This place is dirty. The bathroom is just beyond words. No ceiling. We were able to hear everything that was going on in the upstairs room. It would be best if they shot it down. We found old cheese and cockroaches. Breakfast was outside and not really good. The second morning we had to ask for staff and got an unfriendly answer. It's a rip off and not worth the price. It's absolutely ridiculous. None of us really slept and it made the stay in New Orleans almost unbearable.

Myself and a group went down for Halloween this year. When we got to Olde Town Inn we were blown away by the service and the hospitality of the staff. Ginger worked with us up until the day we arrived to make our stay perfect. We were a 5 minute walk to Frenchman Street and 7 minutes from the French Quarter. We stayed out till 3 am at the Casino and walked home with no worries. I will always stay here when I go back to NOLA. You get the comforts of home and tons of room to spread out. We stayed in the Shot Gun Suite and loved it.

My husband and I travelled to New Orleans with another couple. We were looking for a hotel that was near The French Quarter and Bourbon Street, Economical, and Not a "traditional" hotel. We thought we would have to sacrifice on at least one of these three. However, The Olde Towne Inn exceeded all of our desires. The rooms were quaintly personalized, the courtyard provided endless amusement, and the breakfast (although simple coffee and pastries) was fresh and delicious. In response to the reviews discussions about noise, we had no problems at all. We stayed in the middle rooms (across from the vending machines), next door to each other and a couple of doors down from a couple with a young child. We experienced no issues with outside noises. The staff and accomodations made an already memorable vacation even more so and we are already looking forward to our next stay!

We travel a lot. We like charming funky offbeat places. But the crude folks who run it were uncivil enough not to warn us when we reserved that our room shared a paper thin wall with a cavernous concrete outdoor dining area which at 7:00 A M became the inn's social hub as all the guests gathered over free breakfast to laugh over their adventures...the food prep surface was inches from our weary heads. We were already worn out from a sleepless night spent listening to the leaky sink they admitted later was scheduled for repair the day after we left. The pitifully worn out bed would not support both of us so we had to sleep in separate beds! Bathroom had no exhaust fan and its non-sealing doors (obviously designed for a closet) could not be pulled closed from outside the bathroom!
When the front desk refused to consider any kind of a refund, we asked for the owner to call us....four days have passed. When I called back trying to get a response the front desk clerk called me an " _ _ _hole." Nice. We are calling visa to get the charges backed off.
These people are jerks. The place looks cute. BUT, our room was unusable. Falling apart, warped wobbling floors with moldy smelling carpet. Buyer Beware!