Right in the middle of french quarter and easy to walk to everything. Didn't need a car for the 3 days we were here. It's close to the action but not too close. It feels very new orleans and has a lot of character. It's not your marriot but that's not what you came to New Orleans for is it?

we were stuck in the back where it was being renovated, we were told construction wouldn't start till 10am but we were woken up at 8:30am. the parking fee was allot more then what was posted online. the girl at the front desk was rude and said i needed a deposit because i paid with cash. the only good service was from the valet. i will never stay here again!! the only thing this hotel has in its favor is location but THE HOTEL PROVINCIAL is allot better in every aspect!

This hotel has a great location for walking to Jackson Square or Burbon S t. Would suggest talking with the hotel when making a reservation. Inside rooms are small and in noisy locations. Do not get 107. The staff seemed very willing to help and make suggestions on many things

Yes, I gave it two stars but we keep staying here year after year and each time I ask myself "why"?. This is a courtyard boutique, small hotel made from one of the oldest school buildings in New Orleans. It has charm, patina and a beautiful courtyard. The Cafe du Mond is a three minute walk from your room in the morning and Jackson Square and the State Museum are even closer. The great shopping on Royal Street is a half block to your right and Bourbon Street is two blocks away (which makes it close but far enough away that you cannot hear it or smell it). The rooms are aging and need some repair but they are clean. This year the internet router, with it's weak, slow signal, hung from the ceiling from a wire poked through the plaster. The TV is 20 years old and the free continental breakfast is not worth the price. The desk staff are polite but not usually friendly or engaging. There is a Bellman... somewhere.So why do we return? We go to New Orleans to be alone together and it is quiet at this place. We want to be ignored. We want privacy and, well, we like shabby sheik.