Manny's place was very clean and Manny was very responsive and hospitable. He even left some waters and beers in the fridge for my group, which was nice. The Kitchen and bathrooms were recently updated. The pictures of the property are accurate. The place was about a half mile walk to Bourbon St.
I do want to mention that the park across the street gets fairly rough at night. If you're planning to walk to and from Bourbon street, I would most likely call a cab or Uber after 8pm. There was unfortunately a good deal of homeless people, and one of our cabs back even mentioned that he has to be careful in the area as to make sure he doesn't hit anyone while driving through those blocks.
The key/ front door situation was also a bit tough. The only way to open or close the door from the inside or outside is by locking or unlocking the door with a key. There is only one set of keys, so that makes it difficult to have one person go grab a coffee, when another would like to head out at the same time. (for instance, my brother smokes cigarettes, so when he went outside to smoke, I couldn't get out of the house unless I banged on the door from the inside, in order to get his attention to let me out. The front door also had a hole in it (It looks to be an original door, and the hole was just a knot in the wood) but the hole wasn't filled with Putty or something of the like, it was filled with a balled up paper towel.
The above is not to say that we did not enjoy Manny's place. As a group of large guys (each of us 6 foot and over 180lbs) we felt fine and comfortable in Manny's house. However, If it was just myself and my wife, or just my parents, I would most likely have moved to a hotel.