I'm a New Orleans local, and I rented this place to host a group of visiting friends. The location is good -- a slightly dilapidated feeling block, and near a busy street, but otherwise an easy and safe walk to Frenchmen and the French Quarter. It's a charming old house.
That said, there were a lot of small issues: no soap in one bathroom dispenser; no mugs besides styrofoam and no bowls; slightly grimy floors and bathrooms; some kind of fountain in the foyer that was pooled with stagnant, moldy water. The bunkbed in one bedroom was cheaply made, rickety and creaky; some of the bathroom appliances were loosely installed. None of these alone seemed like a big issue, and maybe if we were paying $250 a night I would not have minded. But at $450 a night, I expected more care. It was also disappointing, as a local, to wake up one morning to find an official notice from the city posted outside, signaling that the property was not in compliance with new short-term rental regulations.