The apartment was cute and comfortable. The majority of the decorations on the walls were very New Orleans themed and were very cute. Some of the furnishings were a little dated, the second bedroom reminded me slightly of what your grandparents might have, but we only used the main bedroom and it was comfy.
The water pressure was a little weak, but I believe that is due to the house being over 100 years old and having dated plumbing.
The neighborhood is cute and central to just about everything. It's walking distance to a bunch of different cemeteries and not far from City Park or the Fair Grounds. The apartment was around the corner from a Haunted House attraction which made the, what I assume is a normally quiet block, a bit less quiet. The biggest issue was that the listing said that there was always ample street parking and it wasn't till I arrived in New Orleans that I found out that due to this Haunted House, parking would be difficult on Friday and Saturday. It was also difficult Sunday. We had to drive around the block for at least 30 minutes each evening we went out.
I would double check with the Tim and Stephen, who, I might add are both very responsive (and friendly) with questions about the Apple TV, if there are any events happening in the neighborhood as parking in the driveway is off limits.