If you're questioning whether or not you should stay here, just go ahead and do it! Everything about our stay at Bradley's place was perfect. First of all he responds very fast so if you need to get in touch with him for whatever reason, he'll get back to you ASAP. During our stay, Tropical Storm Gordon was scheduled to hit Nola, we were worried but decided to continue with our travel plans anyway. Bradley updated me on weather reports and was even kind enough to put together a emergency kit for us of water, a portable charger, granola bars, flash light, etc. Luckily the storm didn't even land in Nola but it's the thought that counts and the fact he went above and beyond! The neighborhood is only a quick walk away from the street car stop which runs 24/7 or a quick drive from the French Quarter. The house was sparkling clean and checking in at 1am was a breeze since the house has a digital keypad. The house was perfect for our group of 7 and we probably could have fit a couple more people in there. Lastly, if you're worried about this area being "ghetto," it's not. Just because it's a little rough on the outside doesn't mean it's ghetto and some people simply never came back after Hurricane Katrina so properties may be boarded up but again it's not ghetto and I felt 100% safe. We even walked in a big group around the corner to the Waffle House at like 2am. Just take caution and be alert as you would in any city or neighborhood. I can't thank Bradley enough for his hospitality and even suggesting places to visit and eat at in New Orleans. If I ever visit Nola again, I'm hitting Brad up to stay at his place lol.