Nice airbnb, they own the whole building so which room you will get (and which view you will get) will be determined a few days in advance by Sonder. It's perfectly located in NOLA, and you can get around on foot to pretty much everywhere. It's steps away from the French Quarter. We didn't have a car, but on times we needed to get farther, we just used Uber and didn't have any problems.
The Airbnb itself was nice - bed was comfortable, good shower, and nice air conditioning. Balcony is small but nice, we had a view of a parking lot. When we needed to reach out to the host, it took longer than normal to hear back from them. The lobby/elevators, though, continuously smelled strongly of garbage each time we went through the entire week we were there. They also install a noise-monitor device in each of the rooms, which is set at an arbitrary decibel level that then reaches out to the company as an "excessive" noise when the level is hit. It is what it is - in theory it would be helpful to reduce noise, but when the way they notify you is misleading - the message you receive makes it sound like your neighbors filed a complaint against you when in all actuality it is an automated response. It took us an hour of talking with Sonder to figure this out, and even then, they don't provide any additional information, so we don't know what we did that triggered the alarm to prevent it in the future - we hadn't done anything excessively loud while in the airbnb to pinpoint the issue. Apparently, if they have to escalate the noise issue, they withhold your security deposit. So it made the rest of our stay in the airbnb not the best because we didn't know what we could do that wouldn't trigger the device. This would work better if they provide better clarification in their messaging so everyone is on the same page.