We had a good stay here. The house is cute, with interesting exposed brick and beams, and salvaged wood throughout. It's also very spacious, which I think is hard to find in the area. The location is awesome--it's close to the French Quarter and Frenchmen Street. We could walk anywhere, and it was very easy to get Uber or Lyft from the house if we couldn't. The house had all the kitchen necessities you'd need (though we didn't cook here or use any dishes), and there were plenty of toiletries and laundry supplies.
There are a few things that could use improvement: the bathroom is a bit rustic, but it was clean and functional. The house is not very well sound-proofed (but it is very old, something we kept in mind), and you can hear every step of the neighbors coming and going through the adjoining alleys. The front bedroom was very spacious and comfortable, but it got loud since people passing by on the street were not quiet. Luckily, the street doesn't see high traffic, but just one or two groups of people passing through on the way home is enough to wake everyone up. The bed in the back bedroom sunk in toward the middle--we also noticed that some other reviewers commented on this as well. We think the issue is the bed in general (which was also creaky/squeaky/loud), which doesn't have the right support for the mattress. However, the pullout couch was comfortable. The living room furniture feels a bit rough around the edges, like it was just left behind after someone moved. With such a cool design, somewhat musty furniture detracts from the beautiful look of the house.
Overall, the stay was a good one. The host is very good at communicating, and responses are always very fast, polite, and helpful. We liked the feel of the house, and it was beautiful. With a better bed in the second bedroom and furniture upgrades, we'd probably stay here again!