This is an awesome location, close to downtown and in the very cool Marigny district. It's in a quiet neighborhood (except for the train whistles, but that's a Marigny thing. Earplugs at night are a must) and a charming spot.
This "tiny house" has all the necessities (mini-frig, microwave, a few dishes, a sink to wash them up in, and a small bathroom) and a comfy queen size bed. The spiral staircase to the bedroom is very steep and narrow, so you'll need to carefully navigate and middle-of-the-night bathroom trips are a bit dicey, but we got used to it. There is no dresser space, but hooks and a small hanging dowell. It's difficult to get a large suitcase up the stairs, so pack lightly if you can. If you're traveling with a companion, consolidate into one suitcase if you can.
There are 2 small stools in the downstairs area, but it's very small and there's barely room to turn around and certainly no place to relax. Honestly though, who comes to New Orleans to hang out in your room? For us, it was fine, because we were gone all day and pretty much came home to sleep. The small patio (complete with fountain and goldfish pond) was the perfect place to chill for morning coffee, a late supper, or glass of wine. It's really the only place other than the bed to "hang out" comfortably, especially if there are 2 of you.
There are also 2 AC units (one upstairs and one downstairs) and the space is so small that it's easy to quickly cool it off and keep it cool. The bathroom is small but the shower was great. Rita was nice and very available and responsive. All in all, we enjoyed our stay.