Streetcar stop nearby, whistle-clean inside, and also less than a block to a terrific grocery store (I swear it was like a little Whole Foods!), Starbucks, and Walgreen's. Not a bad location--positioned between the French Quarter and the Bywater in the Marigny (the g is silent, from the locals.) It's worth a drive thru the Bywater and you find yourself in the old Ninth Ward, make your own Hurricane tour there by checking out the levies, new and old housing, a train with a set up metal steps up and over to the other side (never saw this before!), and eat in the local places there to support those who stayed. The street parking was free and EASY, never full out front.--what a relief, because the parking lots are quite expensive! A hike to the French Market, Jazz Museum (spectacular), and Cafe du Monde (get your beignets at any other restaurant, this one is way too long of a wait). Wifi was not always reliable, other times OK. Overall, decent access to the city, but it may be worth staying closer to the French Quarter if you're a walker, because parking is super expensive.