We had an extremely poor experience. For back story, we drove 9 hours in after working a night shift and were exhausted upon arrival just wanting to go into the Airbnb and lay down. I am from Louisiana myself and my friend was having her first real New Orleans experience. Upon arrival within 2 minutes of getting on the street, we immediately realized it is not a good part of the Treme neighborhood. Two doors down was a completely abandoned house, and all around were run down houses that we could immediately identify as unsafe. Leah had her Jeep and camper completely blocking the parking in front of the house, so we parked nearby and tried to figure out what we were going to do. Immediately, 3 individuals crossed the street and walked right up to my car literally inches away and checked out the backseat and my license plate. We were in the car and watched them do this. There was no mistaking what was happening. We called Leah and she was upset saying she "highly doubted" that happened and we repeated we were in the car and watched them do this and this neighborhood wasn't safe like she said. THEN Leah, who was mainly talking to my friend, said something along the lines of, "I hate when people assume that when there are black people in the streets that it's an unsafe neighborhood." My friend and I could only stare at each other in disbelief since MY FRIEND IS A BLACK WOMAN. We quickly informed Leah that she was in fact speaking to a black woman and Leah started back tracking saying she hates how people make assumptions about the neighborhood because they don't know the area. I explained that I am from Louisiana and have spent a lot of time in the French Quarter area, but hadn't been on that particular street and know it's not the best area but it was worse than I thought. We also pointed out how hypocritical it is for her to hate assumptions and then assume about us. When we asked what we were supposed to do about parking, she said that's her Jeep and camper and rudely and loudly said she was refusing to move it and we would have to park down the street. My friend was on a kneeling scooter and we had luggage, and she wanted us to park down the bumpy street........... Also, before the trip, I informed Leah my friend would be on a rolling scooter because of foot surgery, and Leah assured us the house was accessible with only 3 steps leading up to the front door. This was a flat out lie. The house has 5 big steps leading up to the door, and my friend, who is 40 years old, had to literally crawl on her hands and knees to get up into the Airbnb on many occasions. Overall, this was a horrible experience. We will never rent from this woman again, and we will be much more careful in the future about renting from Airbnb if we even ever do use them again. This has almost completely ruined our idea of Airbnb, so we may just call it quits and use local hotels and motels in the future.
TL;DR: 0/10 do not recommend. Called my black friend racist in a really nasty and hasty assumption and called us liars about feeling unsafe in the neighborhood.