This place was perfect for our week long stay in New Orleans. Gwen's communication was excellent, the place very clean and neat. For 2 people staying there you cannot hear each other in the house so it feels very private also. Everything you need is there including hair dryers and washing machines and the beds were comfortable.
The one thing I would advise travelers is that it was often very difficult to get cabs in this area (Treme) so be prepared to walk into the French quarter often. This is a quiet, residential part of town which offers great relief from the chaos of the quarter but that comes with a few disadvantages. Even calling for cabs in advance was sometimes 1hr wait as there are not as many cans in NO as other big cities.
It was safe to walk around during the day but at night I would advise getting a cab home as it is very quiet and maybe females would be uneasy. We never had a problem while we were there and the locals always say 'hello'. It was a lovely place to live.
One other small thing was that it was very hard to find fresh food (fruit, veg) in this city. This would be the same wherever you stayed. Our advice is to go to the French markets on Decatur St where there is some. If you stay in NO for a while you become tired of unhealthy food!