There is no doubt that the location of this guest house is perfect for whatever activities may bring you to New Orleans. The neighborhood was cute and quite. On the same block there is the Orange Couch with all of your coffee and breakfast snack needs. The Orange Couch also had great praline ice cream when we were there. If it's raining, it's also a great place to sneak away to before launching out for activities the rest of the day. There are a number of cute cafes and coffee shops within a few blocks. Don't let the map deceive you, these are very short blocks so things are much closer than you think including Frenchman Street and the Quarter (we could walk to the Quarter in 15 minutes, but it would be much less if we didn't have small children).
The courtyard is perfect for hanging out in during the day although take caution at night because the cute little pond is also safe harbor for mosquitos so if you are sensitive to them like I am, you will want to bring your chatting inside when it gets dark outside. There are plastic chairs in the courtyard that we used for sitting inside when it was needed.
The mini fridge is just the right size for some snacks or leftovers but not big enough for full meals, and there is a microwave for heating up leftovers. The fridge does also have a small freezer compartment but it's not big enough for something like ice cream or big ice packs.
The owners and property manager were also very easy to reach and were super accommodating -- they even provided a pack n play for my infant upon request and helped me figure out how to set it up when I was having an operator error moment.
The one downside that I found was that the bed in the room with the fridge was super smooshy and probably closer to a full size rather than a queen. It's fine for one person so long as you are sleeping in the middle of the bed and don't mind a soft bed but probably would not work well for two people. The other bed, however, was comfortably firm. The room with the smooshy bed also has a barn sliding style door which was a little rattley upon closing which was tricky with a sleeping baby but if you are not sharing the room with an infant then this is not likely going to be a problem for you.
The a/c worked when we were there but we did need to run it much of the time as we were not used to the humidity and heat. Also, if you like a really dark room, you should sleep in the room with the 4 post bed as the other room does not have black out curtains and the neighbor's light shines in above the window a/c unit.
Overall we had a great time staying at this location and would recommend it as an alternative to a hotel room.