WE spent 3 nights in the Maison DuPuy and it was excellent. We had the standard room which was well furnished and very comfortable. Coffee machine, good toiletries, plenty of towels and very clean. A fridge would have been useful but on our way back each night we just bought cold drinks at a little shop about 150 yards from hotel so no real problem. We ate in the restaurant one evening and the food was very good and inexpensive - to be honest we wish we had eaten there every night as it is not worth the hassle getting into restaurants in the main entertainment area. Staff were helpful - particularly Sarah Abrusley the Guest Services Manager. The hotel is very close to Bourbon Street - 2 blocks - but you could be 2 miles away as it is so quiet. Some of our friends actually stayed on Bourbon Street and wished they hadn't!!

about 2 blocks to Bourbon St. so near the action but away from the noise....rooms spacious clean and comfortable...staff wonderful..breakfast exellent. didn;t eat supper there as we were always out and about, apparently they have a ghost on the 5th floor..we were on the 4th, but i do believe the little girl ghost came and visited with us in the night, as i had a lovely back rub and my hubby says he didn't give me one. all of the French Quarter has ghosts, so don't stay anywhere in the French Quarter if you are afraid of that.

We stayed at the Maison Dupuy for 3 nights. This hotel is close enough to Bourbon St. and etc. but also far away enough to have a quiet time at bedtime.We totally enjoyed our stay. We had a standard King room on the 3rd floor which was big enough and very cleaned. The staff were friendly and courteous and etc...We are planning to come back .
B & G Brown Jan 29th, 2012

I have stayed at this hotel 2 xs before, Pre and Post Katrina on business. When I find a boutique hotel I like, I try to return with business. The big boxes do not need my business especially in an area that attracts many conventions. I am an Expedia Elite Plus user-for whatever that is worth, and this hotel is marked as VIP access, so I thought it would be a bonus. Since I was on holiday, I was not in a hurry…so the saga begins. At check-in I was met with the comments “you made your reservation through a third party provider, you have a king bed room without a view. If you want to upgrade it is $20.00 per night” at this point I told them about their affiliation with Expedia. “We know nothing about that”. I asked if they could call Expedia and see what they are advertising and I would store my luggage and return later when the front desk was not busy. Expedia called me 2 xs to try to resolve the issue. Since I am from upstate New York-in January- windows that open or a balcony are a must have. I did get an upgrade to a room with a balcony -320. It was the smallest room that I have had at this hotel and not in very good shape. There was mold on the ceiling of the bathroom, the head of the bed abutted the stairwell with metal treads, so I heard people running up and down it wall night. So I believe my Expedia VIP affiliation got me 2 glasses of house wine.
One of the reasons I like (liked) this hotel was because it has a pool and hot tub. The hot tub was out of order and the pool was an obstacle construction site to enter. Now I could have called before I made reservations to see if they were operable, but I didn’t. I know repairs have to be done, and it was my fault for not checking.
Now the good things were the guy playing guitar in the bistro-excellent for someone young and Marvin the car/bag attendant was funny and attentive. Coffee in the lobby is very good. Fortunately there are many boutique hotel options in the French Quarter that I will have the opportunity to explore in the future.