This inn probably isn't for everybody but it's really very cool and we had a fun stay. Just a few rooms are available upstairs from a popular friendly bar. There's no registration desk, so you check in with the bartender and the whole set up is kind of self-service. We got in very late so the bar was a bit busy on a Friday night, but the bartender was very nice and accommodating. It's an old building so the rooms have a lot of character but have been nicely refurbished. We never heard the bar in our room, which was something we were worried about, so that was good. There's a large outdoor deck that's shared by several of the rooms. Located right between the French Quarter and the Faubourg Marginy so good walking distance to everything. All the great live music clubs and bars on Frenchman Street are just a few blocks away.

I enjoyed every part of my experience at this inn. Our room had two tokens for free drinks at the bar downstairs. We ran into a hipster chick wearing knit holsters pockets that she made herself. She also sold homemade burrito type food off her bike. I had one with black beans. It was pretty good.

This place was wonderful, it was close to Frenchmen Street (which is not as touristy as Bourbon Street), but still a short walk to Bourbon. This atmosphere was like staying with a friend instead of a hotel. The bed was super comfy. The cajun lemonade drink at the bar was really tasty. Will definately stay her again!

As the title reads, I won't be back to this hotel...although it was not horrible. It was my first time in New Orleans (from the northeast) with a friend who was originally from the area. It's about a 5-10 minute walk from the heart of the French Quarter - Bourbon St & the French Market. Not a bad walk during the day and in good weather. As a female, I wouldn't walk there alone just to be on the safe side.

There is absolutely NO service before 3pm. We checked in with the barmaid in the R Bar. The Bar is filthy, old looking and smelled like an ashtray that hadn't been cleaned in years. Be advised, the hotel "overcharges" (holds extra money) in case of damages. This is not depicted on the reciept, and the money has not yet been returned to our accounts. We did not hang out at this bar. The bartender on duty was nice enough, but her fake attempts to make us happy were not enough.

The noise level was bad. We stayed in the first floor Miriginy Suite. The room was unique and spacious. It was clean. There is balcony access via the stairs in the hall. Beware, everyone walking up and down the stairs sound like they're in the room with you (voices and foot steps). On multiple nights, the bar staff emptied the trash (including piles of clanging glass bottles) right outside our door around 3 or 4 am. People hang out on the sidewalks, and the doors are not well insulated.

Upon checkout we were told we could leave our bags in the room until 2:30 when we departed for the airport. We returned early to find the door wide open exposing all our luggage (including expensive work related technology). This is an unacceptable oversite. So housekeeping couldn't protect our things, but had no problem accepting the tip I left them.

There are enough nicer places in NOLA to settle here. The extra few dollars per nite would've been worth it. IF, you are looking solely for a place to leave your things and party 24/7, I suppose you'll be ok.