Best New Orleans inns
With a stay at Royal Street Inn and R Bar in New Orleans (Faubourg Marigny), you'll be steps from Bourbon Street and Royal Street. Featured amenities include luggage storage and coffee/tea in a common area.
Overall 9.4 Excellent
Based on 84 reviews
All reviews
- All reviews
Excellent
10.0
Pros: Beautiful suite! Adam, the GM, was wonderful and so accommodating, as well as the housekeeper. So friendly. The R Bar downstairs is a huge plus! I would definitely chose this awesome hotel again!
Excellent
10.0
Pros: Really cool authentic New Orleans feel.
Excellent
10.0
Pros: The staff was really friendly. The bed was extremely comfortable
Excellent
9.6
Pros: Staff was excellent! The room was nice and the bed was very comfortable! We will be back!
Excellent
9.6
Pros: We absolutely loved the balcony. That was the best part. The bed was super comfy. The room had a great vibe and we loved the music playing through the room that we had accessibility to.
Excellent
10.0
Pros: The staff were really friendly. The manager was brilliant and really helpful. The housekeeping lady was lovely. We really enjoyed our stay. The room was gorgeous and the bed sheets were so soft, like sleeping in a cloud!
Excellent
10.0
Pros: Adam the manager was so nice and accommodating, he took care of us from start to finish. The room was beautiful. Only coming here when I visit NOLA from now on
Excellent
8.8
Pros: I liked the hospitality of the staff and never once did I feel uncomfortable .. they were polite and made each and every part of our stay worth it .. definitely get every ounce of your money worth .. and they came out as we were leaving to make sure everything went well and asked if there was anything they could do to improve!!!! I highly recommend staying here !!!
Excellent
10.0
Pros: We were supposed to be on the ground Unit called the Marigny but we were upgraded to the Storyville room upstairs. It was remodeled and perfect. The bed was so comfortable. Close to everything... even in the summer, there was a breeze flowing off the Mississippi river through the French Quarter while walking during. The manager was excellent. Wish we had more time.
Excellent
10.0
Pros: The location and room were excellent. Would definitely recommend this as a spot to stay
Details
Reviews
Overall 9.4 Excellent
Based on 84 reviews
Value
10.0
Location
9.6
Service
9.1
Vibe
8.8
Bar
8.7
Room
8.5
Comfort
7.7
Amenities
3.8
10.0 Excellent
Pros: Beautiful suite! Adam, the GM, was wonderful and so accommodating, as well as the housekeeper. So friendly. The R Bar downstairs is a huge plus! I would definitely chose this awesome hotel again!
Cons: Stairs only
10.0 Excellent
Pros: Really cool authentic New Orleans feel.
Cons: The stairs were a little cramped, but it is an older building.
10.0 Excellent
Pros: The staff was really friendly. The bed was extremely comfortable
Cons:
9.6 Excellent
Pros: Staff was excellent! The room was nice and the bed was very comfortable! We will be back!
Cons: N/A
9.6 Excellent
Pros: We absolutely loved the balcony. That was the best part. The bed was super comfy. The room had a great vibe and we loved the music playing through the room that we had accessibility to.
Cons:
10.0 Excellent
Pros: The staff were really friendly. The manager was brilliant and really helpful. The housekeeping lady was lovely. We really enjoyed our stay. The room was gorgeous and the bed sheets were so soft, like sleeping in a cloud!
Cons:
10.0 Excellent
Pros: Adam the manager was so nice and accommodating, he took care of us from start to finish. The room was beautiful. Only coming here when I visit NOLA from now on
Cons:
8.8 Excellent
Pros: I liked the hospitality of the staff and never once did I feel uncomfortable .. they were polite and made each and every part of our stay worth it .. definitely get every ounce of your money worth .. and they came out as we were leaving to make sure everything went well and asked if there was anything they could do to improve!!!! I highly recommend staying here !!!
Cons:
10.0 Excellent
Pros: We were supposed to be on the ground Unit called the Marigny but we were upgraded to the Storyville room upstairs. It was remodeled and perfect. The bed was so comfortable. Close to everything... even in the summer, there was a breeze flowing off the Mississippi river through the French Quarter while walking during. The manager was excellent. Wish we had more time.
Cons: Didn't have sugar for coffee and since you're above a bar, it wasn't open in the morning.
10.0 Excellent
Pros: The location and room were excellent. Would definitely recommend this as a spot to stay
Cons:
With a stay at Royal Street Inn and R Bar in New Orleans (Faubourg Marigny), you'll be steps from Bourbon Street and Royal Street. Featured amenities include luggage storage and coffee/tea in a common area.
In the heart of New Orleans, The Pontchartrain Hotel is within a 5-minute drive of Magazine Street and National World War II Museum. Featured amenities include express check-out, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and dry cleaning/laundry services.
_S-image.jpg?width=66&height=66&crop=true)
Overall 9.0 Excellent
Based on 795 reviews
All reviews
- All reviews
Excellent
10.0
Pros: It was a great place to stay. Very convenient having the trolley right outside the door of the hotel which brought you right to Burban Street. The hotel was also located in the garden district so we spent a day walking and looking at all of the wonderful Southern homes. The staff was so friendly and helpful. I would definitely stay here again!
Excellent
9.6
Pros: Great location and beautiful area
Good
6.7
Pros: Friendly staff
Excellent
8.8
Pros: The restaurants served fantastic food. Service was excellent and the location was convenient.
Excellent
10.0
Pros: Very eclectic decor and clean, cool roof top bar. Great hotel experience.
Excellent
9.2
Pros: The cocktails were great. The view from Hot Tin is spectacular. Jack Rose is really good for a meal and atmosphere. The staff makes the property worth considering another stay.
Excellent
9.2
Pros: Location, room comfort and quiet
Excellent
10.0
Pros: Historic property, very friendly and informative staff. Rooftop bar!!! Huge shower!!!
Excellent
10.0
Pros: Excellent, courteous staff. Love the unique decor and styrofoam the hotel. Felt like I was staying in elegant history!
Excellent
10.0
Pros: The location on St. Charles Ave. with streetcars and buses right there. The traditional atmosphere. The extremely friendly and professional staff.
Excellent
10.0
Pros: Everything!
Excellent
9.2
Pros: The rooms were quirky and fun with an excellent view. Loved the rooftop bar, Hot Tin, with the best view in New Orleans, great piano bar downstairs as well and enjoyed the restaurant, Jack Rose.
Details
Reviews
Overall 9.0 Excellent
Based on 795 reviews
Bar
9.4
Location
9.3
Vibe
8.9
Service
8.8
Room
8.5
Comfort
8.3
Food
8.0
Breakfast
6.7
10.0 Excellent
Pros: It was a great place to stay. Very convenient having the trolley right outside the door of the hotel which brought you right to Burban Street. The hotel was also located in the garden district so we spent a day walking and looking at all of the wonderful Southern homes. The staff was so friendly and helpful. I would definitely stay here again!
Cons:
9.6 Excellent
Pros: Great location and beautiful area
Cons:
6.7 Good
Pros: Friendly staff
Cons: Noisy air condition, location too far away from CBD, no gym
8.8 Excellent
Pros: The restaurants served fantastic food. Service was excellent and the location was convenient.
Cons: Bathrooms could have been given a little bit more attention , esp fixtures that are hanging off of the wall loose.
10.0 Excellent
Pros: Very eclectic decor and clean, cool roof top bar. Great hotel experience.
Cons:
9.2 Excellent
Pros: The cocktails were great. The view from Hot Tin is spectacular. Jack Rose is really good for a meal and atmosphere. The staff makes the property worth considering another stay.
Cons: The air conditioner in room was ok. Never got the room to our desired temperature. No other real complaints.
9.2 Excellent
Pros: Location, room comfort and quiet
Cons: Breakfast room and restaurant billed sepaerately
10.0 Excellent
Pros: Historic property, very friendly and informative staff. Rooftop bar!!! Huge shower!!!
Cons: No, loved staying there.
10.0 Excellent
Pros: Excellent, courteous staff. Love the unique decor and styrofoam the hotel. Felt like I was staying in elegant history!
Cons:
10.0 Excellent
Pros: The location on St. Charles Ave. with streetcars and buses right there. The traditional atmosphere. The extremely friendly and professional staff.
Cons: Not a thing.
10.0 Excellent
Pros: Everything!
Cons: My only issue was that when there was a power outage there was no emergency lighting
9.2 Excellent
Pros: The rooms were quirky and fun with an excellent view. Loved the rooftop bar, Hot Tin, with the best view in New Orleans, great piano bar downstairs as well and enjoyed the restaurant, Jack Rose.
Cons:
In the heart of New Orleans, The Pontchartrain Hotel is within a 5-minute drive of Magazine Street and National World War II Museum. Featured amenities include express check-out, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and dry cleaning/laundry services.
Built in 1830, the charming Inn on St. Ann boasts courtyard shaded by a century-old oak tree and common areas appropriately decorated with antiques, chandeliers, and original local artwork. With hanging plants and wrought iron balcony fronting St. Ann, the Inns rooms and suites epitomize the iconic architecture and ambiance for which New Orleans French Quarter is famous. The Inn on St. Ann also features the Marie Laveau Annex, a hotel property too rich to abandon the name it has carried for decades. This Creole Cottage was once owned by the famed voodoo priestess of New Orleans, Marie Laveau, whose services were sought by the rich and poor, black and white, for everything from court cases to affairs of the heart. Inside the main house, you'll find enchanting interior spaces accented by the exposed brick foyer and grand staircase. Each of our 16 guest rooms has been consistently restored with traditional finishes, yet each showcases its own exclusive features with a collection of fireplaces and unique architectural details.Carefully restored with traditional finishes, each of the 12 guest rooms in the Marie Laveau Annex tells its own story. Much like the voodoo queen, the property attracts visitors and guests of all sorts: The curious and casual, the believers and non-believers. Those seeking a quiet stay or those with the hopes of experiencing the mystical spirit. The Marie Laveau Annex is located just across the street from the Inn on St Ann.
Overall 8.7 Excellent
Based on 633 reviews
All reviews
- All reviews
- Couples
- Families
Good
7.5
Pros: The people who worked the front desk were exceptional. Very nice and helpful.
Good
7.5
Pros: Location
Excellent
8.3
Pros: Location was amazing and the room was located next to a lovely courtyard. They also provided a coffee machine in the room.
Excellent
9.2
Pros: The location is practically perfect if you're walking. It's a very easy walk to all parts of the French Quarter, Armstrong Park and St. Louis Cemetery #1. We didn't need much from the staff, but anytime we did, they responded immediately and quickly. The room was nicely furnished, and everything worked properly.
Good
7.5
Okay
4.6
Pros: front desk staff was very friendly
Excellent
8.3
Pros: The uniqueness of the Inn and the location.
Excellent
8.8
Pros: The staff especially Duane were so friendly and helpful, lovely aveda products in the bathroom
Excellent
9.2
Pros: I LOVED Duane!!! He was accommodating and responsive which is more than I can say for the young female who was at the registration desk in the morning. She was informed of two deficiencies but ignored them both. Duane had to correct the problems. I loved the property. It was quiet at Mardi Gras and close to EVERYTHING!!
Excellent
10.0
Pros: The location and price was amazing.
Excellent
8.0
Pros: Location and decor.
Good
7.5
Pros: Room was clean. Love the decor.
Details
Reviews
Overall 8.7 Excellent
Based on 633 reviews
Service
9.1
Location
9.0
Cleanliness
7.9
Room
7.3
Comfort
6.3
Value
6.2
Amenities
5.8
Location
9.0
Service
8.6
Cleanliness
7.3
Room
6.2
Comfort
5.9
Amenities
5.3
Location
9.1
Cleanliness
7.4
Room
6.5
Comfort
5.9
7.5 Good
Pros: The people who worked the front desk were exceptional. Very nice and helpful.
Cons: NO PARKING!!!!
7.5 Good
Pros: Location
Cons: Very small rooms
8.3 Excellent
Pros: Location was amazing and the room was located next to a lovely courtyard. They also provided a coffee machine in the room.
Cons: Room was very small and the water temperature in the shower was lukewarm.
9.2 Excellent
Pros: The location is practically perfect if you're walking. It's a very easy walk to all parts of the French Quarter, Armstrong Park and St. Louis Cemetery #1. We didn't need much from the staff, but anytime we did, they responded immediately and quickly. The room was nicely furnished, and everything worked properly.
Cons: Given the age and the historic nature of the building I'm not sure anything can done about either of these challenges, and they didn't bother us anyway, but: a) Our room was downstairs, next to a main hallway to the lobby. We could hear everything anyone said and did. b) There was zero natural light in our room (no windows). Make sure you set an alarm if you have anything to do the next morning.
7.5 Good
Pros:
Cons: Heat
4.6 Okay
Pros: front desk staff was very friendly
Cons: house keeping were rather rude when asked for towels and floor mat.
8.3 Excellent
Pros: The uniqueness of the Inn and the location.
Cons: Please wash the floors in the room more frequently. My feet were filthy after walking around the room with bare feet.
8.8 Excellent
Pros: The staff especially Duane were so friendly and helpful, lovely aveda products in the bathroom
Cons:
9.2 Excellent
Pros: I LOVED Duane!!! He was accommodating and responsive which is more than I can say for the young female who was at the registration desk in the morning. She was informed of two deficiencies but ignored them both. Duane had to correct the problems. I loved the property. It was quiet at Mardi Gras and close to EVERYTHING!!
Cons: Just get ready to climb some stairs. I understand because of its historic nature. It’s a lovely property.
10.0 Excellent
Pros: The location and price was amazing.
Cons: The sheets were not clean when arriving.
8.0 Excellent
Pros: Location and decor.
Cons:
7.5 Good
Pros: Room was clean. Love the decor.
Cons: Kids making noise above me and I wish I stayed at the hotel and not a cross the street.
Built in 1830, the charming Inn on St. Ann boasts courtyard shaded by a century-old oak tree and common areas appropriately decorated with antiques, chandeliers, and original local artwork. With hanging plants and wrought iron balcony fronting St. Ann, the Inns rooms and suites epitomize the iconic architecture and ambiance for which New Orleans French Quarter is famous. The Inn on St. Ann also features the Marie Laveau Annex, a hotel property too rich to abandon the name it has carried for decades. This Creole Cottage was once owned by the famed voodoo priestess of New Orleans, Marie Laveau, whose services were sought by the rich and poor, black and white, for everything from court cases to affairs of the heart. Inside the main house, you'll find enchanting interior spaces accented by the exposed brick foyer and grand staircase. Each of our 16 guest rooms has been consistently restored with traditional finishes, yet each showcases its own exclusive features with a collection of fireplaces and unique architectural details.Carefully restored with traditional finishes, each of the 12 guest rooms in the Marie Laveau Annex tells its own story. Much like the voodoo queen, the property attracts visitors and guests of all sorts: The curious and casual, the believers and non-believers. Those seeking a quiet stay or those with the hopes of experiencing the mystical spirit. The Marie Laveau Annex is located just across the street from the Inn on St Ann.
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 8.5 Excellent
Based on 586 reviews
All reviews
- All reviews
- Families
- Couples
Excellent
9.6
Pros: Good service
Excellent
9.6
Pros: This historical inn is located just off the hustle and bustle of Bourbon St and is very quiet. Our party had two rooms a King (upstairs) and a Twin (downstairs). The rooms have been beautifully refurbished in keeping with the era. Spotlessly clean with plenty of towels, quality bed linen, coffee/tea maker and a divinely comfortable bed. The staff are very friendly and helpful (especially Carl who helped us with our luggage) and we were able to leave our luggage on departure day even though the lobby is tiny. There is a very good laundromat within walking distance and good coffee next door! Make sure you visit Pat O’Brians Piano Bar.
Good
7.9
Pros: Beautiful ornate hotel, very close to the action on Bourbon street. Loved the wraparound balcony and views.
Good
6.3
Pros: Nice location
Good
7.1
Pros: The reception staff were lovely. The bed was comfortable. The TV had plenty of channels. Cool wrap around balcony that was nice to sit out on in the morning
Excellent
10.0
Pros: We like stayed here because the location the friendly staff It is very refreshing to find a place that you can go and have no problems
Excellent
10.0
Pros: Great, beautiful hotel that is a value for the money.
Excellent
9.2
Pros: We loved that it was in an old building with exposed brick. It had a private court yard that was nice. The staff was also very friendly especially the front desk.
Good
6.7
Pros: Cleanliness
Excellent
10.0
Pros: The decor inside the rooms complemented the outside .
Details
Reviews
Overall 8.5 Excellent
Based on 586 reviews
Location
9.0
Service
8.7
Vibe
7.9
Room
6.9
Comfort
6.0
Amenities
5.4
Location
9.1
Bar
8.7
Service
8.6
Vibe
7.3
Room
6.3
Comfort
6.1
Cleanliness
5.9
Amenities
5.0
Location
9.0
Service
8.7
Room
5.6
Comfort
5.6
Cleanliness
5.4
9.6 Excellent
Pros: Good service
Cons: Noisy in the morning
9.6 Excellent
Pros: This historical inn is located just off the hustle and bustle of Bourbon St and is very quiet. Our party had two rooms a King (upstairs) and a Twin (downstairs). The rooms have been beautifully refurbished in keeping with the era. Spotlessly clean with plenty of towels, quality bed linen, coffee/tea maker and a divinely comfortable bed. The staff are very friendly and helpful (especially Carl who helped us with our luggage) and we were able to leave our luggage on departure day even though the lobby is tiny. There is a very good laundromat within walking distance and good coffee next door! Make sure you visit Pat O’Brians Piano Bar.
Cons: The top floor rooms are accessed via a steep set of external iron stairs. This was not a problem for us but would be a consideration for anyone with mobility issues. (The staff are happy to assist with luggage which we appreciated.)
7.9 Good
Pros: Beautiful ornate hotel, very close to the action on Bourbon street. Loved the wraparound balcony and views.
Cons: We were told the streets immediately surrounding the hotel are a hotspot for bag-snatching and crime, however it felt fairly safe to us. Walk purposefully and you’ll be fine, or grab an Uber if you’re unsure. Certainly not a reason to avoid this hotel, and the hotel itself is perfectly secure. The floors weren’t very clean at all, and being floorboards this was noticeable when walking barefoot after a shower. Not terrible, just not great. Also, New Orleans is very humid, and we noticed a bit of dampness in our clothes simply from the air seeping into the room. Still, I’d take staying in a genuine French quarter building like this rather than a sterilized plain old multi level hotel.
6.3 Good
Pros: Nice location
Cons: Floors were absolutely dirty.
7.1 Good
Pros: The reception staff were lovely. The bed was comfortable. The TV had plenty of channels. Cool wrap around balcony that was nice to sit out on in the morning
Cons: There was a constant vibrating of our head board for the entire stay which made it difficult to sleep. On arrival we found a dirty face cloth in the shower. Our room was located right across the road from a little bar and people loved being really loud in the street in the early hours of the morning.
10.0 Excellent
Pros: We like stayed here because the location the friendly staff It is very refreshing to find a place that you can go and have no problems
Cons: It is very refreshing to find a place that you can go and have no problems
10.0 Excellent
Pros: Great, beautiful hotel that is a value for the money.
Cons: Only want to warn that you need to be very careful outside. Boyfriend was robbed close to the hotel. It's not generally unsafe, or more unsafe than anywhere else in new Orleans, but you need to be street smart.
9.2 Excellent
Pros: We loved that it was in an old building with exposed brick. It had a private court yard that was nice. The staff was also very friendly especially the front desk.
Cons: The floors could have been cleaner.
6.7 Good
Pros: Cleanliness
Cons: No place in room or anywhere else to relax. Small, noisy, dark courtyard. Way overpriced.
10.0 Excellent
Pros: The decor inside the rooms complemented the outside .
Cons:
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.
With a stay at The Cornstalk Hotel in New Orleans (French Quarter), you'll be steps from Bourbon Street and Royal Street. Featured amenities include a 24-hour business center, express check-in, and express check-out.
-175715.jpg?width=66&height=66&crop=true)
-434082.jpg?width=66&height=66&crop=true)
-466371.jpg?width=66&height=66&crop=true)
Overall 8.4 Excellent
Based on 476 reviews
All reviews
- All reviews
- Couples
- Families
Good
7.5
Pros: Nice external architecture
Excellent
10.0
Pros: I met my best friend in New Orleans for a long weekend, and staying at the Cornstalk was perfect. The room was gorgeous, the staff helpful, the courtyard a perfect oasis to sit and eat take-out lunch, the beds super comfy. It is in the thick of everything, without being right on Bourbon Street, which would have been way too crazy. Royal Street is extraordinary, with tons of gorgeous antique shops and good restaurants. Most importantly - there was a coffee shop just down the block from Cornstalk, and the Verdi Marte is only about four blocks away, where you'll get the best sandwiches in New Orleans. This place was utterly delightful.
Good
7.9
Pros: Exterior Architecture
Good
6.7
Pros: Staff was friendly, location was great.
Excellent
10.0
Pros: Bed was very comfortable. The room was historic and beautiful, felt like I was time traveling.
Excellent
9.2
Pros: Great location! Nice balcony with view of Royal St.
Okay
5.0
Pros: I liked the location, it was the best thing about the Cornstalk. The staff was excellent for what they had to work with! Deja, who worked everyday that we were there, was excellent. She tried to accommodate problems for my husband and I in our room and also for my other family members in a second room. And, the lady who cleaned our rooms did a good job with the deteriorating rooms she had to work with. The inn has history, but the owner need to do some renovating of the rooms to be able to sell that history!
Good
7.5
Pros: The bed is soft and the staff is nice
Excellent
8.3
Pros: We enjoyed our stay at this historic hotel. We loved the location, the quiet but closeness and the staff.
Okay
5.8
Pros: Location and architecture
Excellent
9.6
Pros: The location was awesome and the outside and inside of the hotel was beautiful.
Excellent
10.0
Pros: Great location, and what a wonderful room!
-175715.jpg?width=330&height=170&crop=true)
Details
Reviews
Overall 8.4 Excellent
Based on 476 reviews
Location
9.4
Service
8.7
Vibe
8.1
Value
5.3
Room
5.0
Comfort
4.3
Cleanliness
3.2
Location
9.5
Service
8.5
Room
3.5
Cleanliness
2.7
Location
9.5
Service
8.9
Vibe
7.6
Amenities
7.2
Comfort
4.8
Room
4.6
7.5 Good
Pros: Nice external architecture
Cons: Interior not upto par
10.0 Excellent
Pros: I met my best friend in New Orleans for a long weekend, and staying at the Cornstalk was perfect. The room was gorgeous, the staff helpful, the courtyard a perfect oasis to sit and eat take-out lunch, the beds super comfy. It is in the thick of everything, without being right on Bourbon Street, which would have been way too crazy. Royal Street is extraordinary, with tons of gorgeous antique shops and good restaurants. Most importantly - there was a coffee shop just down the block from Cornstalk, and the Verdi Marte is only about four blocks away, where you'll get the best sandwiches in New Orleans. This place was utterly delightful.
Cons: They don't make it clear on the website that there is no elevator, and that even to get to the ground floor, there is a huge staircase - and this is the only access. The day we were checking out, an elder couple was attempting to check in, but the wife - who used a walker - couldn't begin to make it up the stairs to the ground floor, let alone the 2nd floor room they'd booked. This was a Saturday night, and I imagine they had a terrible time finding another room - and they'd obviously flown in from somewhere far away. This is something that should be made crystal clear to anyone who books a room.
7.9 Good
Pros: Exterior Architecture
Cons: Interior very outdated
6.7 Good
Pros: Staff was friendly, location was great.
Cons: The room was so hot had to get a fan. Had to yane cols showers. Rooms were small, and can't express enough on how hot the rooms were. I will not be staying at this location again.
10.0 Excellent
Pros: Bed was very comfortable. The room was historic and beautiful, felt like I was time traveling.
Cons:
9.2 Excellent
Pros: Great location! Nice balcony with view of Royal St.
Cons:
5.0 Okay
Pros: I liked the location, it was the best thing about the Cornstalk. The staff was excellent for what they had to work with! Deja, who worked everyday that we were there, was excellent. She tried to accommodate problems for my husband and I in our room and also for my other family members in a second room. And, the lady who cleaned our rooms did a good job with the deteriorating rooms she had to work with. The inn has history, but the owner need to do some renovating of the rooms to be able to sell that history!
Cons: First, after tax, etc., our rooms were $186 per night. And, the rooms are definitely not worth that much! Our first room was so small, when I walked by the end of the bed, I had to turn sideways. We did not have any kind of closet so we had to hang 5 days worth of clothes on the back of the bathroom door. There was really no amenities that contributed to the value of the room! Not a clock, nor a coffee pot, no ice machine (although we were able to get ice from the person at the desk.). A plus, the A/C worked! We asked on the second day if we could have a larger room. They were nice enough to accommodate this request and gave us a larger room. However, the A/C in the larger room did not work well. They had a small fan that they gave us which helped very little. The last night my family in the second room had to move to a different room because their A/C was completely OUT! Since the temperature in New Orleans was about 100 degrees, it was really uncomfortable in our rooms since the air conditioning was broken different days in different rooms. Our ages ranged from 67-81 years old, so this was a tough vacation! I have never spent so much and gotten so little!
7.5 Good
Pros: The bed is soft and the staff is nice
Cons: Not able to control the temperature of the room , we were hot all night. Couldn't sleep comfortable because of it. We like it cold along with a ceiling fan blowing. There was no ceiling fan. The shower head was not adjustable. It was a fine mist. Other than those issues. Location is great. Staff was nice.
8.3 Excellent
Pros: We enjoyed our stay at this historic hotel. We loved the location, the quiet but closeness and the staff.
Cons: The carpet in our room was filthy and probably 10-15 years old in a high traffic moldy environment. It’s not a historic piece of the hotel, so I am puzzled by why the owners wouldn’t replace it or upgrade. It is the only reason why I wouldn’t give this hotel a stellar review across the board.
5.8 Okay
Pros: Location and architecture
Cons: Rooms are very small and not that clean
9.6 Excellent
Pros: The location was awesome and the outside and inside of the hotel was beautiful.
Cons:
10.0 Excellent
Pros: Great location, and what a wonderful room!
Cons:
With a stay at The Cornstalk Hotel in New Orleans (French Quarter), you'll be steps from Bourbon Street and Royal Street. Featured amenities include a 24-hour business center, express check-in, and express check-out.
With a stay at Lafitte Guest House in New Orleans (French Quarter), you'll be steps from Bourbon Street and Royal Street. Featured amenities include express check-in, dry cleaning/laundry services, and a 24-hour front desk. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.
Overall 8.5 Excellent
Based on 89 reviews
All reviews
- All reviews
- Couples
Good
7.9
Pros: The STAFF! Always Southern charm and gracious. GREAT location - literally steps from Lafittes Blacksmith shop. FUNKY FLAVOR each room being unique in size, shape and furnishings and this room was large with lots of windows and light. We’ve stayed here many many times thru multiple owners and the historic charm is being replaced with modern wants which had its appeal. The property is in transition of being remodeled/updated. This is not your cookie cutter mass developed hotel chain which is a good thing!
Excellent
10.0
Pros: Stacy was amazing with her ability to find me a cater to our schedule guide for a tour. Also...stayed in room 32. Crazy experience. My wedding ring is SUPER hard to get off. Somehow in the night it ended up in the middle of the bed. If hubby hadn't of done a covers check for stuff left behind I would have never known it was gone. Pesky pirate Lefitte tried to strike again! I didn't wear lotion and I'm a super light sleeper. This has never happened to me before. (And nope...didn't drink a drop of alcohol) The same night Stacy said she heard someone going up the stairs all night (not down...just up!)
Excellent
10.0
Pros: Perfect spot!!! I love the location and staff were super friendly
Good
7.9
Pros: Balcony was amazing, beautiful view. Location was fantastic! Easy walk to everything. Convenient to have refrigerator and bar downstairs. Staff was friendly. Loved the quint historical feel to the rooms and building. True New Orleans feel.
Excellent
10.0
Pros: Great location. New Orleans old world charm. Great staff. Excellent bar.
Excellent
9.6
Pros: Big room with a comfortable bed and cute bathroom with lovely old tiles and lots of natural lighting. Warm, cozy and enchanting place. Lovely and helpful staff. Location was perfect.
Excellent
10.0
Pros: This place has all the charm of New Orleans.
Excellent
8.3
Pros: Great location in the French Quarter and on Bourbon street, but away from the noise and crowds of the bars and clubs. A quaint boutique hotel that you would expect to find in the French Quarter with all the old world charm of the city’s history. The staff were most helpful and friendly when we arrived late in the evening and stood on the sidewalk looking confused and they were always pleasant and helpful when whenever we spoke to them at the desk,
Good
7.1
Pros: The location is great. Right on Bourbon St, close to all yet quiet.
Excellent
8.3
Pros: The rooms were comfortable, but we were moved from a room next to the lounge to a tiny room which was still very noisy on Friday and Saturday nights.
Details
Reviews
Overall 8.5 Excellent
Based on 89 reviews
Service
10.0
Location
9.8
Bar
8.9
Vibe
7.9
Room
6.5
Comfort
5.7
Value
5.0
Amenities
4.7
Location
9.7
Room
6.2
Comfort
5.8
7.9 Good
Pros: The STAFF! Always Southern charm and gracious. GREAT location - literally steps from Lafittes Blacksmith shop. FUNKY FLAVOR each room being unique in size, shape and furnishings and this room was large with lots of windows and light. We’ve stayed here many many times thru multiple owners and the historic charm is being replaced with modern wants which had its appeal. The property is in transition of being remodeled/updated. This is not your cookie cutter mass developed hotel chain which is a good thing!
Cons: This room was in extreme disrepair. Leak marks on the ceiling. Wood rot painted over everywhere around the shower and sink, by the French doors you couldn’t open to the balcony and the wood floor was even rotted through where the makeup bureau was sitting. The electric sockets sparked when you Plugged something in and some of the outlets loose in the wall, none of the drapes or blinds fit properly so you had to be aware when walking around half dressed. The room was off to the rear which was great for privacy but a small balcony sat where you could see through those awful drapes. TO BE FAIR tho, the property is going through renovations. We’ve been coming here off and on for 20 years and miss our Morning pastries fruit and coffee served to us-the staff is to die for and we miss having those interactions with them. A self serve pod machine with powdered creamer or none at all isn’t impressive when spending 175 to 275 on a room. And removing the front parlor in this historic house where once afternoon sherry and treats were served was a part of the elegance and now replaced by a bar...beautiful but Lafittes is literally across the street and the advertised $9 mimosa or Bloody Mary had zero appeal.
10.0 Excellent
Pros: Stacy was amazing with her ability to find me a cater to our schedule guide for a tour. Also...stayed in room 32. Crazy experience. My wedding ring is SUPER hard to get off. Somehow in the night it ended up in the middle of the bed. If hubby hadn't of done a covers check for stuff left behind I would have never known it was gone. Pesky pirate Lefitte tried to strike again! I didn't wear lotion and I'm a super light sleeper. This has never happened to me before. (And nope...didn't drink a drop of alcohol) The same night Stacy said she heard someone going up the stairs all night (not down...just up!)
Cons: Wish I could have stayed in room 21! LOL
10.0 Excellent
Pros: Perfect spot!!! I love the location and staff were super friendly
Cons:
7.9 Good
Pros: Balcony was amazing, beautiful view. Location was fantastic! Easy walk to everything. Convenient to have refrigerator and bar downstairs. Staff was friendly. Loved the quint historical feel to the rooms and building. True New Orleans feel.
Cons:
10.0 Excellent
Pros: Great location. New Orleans old world charm. Great staff. Excellent bar.
Cons:
9.6 Excellent
Pros: Big room with a comfortable bed and cute bathroom with lovely old tiles and lots of natural lighting. Warm, cozy and enchanting place. Lovely and helpful staff. Location was perfect.
Cons: Noisy fun because of an old electrical system.
10.0 Excellent
Pros: This place has all the charm of New Orleans.
Cons: Do I have to put anything here? I didn’t have a problem.
8.3 Excellent
Pros: Great location in the French Quarter and on Bourbon street, but away from the noise and crowds of the bars and clubs. A quaint boutique hotel that you would expect to find in the French Quarter with all the old world charm of the city’s history. The staff were most helpful and friendly when we arrived late in the evening and stood on the sidewalk looking confused and they were always pleasant and helpful when whenever we spoke to them at the desk,
Cons: Nothing worth mentioning.
7.1 Good
Pros: The location is great. Right on Bourbon St, close to all yet quiet.
Cons: The WiFi was down both days. The bathroom had three tiles off, bare floor. Hard to find any wall outlets to plug in electronics.
8.3 Excellent
Pros: The rooms were comfortable, but we were moved from a room next to the lounge to a tiny room which was still very noisy on Friday and Saturday nights.
Cons:
With a stay at Lafitte Guest House in New Orleans (French Quarter), you'll be steps from Bourbon Street and Royal Street. Featured amenities include express check-in, dry cleaning/laundry services, and a 24-hour front desk. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.
Originally constructed in the 1700's, the 15-room Inn on Ursulines is one of the oldest structures in the French Quarter. Located between the famed Royal and Bourbon Streets, this traditional Creole Cottage was once owned by voodoo priestess Marie Laveau, who operated it as a hotel for travelers to the city seeking her services. Engrossed in the property's rich history and architecture are guest rooms providing today's traveler the comfort and modern conveniences expected of great French Quarter hotels. Our inviting courtyard is your personal sanctuary near Bourbon St. offering a quiet refuge from the ongoing thrill that is the New Orleans experience.
-482688.jpg?width=66&height=66&crop=true)
-139065.jpg?width=66&height=66&crop=true)
-963675.jpg?width=66&height=66&crop=true)
Overall 7.9 Good
Based on 293 reviews
All reviews
- All reviews
- Couples
- Families
Excellent
10.0
Pros: Quaint but comfortable hotel. There are no frills or thrills, no refrigerator or microwave and no breakfast, but honestly it didn’t matter. The location was fantastic! There was a French breakfast cafe a block away for good breakfast and all of the French Quarter was accessible. The hotel and rooms were very pretty and showcased the age of the hotel. I know some would not like the slanted floors and plaster wall issues but I absolutely loved the original floors!!! The double door shutter entry was so authentic and it felt like a step back in time to old time NOLA. I am a huge stickler on cleanliness, and this place exceed my expectations for NOLA, they kept the room clean and stocked, oh, and SOOOO COOL! We would absolutely stay here again!!! HISTORIC AND BEAUTIFUL!
Excellent
9.6
Excellent
9.6
Pros: Staff, location, building style
Excellent
9.2
Pros: The staff are amazing. They're like hosts rather than staff. They go out of there way to make sure your stay is as comfortable as possible.
Excellent
9.6
Pros: Excellent location, friendly staff and nice bed.
Excellent
9.2
Pros: Great location and wonderful hotel in the French Quarters.
Good
7.1
Pros: old building but it is the french quarters worked out fine, not amazing but good location
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.
Excellent
9.2
Pros: Very good value for money especially considering the amazing location
Excellent
10.0
Pros: I did not rate the bath tub as there was only a shower. Loved the quaintness of the property. The location was perfect! Loved being hidden in a court yard.
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.
Excellent
10.0
Pros: Very quaint
-482688.jpg?width=330&height=170&crop=true)
Details
Reviews
Overall 7.9 Good
Based on 293 reviews
Location
9.4
Service
8.8
Room
6.9
Bar
6.7
Comfort
6.7
Food
5.7
Cleanliness
4.9
Wellness
4.1
Amenities
3.2
Location
9.2
Service
9.0
Comfort
7.0
Room
6.9
Cleanliness
4.7
Location
9.3
Service
8.3
Comfort
6.5
Room
5.3
Amenities
3.3
10.0 Excellent
Pros: Quaint but comfortable hotel. There are no frills or thrills, no refrigerator or microwave and no breakfast, but honestly it didn’t matter. The location was fantastic! There was a French breakfast cafe a block away for good breakfast and all of the French Quarter was accessible. The hotel and rooms were very pretty and showcased the age of the hotel. I know some would not like the slanted floors and plaster wall issues but I absolutely loved the original floors!!! The double door shutter entry was so authentic and it felt like a step back in time to old time NOLA. I am a huge stickler on cleanliness, and this place exceed my expectations for NOLA, they kept the room clean and stocked, oh, and SOOOO COOL! We would absolutely stay here again!!! HISTORIC AND BEAUTIFUL!
Cons: Lacking in amenities, no refrigerator or microwave. But a coffee maker! The doors are narrow and the stairs are steep so not ideal for older guests or disabled, but historic charm galore!
9.6 Excellent
Pros:
Cons: Hot tub could be warmer
9.6 Excellent
Pros: Staff, location, building style
Cons: I was happy with everything and was what I was expecting. Maybe a little bar fridge would be handy.
9.2 Excellent
Pros: The staff are amazing. They're like hosts rather than staff. They go out of there way to make sure your stay is as comfortable as possible.
Cons: New floors. This place needs new floors.
9.6 Excellent
Pros: Excellent location, friendly staff and nice bed.
Cons:
9.2 Excellent
Pros: Great location and wonderful hotel in the French Quarters.
Cons: Did not take full use of the accommodations at this hotel.
7.1 Good
Pros: old building but it is the french quarters worked out fine, not amazing but good location
Cons: hotel a little run down
8.0 Excellent
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.
9.2 Excellent
Pros: Very good value for money especially considering the amazing location
Cons:
10.0 Excellent
Pros: I did not rate the bath tub as there was only a shower. Loved the quaintness of the property. The location was perfect! Loved being hidden in a court yard.
Cons:
8.8 Excellent
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.
10.0 Excellent
Pros: Very quaint
Cons: Doorway was a little small
Originally constructed in the 1700's, the 15-room Inn on Ursulines is one of the oldest structures in the French Quarter. Located between the famed Royal and Bourbon Streets, this traditional Creole Cottage was once owned by voodoo priestess Marie Laveau, who operated it as a hotel for travelers to the city seeking her services. Engrossed in the property's rich history and architecture are guest rooms providing today's traveler the comfort and modern conveniences expected of great French Quarter hotels. Our inviting courtyard is your personal sanctuary near Bourbon St. offering a quiet refuge from the ongoing thrill that is the New Orleans experience.
Details
Reviews
Overall 5.4 Okay
Based on 1 reviews
Where to stay in New Orleans?
Our Heatmaps tool will help you find the perfect place to stay in New Orleans by showing you how close inns are to major activities
Popular in New Orleans
Accommodations
Airports in New Orleans
Landmarks in New Orleans
- Canal Street
- New Orleans Morial Convention Center
- Harrah's Casino
- The Outlet Collection at Riverwalk
- Jackson Square
- Le Petit Theatre Du Vieux Carre
- New Orleans Station
- Saint Louis Cathedral
- Ogden Museum of Southern Art
- Old Ursuline Convent
- Louisiana Children's Museum
- New Orleans City Hall
- Musee Conti Wax Museum
- The Shops at JAX Brewery
