It might be nice in the summer but not in January. Also, many of the businesses are boarded up and the places surrounding are for sale. The nearest open restaurant in the evening was .5 miles away in which you had to walk thru some sketchy areas to get to. I do not recommend for a person traveling alone or women alone with children. I took my 14 year old daughter to experience a more relaxed New Orleans historical trip knowing much of the partying was not happening due to COVID. Michelle’s place was very quaint and had the “vibe” of New Orleans however we were far from feeling safe at night and ended up taking ubers to and from where we needed to go for safety after dark. A couple blocks closer to the French quarter I would not have felt that way. On the plus side Michelle was very quick to respond to communication. On the down side her place had the bare minimum required for an Airbnb needs to operate as in 4 glasses, 4 plates, 4 coffee cups etc, one kitchen towel, one roll of toilet paper, no broom or vacuum and the heat was not working properly our first night. We froze. For the price we could have stayed inside the French Quarter with ALL the amenities including reliable heat.