Although the staff at the "Hotel" was very helpful and nice, the "hotel" was lacking. First there is no parking available. You have to park on the street wherever you can find a spot...around the block behind the hotel was the best we could do... and hope your car is safe. Next after checking in we had to down a... More

The manager was really helpful in organizing our stay in New Orleans for two days, we did a lot!! The hotel was well located, very close to public ltransportation (3.00$ a day) to use the trolley, which was fun!! unfortunately the place could use a good clean up, to be frank I was walking with my slippers, certainly not bare... More

We were concerned about a few of the reviews on here, most specifically about the cleanliness and upkeep of the hotel. After staying here for 3 nights, all I can say is - if you're looking for a Hilton, go stay at the one down the road! This hotel is a typically quaint and charming New Orleans style accommodation. There... More

I was initially apprehensive about staying here after reading some of the reviews but we were really happy with our experience. No, this isn't The Hilton, but if you want that kind of soul-less experience then you are in the wrong city anyway. What you will get - a hotel with real New Orleans character (its almost like staying in... More

Geez....We wanted charm but found a dingy room, wonder bread, cheap pastry and powdered coffee creamer for breakfast and 2 days of no housekeeping. You can certainly do better. There are new owners who are, apparently, cutting corners with little regard for guests. There's no management on site in the evenings so don't loose your key or flood your toilet!... More

The web site has stock photos that are not representative of the actual hotel with the exception of the photo of the front of the property. This is not a charming nor particularly clean property. It is neglected. The web site also indicates it is recently renovated. I promise you, our room hadn't seen a renovation in decades. There were... More

Good location in the garden district and right across the road from the street car stop. Staff were helpful booking an excursion for me and printing out boarding cards on checkout. Breakfast was minimal but still a nice start to the day. This hotel is converted from an old house so it has lots of character. Our room was spacious... More

First time in New Orleans, and this was the perfect hotel. Only 2 miles from the French Quarter, and a half mile from the WWII museum and Confederate Museum. Also bridges on the Garden District, and right on the trolley line for those who are not "fleet of foot." Staff wonderfully friendly and helpful. Quiet, quaint, quirky and historic. We... More

Based on previous reviews I was a little apprehensive in choosing this mix of a bed and breakfast/ boutique hotel. Just like most other hotels in NOLA it was a former house converted into hotel. The location is perfect in terms of its proximity to all the attractions to get there by cab in 10 minutes, street car 20 minutes,... More