The positives: wonderfully clean and good-smelling, everything kept in absolutely top shape, more like a well maintained hotel room than a personal home. Also in a great neighborhood close to World War II museum and plenty of shops and restaurants. (We ate at a very good Vietnamese restaurant directly across the street.) Owner responsive and friendly.
Minor down-sides: Not much in the dishes and kitchen supplies department. And small, especially the bathroom. (Hard to close door without bumping your knees; bathtub is open to the living room area, though there is a privacy curtain.) Ceiling low. Not for claustrophobes. But as stated this makes it more like a hotel room. Not a problem if you plan to be out and about enjoying New Orleans, and not cooking more than a few simple snacks. If cleanliness and neat furniture/design matter more to you than space, especially a big kitchen, then an excellent choice.