Good location just off Canal Street. Relatively quiet compared to some other places we've stayed in New Orleans. I was attending a conference so I occasionally needed to work. There's not really a comfortable work space. (But I readily concede that many visitors will not care about this aspect.)
One of the reasons my wife and I like to stay in Airbnbs is to control our diet by preparing a majority of our meals. This unit is set up for light meals and snacks. If you want to do anything in the oven other than a pizza, you're out of luck. There's no oven sheets or oven-safe cookware. Stove and frig work well. But if you are short - like my wife - good luck. The configuration of the cabinets (and there is nothing the host can do about this - just the way the space is configured) is such that most everything is up high. Had I not been there my wife could have reached only the drink glasses - plates and mugs would have been out of her reach. Extremely limited selection of plates, glasses, etc. so I'm not certain why you would ever use the dishwasher. If you have a meal and use the limited plates and utensils you will have to wash them before you can have another meal.
Comfortable bed, nice bathroom - although the shower liner should be replaced as it is a bit slimy. The air conditioning is the biggest drawback. According to the notes in the unit it can only be set to 70 degrees - otherwise you risk freezing up the unit. The problem is that - even in March - when the afternoon sun swings around and beats down on the unit the AC cannot handle it and the unit gets uncomfortably warm. Closing all the blinds and curtains helps.
Host is responsive; check-in is easy; plenty of elevators. If you primarily want a place to sleep and shower, prepare coffee and eat light snacks - good place. If you need to work and want to cook actual meals be prepared for some inconveniences.