Alexander’s place was in a safe neighborhood, within walking distance to Walgreens, restaurants and a grocery store. The trolley was conveniently located at the top of the street. There was street parking nearby. The trolley to go to the French Quarter and Bourbon Street takes about 30-35 minutes, so it’s not as close as we originally thought, but definitely the cheapest way to travel. As for accommodations, it sleeps 3. Keep in mind this is a basement apt in an old historic home that is cool and damp. The bath is nice, but some toiletries were missing, like shampoo and extra toilet paper. There was a washer and dryer, which was nice to have. The kitchen had everything you needed. The TV and internet worked. It’s a very, very small living room space, but we didn’t spend much time there, so it was ok for 2 people. For those of you traveling with your pet, be mindful of the backyard space. No grass, a pool takes up most of the backyard area, there is stuff setting around, so it’s hard for a pet to navigate. Its not secure for off leash pets due to the gate latch missing (no way to lock the entry gate.). There is no grass in the front yard either, just pine needles as a ground cover. You will have to walk your dog on the street and sidewalk. I recommend bringing a flashlight. We found out quickly that the sidewalks in New Orleans are very uneven and dangerous, day and night. The tree roots have broken the cement sidewalks and make them a tripping hazard. It was easier to walk on the street in the residential areas. Overall it was a safe place, but I thought the price was a little high for the size and location.