I've stayed in many airbnbs over the years and have never written a remotely negative review or a review longer than a few sentences.
That being said, I stayed here for three nights and every single one of those nights I was awakened by an extremely loud rooster that would crow for 10-15 minute long periods. I currently live in DC across the street from a freeway and a firehouse, so trust me when I say I am no stranger to noise and can usually sleep through just about everything. The first night was the worst, the rooster cawed every hour from 2am to 6am and I basically gave up on sleeping. The other two nights, the rooster was at it around 4 am. This is despite wearing ear plugs and keeping all windows and doors of the apartment closed. I cannot imagine how much worse the noise would have been if I hadn't brought ear plugs and strongly advise the hosts to provide them for future guests.
When I messaged the hosts, they attributed the issue to New Orleans having a feral chicken population (this is true, roaming chickens definitely became a bigger thing post-Hurricane Katrina) and said the rooster doesn't "usually crow that early." One morning I did catch a glimpse of the rooster roaming the block.
I understand not much can be done to deal with a roaming rooster, but I think it would be fair for the hosts to mention the rooster explicitly in the posting since it clearly is a fixture of the area. It didn't help that the walls of this particular shotgun apartment were extremely thin and I could hear the neighbors' conversations word for word. I stayed in another shotgun apartment in NOLA years earlier where the hosts were cognizant of their thin walls and did their best to reduce noise by hanging volume-blocking curtains and it made a big difference. Maybe that's something the hosts here could look into.
Echoing some of the other past reviews on here: the bed is EXTREMELY creaky and not comfortable and the lock on the front door isn't very secure. It takes a fair amount of jiggling to get it to properly lock. The back door leading to the yard was a bit strange; it had this uncovered glass window that could be kind of creepy at night and appeared to be secured using a horizontal wooden bar. Kitchen and living room area look exactly like the pictures and are very nicely decorated, but I did find some dead bugs in the drawers.
I had no issues with the neighborhood but I'm also familiar with Treme and have stayed in NOLA before. One small detail: there was a ton of random leftover bath products in the bathroom that I was free to use, but oddly enough, I could not find hand soap anywhere. It being Covid19 season, hand soap is kind of a must.