This location was in a safe, quiet neighborhood only three blocks from two trolley stops along the St. Charles line. If you're planning on visiting the French Quarter a lot, it will take about a half hour to get there (when we visited we had to transfer to a bus at the roundabout to get to Canal Street due to some city work on the line) so factor that time in accordingly. From Frenchman street it's closer to an hour via public transportation so we'd walk through the French Quarter on our way over and then take a $15 taxi/Uber back.
It's only a couple blocks away from the beautiful Garden District and very close to the delicious Trolley Stop Cafe (don't go during the lunch rush!).
The apartment itself was cute and quaint. Up a steep, spiral staircase is the bedroom with cable tv and a door that opens up to a lovely porch. The kitchen and bedroom both have high ceilings to help with the hot weather, and there is a chicken coup out back that you can go check out.
One of the nice things about staying in this neighborhood was the distance from the French Quarter. While a hassle to head out to go see things, it felt more "local" and was a great place for a laid back vacation where we'd stop back at the room for a few hours at a time and relax. The area has some nice architecture and it looks like a lot of homes in the area are being repurchased and renovated which was encouraging to see for a city that has seen a lot of hardship over the years.
I would be happy to stay here again.