This place was great; lots of space, a really clean and configured historical space in a really cool neighborhood.
Location - A walk to Bourbon Street from here is about a 15 minute walk straight down Ursuline, and the best parts of Frenchmen Street in about 20. If you don't mind walking, you can get downtown from here in about 30-40 minutes, including the WWII History Museum.
House - The house is distanced enough from the action it was very quiet. It was very clean and the historical style of it is interesting. There are tons of beds, two to a room, and most rooms of the house are separated by doors which is great so if you have many guests they can get some relative privacy at night. There were six of us and we probably could've rotated beds there were so many. There are 3 bathrooms, one in the foyer, one in the very back, and one upstairs. There are air conditioners in the bedrooms to easily adjust the temperature for how you like to sleep. There's also a door alarm too which the owners will code for you, and can be programmed for "Staying" or "Away".
Contact w/ Owners - The owners are extremely responsive, friendly, and helpful. A member of our group arrive much earlier than us. They were able to contact them directly to drop their bags off so they could walk down to the French Quarter to have a look.
Locality - If you have never been to NOLA.... there is more than enough to see and do for a few days, even if you don't really plan for it, and its all within walking distance or a short ride. The food is amazing. Drinks are cheap (compared to many touristy places I've frequented.) Hand Grenades.... these are $10 drinks that are probably $1 worth of grain alcohol and Kool-Aid. Drink this stuff and you might find yourself getting sick after a couple of them. Some bartenders will way over- or under-serve your drinks. If you're going to party, I suggest sticking with beer and wine so you know what you're putting in you. Bourbon Street is incredibly rowdy, crowded, and by 10pm devolves into a drunken slush of staggering bodies and trash. That considered, I never at any point felt unsafe walking to and from the house, but as always when traveling, be responsible, alert, and don't get hustled into scams by approaching strangers offering you things.