILITY IN FRENCH QUARTER
Comfy bed, full bath, mini fridge,
coffee maker and just enough room to store your stuff.
I could hear other guests at the inn
-- through the old walls -- but they got quiet by 11 p.m. at the latest.
The shared patio was great for sitting
at while it was warm out.
Other guests were great about
observing quiet hours.
HISTORIC COTTAGE WITH RARE TRANQUILITY IN FRENCH QUARTER
I booked a trolley-bus weeklong
transit pass on my phone for $15.
I used it to save a $40 taxi ride to
get from the airport to near Canal Street, then took a leisurely walk through
the French Quarter to reach Royal Barracks Guest House New Orleans.
HISTORIC COTTAGE WITH RARE TRANQUILITY IN FRENCH QUARTER
French Quarter architecture, history,
museums, vibe, characters, dining and much more are all within walking
distance.
I walked to see great musicians such as: Shawan Rice, Kermit Ruffins, Chris Christie, George Brown and others.
HISTORIC COTTAGE WITH RARE TRANQUILITY IN FRENCH QUARTER
It's great to stay in an historic
property so close to all the action but far enough away to sleep well.
Frenchman Street and all of its live
music is a 10 minute walk away.
Favorite locals food joints Coop's
Place, Clover Grill and Verti Marte are also no more than a 15 minute walk from
the property.
HISTORIC COTTAGE WITH RARE TRANQUILITY IN FRENCH QUARTER
Even on New Year's Eve, there was
minimal noise.
The reviews cite the tranquility.
When you read the house rules, the proprietor
emphasizes quiet hours and being respectful of other guests (there are at least
4 units within the historic single story building.
WITH A WORLD LEADER ON HUMAN RIGHTS
Rabbi Marvin Hier founded the Simon
Wiesenthal Center, the Museum of Tolerance + Moriah Films.
I was gratified to talk to him this
week about increasing disability awareness at the Museum of Tolerance.
We met after the World Premiere of The
Hollywood Rabbi.
The Hollywood Rabbi, "the story
of Marvin Hier who won 2 Academy Awards, worked with 8 Presidents + a Who's Who
of Hollywood royalty while dedicating his life to healing the world through
tolerance."
I was happy to attend World Premiere,
at the Miami Film Festival, on 4-14-26.
I am well aware that Rabbi Marvin Hier
is controversial.
He gave an invocation at 2017
inauguration of Donald Trump, despite #47 spouting intolerance.
The greater good was the opportunity
to preach my gospel of disability inclusion.
REALTORS® TAKE ACTION
They want to ensure that it complies
with continuing education standards, so REALTORS® can benefit
from the course.
As she builds a course for a growing
region, Maria McHale, governmental affairs and policy director for ETNR, emphasizes
that the key is offering technical assistance.
She advises other REALTOR® boards
and associations to take a non-intrusive approach to informing elected and
appointed officials on best practices.
The goal is to finalize ETNR's course
this fall and roll it out in early 2026.
