We loved staying in Beverly's place! The pictures give a precise idea of what the cottage looks like. I really enjoyed the outside patio and the location, basically annexed to a Museum on the Esplanade, in one of the historical neighborhoods of New Orleans. You might want to walk to the French quarter (nice walk, apart from when you have to pass under the highway) but you can also take a bus. We always took an Uber to go back to the cottage when it was dark, also because it's super cheap (we were two girls and we wouldn't feel safe walking alone during the night, but it was just precautionary, nothing bad happened).
We were suggested to call a specific person for the ride from and to the airport and Beverly's friend was very nice: we were overcharged by mistake on the first day but he called us to propose to give us back the money the morning after. In the end we just paid less the ride to go back to the airport. There was another person who would show up in the morning to check if everything was ok, so we were really taken care of.
I recommend Beverly's place for anyone who wishes to avoid staying in the French quarter - which is probably too noisy and busy during the night - and at the same time feel at the center of the city. City Park is also close and the Degas house is in the very same block: I recommend a guided visit there.
We would just prepare a coffee /tea in the morning, because we preferred to eat outside, but the cottage seemed to be well equipped.