Location wise, the house was great as a base for visiting the French Quarter and other New Orleans sights. Very close to St. Charles and the streetcar line, with easy walking access to neighborhoods in the Garden District, and the Commander's Palace. During our visit, the streetcar did not connect to the Central Business District or the French Quarter (under maintenance), meaning that you either had to jump on a bus or walk an extra 15-20 minutes to get there. There is a nice market on the southeast corner of St. Charles and Louisiana (entrance in the back of the building). That being said, not all areas around the home are as nice as the Garden District, so plan ahead if you're thinking about going for a walkabout. Pro tip: stay close to St. Charles.
The home was well stocked with the things we needed, but we did no cooking. Beds were comfortable enough, and all living areas were clean. Plenty of towels were provided. There is a good amount of road noise from Louisiana Ave., so I would suggest that you create some white noise if you're a light sleeper. Bedrooms have blackout curtains which helped after late nights on Bourbon Street. Our hosts were responsive and accomodating, including quickly resolving an unexpected appliance failure. Cental heating worked very well, and the unit includes a full-sized washer and dryer.
As mentioned by other reviewers, the stairs can be precarious so use them with caution.
Overall, this place is an excellent value for the area with responsive hosts. We would consider staying here again.