If you're tired of staying near or around the French Quarter, and want to see a quieter, different side of New Orleans, I highly suggest staying here in the Bywater district. The walk to the French Market in the Quarter is about a mile or so, so come prepared to walk a good bit or bring a bicycle. A bicycle would be perfect, actually, and you'll notice many cyclists in the area. Took about 45 minutes, very leisurely on foot to reach Decatur and Gov. Nichols (the east end of the French Market). Lyfts/Ubers will be quite costly at peak times, but occasionally it was under $7-10 for us to get back to the place from the Quarter when we were tired of walking.
The area has some great scenery for walks, though, and the lodging itself is right next to a wonderful and weird dog grooming/park/supply and art supply market combo store. Super cool to sit on the porch and watch the doggies go in and out. Neighbors are extremely polite and friendly. The bathroom is HUGE for such a small unit and definitely a plus for the place. Street parking was plentiful and not an issue at all.
Just a word to the wise: If you are a light sleeper, this may not be the best location for you as the road noise is heavy and the hosts do have 2 (super adorable and sweet) large dogs. If you don't like dogs or barking, it will be an issue. This however did not bother me nor my friend in the least, and it was nice to have a sort of "security alarm" for piece of mind. I always have a Bluetooth speaker for white noise to muffle/baffle any outside noise too.
Lauren and Brian were great hosts and had plenty of recommendations on things to do in the area. I would recommend staying here to anyone who loves the quirkiness of New Orleans residential areas, and loves to walk or cycle.