This place is newly renovated and beautiful. The host is also very quick to respond to inquiries even though she is busy with many other properties. This suite is located in what some locals called the hood, but honestly it wasn’t an issue for us (a bunch of women). The neighbour is very friendly and I felt safe. You can hear the footsteps of the people on the floor above as well as music if they play it, but there are rules about noise after a certain time at night so, as long as the people staying upstairs are respectful of those rules, it’s fine. I had a long stay so I could have used more supplies like TP, soap, laundry detergent, etc.
The biggest thing for me was that this place is not entirely wheelchair accessible. It depends on the nature of your disability, but if you (or a member of your group) is mostly confined to a wheelchair, then this is not the place for you. There is a one inch threshold getting in and out of the suite (very difficult in a wheelchair), narrow doorways into the bathrooms, and sliding glass doors on the tubs (not good for someone who needs to either walk directly into the shower or sit on the side of the tub). If you just use the wheelchair for long distances, but can bend your knees and walk short distances, then this place is just fine.
It’s a good location because it’s only about 15 minutes by car to the French Quarter and 10 minutes to the Garden District. You can walk to either in 30 to 45 minutes depending on your speed. Also nice and close to the super dome as advertised.