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Located in Bywater, this guesthouse is 0.8 mi (1.3 km) from Crescent Park, and within 3 mi (5 km) of Bourbon Street and French Market. Jackson Square and Canal Street are also within 3 mi (5 km).
Overall 9.4 Excellent
Based on 62 reviews
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Located in Faubourg Marigny, this inn is steps away from Frenchmen Street Jazz Clubs, Royal Street and Bourbon Street. Frenchmen Street and Decatur Street are also within 5 minutes.
Overall 9.3 Excellent
Based on 56 reviews
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Located in French Quarter, this historic hotel is steps away from Bourbon Street and Old Ursuline Convent. Jackson Square and French Market are also within 10 minutes.
Overall 8.4 Excellent
Based on 101 reviews
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Excellent
8.8
Pros: It was cozy and a good location to the bars I wanted to be around. The staff was very friendly and had my room ready hours ahead of time. It was perfect so I was able to start my weekend vacation earlier than expected.
Cons: The A/C unit was leaking water slowly throughout the night making a little noise, but wasn't a huge problem.
Excellent
8.0
Pros: Great location in the Quarter! Close to everything! Quiet, clean rooms. Easy in and out. Beds were very comfortable. Loved the hot tub.
Cons: Room was a bit dark.
Carefully restored with traditional finishes, The Inn on St. Peter marries the desire for modern convenience and comfort with an historic French Quarter setting. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Inn was originally constructed in 1805, with its design influenced by the Spanish style of architecture during that period. Gorgeous private courtyards are nestled throughout the property and provide an ambiance and charm that brings every guest back to the peaceful days of the 19th century French Quarter.
Overall 8.1 Excellent
Based on 75 reviews
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Located in Faubourg Marigny, this bed & breakfast is within 1 mi (2 km) of Frenchmen Street Jazz Clubs, French Market and Cafe Du Monde. Jackson Square and Canal Street are also within 2 mi (3 km).
Overall 7.4 Good
Based on 1,351 reviews
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Excellent
8.3
Pros: Loved the location and the staff were awesome. They let us check in early and check out late.
Good
6.8
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4.6
Pros: Reasonably priced for New Orleans. Walking distance to Frenchman Street bars and restaurants. Great little courtyard in the rear. Friendly front desk clerk.
Cons: NO sound proofing whatsoever. Poorly fitting glass door to room. Inadequate lock. Security gates were left unlocked every night. Lots of noise, yelling and banging of metal ironing boards by staff early in the morning. Water fluctuated crazily between scalding hot and frigid cold. Easy to peer into room/bed from outside.
Good
6.0
Pros: Staff is helpful. Location is convenient, close to the French Quarter but out of the noise. Very close to Frenchmen St. Place has some charm and it's good value for the money.
Cons: It looks a bit old. We were there 2 days and they didn't clen our room the second one. It was a bit cold and we only had one electric heater which was very insufficient.
Excellent
10.0
Pros: Walking distance to the Frenchman, you really get a local feel staying at the Old Towne. Also just blocks away from local watering holes, it is in the center of everywhere we wanted to be. my boyfriend and I booked here last-minute on our drive back to Chicago from Texas, where we were visiting family for the holidays. We were welcomed warmly and had a great and comfortable time. Olde Towne was just the place for us late-nighters.
Cons: If you're a bit more high maintenance, and you need polished bathrooms and state of the art amenities... well, New Orleans probably isn't for you, but also you may be better off staying at a Holiday Inn. This place is probably too old school for you.
Excellent
9.1
Pros: Great location for a couple to stay at with walking conveniences.
Cons: Great size double room suite, but severely lacking in a/c! Plus, one ceiling fan worked while the second one didn't. I had to buy a standing fan so I would melt from the heat.
Excellent
10.0
Pros: Staff was super friendly and helpful
Good
7.7
Pros: Staff was friendly and very helpful
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