The connivence.

The steps leading to the second floor were horrible. I actually slipped down. Thankfully I caught myself. Please fix ASAP!

The location was quiet. The only noise I heard was the trash truck in a.m.

The trash cans in courtyard were full and not emptied while we were there.

Perfect location

Bed was squeaky and sagging

The location was PRIMO! Just a short 5 minute walk to the gated parking lot and a short 10 minute walk to the "action on Bourbon Street". We loved coming back to our room as home-base during the trip. Paul was the guest services attendant and we talked with him a lot. He was so nice and knowledgeable. Paul and my boyfriend even had a mini jam session with Paul's guitar. It was a big highlight of our trip.

The sheets were comfortable, but we did notice black flakes or lint residue on the sheets when we arrived. We were able to knock them off the bed and that was the only negative comment we have about the hotel. Everything else was perfect. The shower, the bathroom amenities, the vibes, the aesthetic, and the LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION!

The environment of staying in the French quarter between Royal and Bourbon, and away from the noise was great. The king bedrooms were very spacious for two. Perfect fit if you’re needing somewhere to mainly sleep without any special amenities (Gym, Pool, Breakfast). The staff were very attentive, kind, and helpful. Short walk to French Market & St. Louise Cathedral.

There is no refrigerator or microwave so if you have any leftovers there is no where to store or warm up.

I liked that they had complimentary water and coffee. The staff and service were awesome. They really cared about our stay and all of the amenities were just as expected from the website description.

We were only approached about the room being cleaned and serviced once during our stay and only got our towels replenished once in our four days there. Aside from that, and that was not even enough to care about, everything was perfect.

The bed was pretty comfy, minus the pillows. Location is great and the room is pretty well separated from other rooms.

The pillows sucked, and the air conditioning unit was finicky. The price was too high for such a small and old room, especially given how empty New Orleans was post-Mardi Gras

Staff: The staff were very friendly and accommodating. I refer to all the staff (front desk, maintenance, and cleaning staff). We did not need anything extra, but it was nice that they had a guest fridge, guest microwave, and disposable plates available for leftovers in the lobby. We called ahead of time, so we knew about the fridge/microwave. Location: Nice location. We are very familiar with New Orleans, so we knew the location. Coffee: A Keurig was in the room and there was one in the lobby as well. They provided Styrofoam cups, four pods, and four creamers the first day. They would have provided more upon request. There were additional pods in the lobby. I knew this ahead of time and brought extra pods. Noise: It was pretty quiet overall (even for New Years weekend). The only noise we really heard was the upstairs guests clomping down the stairs late at night. Nothing can be done about that other than to remind people to be respectful of those around you. Drop-off/Pick-up: As with any small boutique hotel options in New Orleans, you have to have a plan ahead of time for drop-off and pick-up. There are parking spots on the street, but it was parked up. We found a temporary spot on the end of the block, threw on our hazards, and were able to unload without any hassles about half a block away. One couple attempted to park right out front and she ended up pulling around the block several times (noted while we were waiting for our room to be ready .... we were early). It would have been better had she just pulled up and quickly took everything out of the car and then go park (one of the couple was there to watch their stuff). Anyway, just think about this ahead of time, so you do not get flustered (one of them was doing the eyeroll thing and getting frustrated with the driver). Parking: There is a lot owned by this company at a sister location that was $30/night. We researched ahead of time and parked in a city pay lot and paid $36 for three nights.

Hmmm... there really wasn't anything we didn't like. Nothing that we even discussed really. We have stayed many places in New Orleans, so we are very familiar with smaller hotels. The bathroom is a bit small, but that is to be expected with boutique hotels like this. It would have been nice to have a fridge and microwave in the room. But we knew this ahead of time (as mentioned above), so really nothing to complain about. As stated above, they provided a fridge and microwave in the lobby. It is a small enough place where we weren't worried about leaving our food in the refrigerator.

Location was spectacular … 1/2 block from Bourbon Street, 1/2 block from a corner store, within walking distance of most of what we wanted to see, and yet super quiet at night because our room faced the courtyard.

Our room didn’t have any windows. But that is probably why it was quiet when we wanted it to be.

Actually- the property owners moved us to another property- The LaMothe Hotel. It was really nice overall. Not really fancy-but we had a nice room in the annex across the street. The lighting was really bad in the room- but there's not much can be done about that with the age of the property. Lets talk about the impressive re-do of an 1830s house into a hotel. Killer pool. Nice folks.