Inn on St Peter

I recently (June 2025) stayed at a sister guest house nearby. So, loving that placed I booked it again. Got to the office and was told they had overbooked. No problem, I'll find somewhere else. The guy at the front desk was able to get me a room at the Inn on St. Peter. I walked over, just a few blocks away. Check-in at the front desk was a breeze, and the guy at the front desk was very hospitable. He walked me to my room and offered suggestions while staying in the area. Y'all, the room was far better than I could have imagined. Large living room/sitting area, great water pressure, comfortable bed, and more. Unfortunately, the only parking is street parking in a residential area so no parking over 2 hours between 9am and 7pm (I think were the hours). They do offer parking a few blocks away in an open parking lot, but I believe it's around $40 for 24 hours. Overall, great place to stay, loved the room (I believe it was room 21) and customer service!

Very tiny check in place. Person was either new or just didn't know many details about the property. Using phone app to unlock hotel room door did not work and had to try many times. Went back the next day for a hotel room key and different person was on duty and gave us one. Very hot in the hallways. The AC in the room was great. It was an excellent location in the French Quarter area to walk to many atrractions without being loud.

Amazing place to stay. Close enough but yet far away enough to enjoy some peace when you need it. If you want to explore the French Quarters I recommend you this stay. Walked at night with no issues. Had amazing stay. Will definitely return.

We actually didn't end up staying here. We had reservations for 2 nights. When we tried to find a place to park there wasn't any places. The Inn advertised free on street parking. What they don't say is that all on street parking is residential with limited hours. But we could park 5 blocks away for $40 a day. There wasn't even room to unload our luggage. I really wanted to stay there. On a positive note, we did get all of our money back and the young lady was very nice.

The Inn on St. Peter Street, located in the heart of the French Quarter, offers an authentic New Orleans experience just a block from Bourbon Street. Guests are welcomed by friendly staff and can enjoy a charming courtyard, with complimentary water and coffee provided daily.||Dating back to 1805, the historic building exudes character, though potential visitors should be prepared for its quirks. Rooms are smaller than average, and the fixed-temperature air conditioning can be uncomfortable. The Inn is also known to appear on haunted history tours, adding an intriguing element for those interested in the supernatural.||However, there are drawbacks. The noise from Bourbon Street can be disruptive at night, and the security of the old French doors with glass windows may raise concerns. Additionally, the stairs to upper level rooms and slanted balcony might pose challenges for guests with mobility issues.||While the Inn on St. Peter Street provides a unique and memorable experience, those seeking more modern amenities might prefer accommodations on Canal Street. Overall, this Inn is a great choice for travelers wanting to fully immerse themselves in the vibrant spirit of the French Quarter.

If you're looking for the perfect balance of French Quarter charm without the nonstop buzz of Bourbon Street, this hotel is the spot! Sitting right on the edge of the action, it offers a quiet retreat while keeping you steps away from all the excitement.||The ground-level suite opens to a cozy courtyard, the perfect spot to start your morning with coffee and beignets. If you're planning a trip to New Orleans, this is definitely a must-book stay!

Great location a few blocks from bourbon st. So you can easily walk to everything but then get away from the chaos to sleep. You can sit on the balcony and have drinks. | Rooms are small but doable. You can park your car at another secure property of theirs. $40/night which is very reasonable for this area. Basically don't take a car into the french quarter. It is a hassle.

Great location for exploring the French Quarter, with easy access to many attractions, including a nearby Airport Express bus stop to the airport that costs only $1.25. The hotel is a beautiful historic building with a classic New Orleans feel. Daily cleaning, bottled water and toiletries are provided everyday.||We stayed in a balcony room, which was lovely in the morning and night. The soundproofing isn’t great—you can hear people walking outside, and during our stay, we could even hear an argument in the next room. The rooms are on the smaller side, but since we only had carry-ons, it wasn’t an issue for us. There’s no elevator, so our balcony room was accessed by stairs, which wasn’t a problem for us but might be for others.||Overall, it’s a good choice for the value, experience, and location - we just walked everywhere. The staff is friendly and even provides maps. We’d consider staying here again if we return to New Orleans.

Came to NOLA for a long weekend and loved this place. Very convenient to Bourbon Street but far enough from noise to sleep well. Will definitely be back!!

Amazing location!!!!!!!!!!! And comfortable beds. Beautiful place. Will stay again soon!

Pretty solid location, it's in the quarter but just far enough away from bourbon that it's not loud at night. Parking is hit or miss. I had to spend a chunk of money at a paid parking lot ($30/day,) but there are plenty of options nearby. Room was very small but it was enough for what I needed as a solo traveler. No fridge or microwave, so be aware of that. I did appreciate that there was a keurig with coffee in the room though!! There is a balcony with a few tables and chairs that you can utilize! The balcony isn't connected to specific rooms, so anyone can use it. Staff was very welcoming. I had to check in a day late because I was dealing with my mother's death a couple hours away; I let them know what was going on and I didn't have any issues when I was finally able to check in. Deposit was just $100 and was returned to my debit card within a few days of checkout.

Clean room good bed. Service non existant. Freezing cold room. Room was never serviced in 2 days. Coffee capsule machine pitiful , our room at $150 Daytime. Receptionist was rude and projected a very negative attitude. Why would I leave New York and come to New Orleans and pay for attitude?

STAFF 1,0000/10 Miss Carolyn (apologies if I heard her name incorrectly) she said she's worked her 20+ years . Amazing, just an angle. So sweet, refereed to us as "her guests" and this is how I felt. My boyfriend was sick when we arrived to town and she checked us in early, she was a blessing. Such a sweet woman. The inn itself was beautiful! We had a suite. Large, comfortable , fridge , balcony. ONLY complaint was the TV didn't have hardly any channels (but I'm on vacation so I shouldn't be watching tv anyways) & the cell service in there was horrible but I blame Verizon. Otherwise it was perfect. Other staff was polite as well. When we come back to New Orleans we will be staying here. I will say, from a management side perspective- I was charged for the room and they had a pending 900 dollar charge on my card, went to the front and they showed me the only pending charge was a 100 security deposit. I then confirmed with my bank it was indeed the hotel, they waved the pending charge for me- I didn't get charged after all so, all good. But for those of us who don't have 900 dollars to be half hostage that is something to consider- but not staffs fault they assured me, showed me and did all they could for me.

This hotel is perfectly situated close enough to Bourbon Street and the French quarter, that you can walk just about anywhere you want to go. The price was pretty good and the beds were comfy. The down side unfortunately is that the closest parking is 3 blocks away if you have a car. (There is no on-site parking). There are also no refrigerators or microwaves. The doors are also pretty flimsy. I could push them in without much pressure, so it didn't feel too safe, other than the fact that the is a gated courtyard that separates you from the outside world. Staff was very pleasant and helpful when they were there, but I did try calling a couple days before I arrived to make sure they were open before we made our way there, but never received a return call. And when we arrived, we found out that no one was on premise to check us in except from 3 pm - 11 pm. If you just need a centrally located room to sleep in without many amenities, and a decent price, then this is your baby! But if you're looking for on-site parking, a refrigerator, microwave and a few more creature comforts, then you might want to look elsewhere. Overall, our stay was good, but I would have enjoyed a bit more luxury and been willing to pay for it.

I really enjoyed staying at this place while we were in New Orleans. Walking distance to a lot of bar and the famous Bourbon Street. The staff good. They came and cleaned while we were away. I like the little balcony area they have upstairs is really cute.

The most amazing customer service I've experienced! Dwayne was extremely helpful and even gave amazing suggestions of food and bar spots. So attentive to our needs.

We transferred to this location after a disappointing beginning at an expensive hotel. Here we found our second home. This time my son and his girlfriend got a separate room from us both accommodations we lucked out and got suites. Both rooms have dining areas and a living room, bathroom that is clean and no mold and bedroom has a king size bed. The LR and bedroom have tvs, there is free wi-fi and it's air conditioned. Our room is off the backyard courtyard which is nice. By doing what we did we saved $1000 dollars and we are extremely happy. Everyone is lovely here and very accommodating.

Very nice staff. Greeted with a smile. It is an older property and the rooms are small but they were clean everything worked. In New Orleans all you really need is a bed to sleep on. I have stayed at their other properties and had a similar good experience.

Stayed here for a night following a cruise. The hotel was well located away from the crowds but close enough to everything that you could walk. The hotel itself was a classic French quarter building with narrow alleys, steep stairs, and little courtyards. The staff were friendly and let us leave our bags in the lobby after checkout before we had to depart for a later flight. The lobby doesn't stand out and navigating the hotel itself is a bit tricky. There were a few issues with the hotel including a malfunctioning hair dryer, coffee maker, mouse droppings in the drawers and a shower that took 5 minutes to warm. The cleanliness was less than desirable but the sheets were clean and the beds were comfortable.

This hotel is exactly what we were looking for. We are just here for 1 night with our 4 yo. It is only a few blocks from the main drag of bourbon st., but far enough away that it's quiet. We got the king suite with the fold out bed. The building is super old, 1800's, but definitely well kept. Its clean on the inside and looks like it's gotten a recent coat of paint. The only thing that is a bummer is there is no parking. The man at the front offered some suggestions though that are safe. It seems like there isn't any parking around here, though, so it's not the fault of the hotel. The hotel does have a balcony that looks down towards the action. The man with the purple hat at the front desk was very helpful. Definitely recommend for families or someone that doesn't want to be kept up all night from the music.

Booked hotel about a month in advance. This hotel is one of the converted townhouses in the French Quarters. The hotel wasn't hard to find and upon entering we were greeted. We got there about 12pm but our room wasn't ready yet; checkin is at 3. We were able to leave our luggage and roam the city for a bit until our room was ready. Once we returned we shown to our rooms. We had to step outside into the courtyard to enter. We had a room with a double bed and it was quite small. We weren't surprised as it looks just like the pictures online but it was tight. The bathroom was actually pretty spacious. The bathroom was only slightly smaller than the room. There was so much space that the keruig was housed in the bathroom. Besides small the room was cute, bed was comfortable and had everything we needed. The floors were a bit dusty, could have used a mopping. The next morning as we were leaving we are approached by a staff member and asked he we wanted an upgrade. Free upgrade, heck yeah! They tell us to return around 1 and that's when the room will be ready. We return around that time and pack up our stuff and head to our new room which is a 2 bdrm suite. The entrance for this room is on the other side of the building. This was a huge upgrade, coming from our very small double bed room to a 2 bdrm suite. One bedroom had a king size bed and the other had 2 double beds. There was a separate living room with a couch and a dining table. All 3 rooms had a tv. However upon entering we noticed that like the previous room there wasn't enough attention to detail on the cleanliness. There were cigarettes left in the ashtray on the balcony and the previous guests used soaps in the shower and like downstairs the floors were very dusty and so was the tops of all the furniture. Everything else appeared tidy. They need to incorporate mopping or a swifter into their cleaning regimen along with a duster. We had to wear socks or slippers anytime we had to walk around. The location of this hotel is great. Close enough to everything to walk but far away enough to be able to sleep in peace.

I love this place but I can see how it wouldn't be for everyone, depending on what level of comfort and convenience they're used to. That being said, I'll start with the cons so if it's not your cup of tea you can start looking elsewhere. There's no parking. We did wind up parking in a pay-to-park lot about three blocks away. That feels like a long way after a twelve hour drive while hauling suitcases. It wasn't so bad the next day after rest and shopping. If you want a two bedroom suite, you'll have to haul your suitcases upstairs because there's no elevator. Also, the couch can fold out into a bed but I wouldn't recommend it. The mattress was pretty flat and old so we just folded it back up and my daughter slept on the couch as is. She's petite so fit just fine. That's it. The only negatives I have. Now for the pros. This is an old building and you can practically feel the history, which appealed to all five of us. It has a very unique smell (maybe old building smell but it strongly reminded me of how ballet shoes/studios smell. Weird but I love it!). There are all kinds of bars and places to grab a bite to eat within walking distance. The mattresses were firm and beds were comfortable. I slept better here than I have in weeks on my infinity mattress at home! Everything was clean and the staff have all been extremely nice and helpful! The courtyard could be called a little creepy, but that's right up my alley and I think it's cool! I sat out on the balcony earlier and enjoyed listening to people walking by and chatting. I FEEL like I'm in New Orleans in the historic French Quartet and not some random hotel with a New Orleans theme. If it weren't for the fact that I'm no longer a spring chicken and have arthritis in my back and hips I'd definitely stay here again (although I may do it anyway, who knows?). There was plenty of hot water, water pressure was great, and when I asked for more towels and shampoo, I received them promptly. All this being said, we did NOT come during Mardi Gras! The place isn't packed so we're not competing with a bunch of other guests for hot water. I love this place, but I love old buildings and I definitely feel like I'm in a totally different place than my home town. It may not be for everyone but it was perfect for what we were looking for!

Stayed here for 2 nights thurs- sat, it was clean, the beds were comfy and the heater worked great but it took awhile of trying to figure out how to use it. It was freezing cold when we arrived it was about 40 degree weather, we tried to cut the heater on but we couldn't figure it out so the front desk lady came up to try and assist us. She attempted a few times but she couldn't get it to work as well. She was nice enough to bring us a portable heater, but it didn't do much. After my boyfriend youtube how to cut it on it worked great, thank god! Even though we had trouble with our heater the front desk was so helpful. Great little gem close SUPER close to Bourbon st, everything was great. Oh there no elevator so if your not capable of carrying your luggage up steep stairs request for a first floor room.

We loved our stay here! Got a two room suite for an amazing price. Check in was helpful and friendly (thanks Claude!). The historical building is gorgeous, the beds were comfortable, and had tons of pillows! Beautiful atrium and patio as well. I've already told a bunch of friends about this place, and I can't wait to go back!!

All you skeptics, heed my warning... While sitting on the bed, waiting to leave for dinner, in room #6, I heard a coin drop and roll across the floor. Now mind you, I had no metallic currency on my person! Also the bathroom door opens randomly on its own, much like a nightmare I had no more than two months ago. The entryway is directly across from a bar, and I'm positive that I heard rowdy revelers after 9pm! Taking into account each one of these inexplicable happenings, it's perfectly justifiable to state that this room is assuredly haunted with a malevolent spectre! Also, the bed creaks, the floor isn't completely level and the bathroom tiles have a little bounce to them. Other than that, it's a solid choice

Location is good but that's about it. We walked into our room and it smelled musty / moldy. There were hairs in the bed and shower. The walls were damaged. The furniture was stained. The doors to the room close but there is a gap between the doors and the floor. We stayed just long enough to book a different hotel. The pictures online looked promising but sadly we were fooled. Beware before booking

If you get Room 19 I hope you're a very heavy sleeper. The doors don't close properly and it's basically like sleeping in a tent. The doors close and lock but there's a half-inch gap that's open to the outside! All the street noise is extremely loud and clear. On day 3 I saw they have earplugs in the nightstand, which made me really mad because they are obviously aware of the noise problem! My A/C and heater (needed to use both in 4 days lol) were iffy and didn't work well even thought it's a small room. I didn't have a keurig coffee in my room. There wasn't an extra blanket for the chilly nights. I absolutely had the worst 3 nights of sleep in my whole life in this room. The beds and pillows are very comfortable so I'm giving a star for that. I guess if you are pass-out drunk you'll sleep ok, but if not buckle in for a rough time. My friends stayed downstairs in Room 20 and their ceiling and walls were pretty thin, could hear upstairs guests walking very loud, but the brick wall side was nice and quiet. Their climate control worked perfectly, they had a fridge and coffee pot, and they had TWO box fans in their room. I couldv'e really used those to drown out the noise in my room but only discovered them on the last day. Got to remember this used to be a boarding house and apparently there's been no further insulation added since the early 1900's. The beds are comfortable, the place was clean, and the location is good. The staff was very nice. But you really need to be careful about which room you get.

Stayed here for the 3rd time last weekend. This place has definitely gone DOWN hill!!! The room was nothing like the room I have previously stayed in and what I thought I was getting this time as well. Room was disgusting and the toilet never worked the whole time! I refused to even attempt to shower it was so gross .... Will certainly be finding a new place if I ever go back.

Quaint little spot near rampart. Courtyard, bathtub, irons and closet for clothes. Nice.

3.5 stars rounding up because...location, location, location! Nothing beats being close to all of the action yet far enough when needed to be. Just 2 blocks away is Bourbon St., plus the ever famous Pat O'Brien's as well as Preservation Hall are both on St. Peter (same as the hotel). We had two nights where our last stop was at either of those places and I tell you, walking home to your hotel in less than 10 minutes after a long night with booze is something you would very much appreciate at the moment. The boutique itself is small, housed in a historical building beaming with that distinct French Quarter flare. By that, I mean 2 stories with a balcony on the 2nd floor overlooking the street. The inn has a courtyard inside with the rooms surrounding it. Our room was on the 1st floor which I didn't mind but let me warn you, it can get noisy in the morning since just across our room is the courtyard door that leads out to the street. We could hear the housekeeping lady talking loudly to other staff or guests arriving/leaving. If you're not a morning person, request for the 2nd floor. The accommodation itself feels a little cramped which is weird because the bathroom is very spacious. We had a full size bed which was comfy enough and I knew this wasn't a place I would be expecting to have a memory foam mattress. Pillows could be newer and fluffier if I must say. Offering daily housekeeping, I expected the room and bathroom to be cleaned as if each day we were a new guest checking in. That wasn't the case. Our bed was well-made but the room and bath was sloppily cleaned without refilling the Keurig machine supplies and toiletries. There was one night when we got to our room with no towels which the front desk apologized for and said their housecleaning lady called in sick that day. Not sure why they don't have spare towels - and did that mean she was also in charge of washing the towels daily? Another thing that bugged me was the smell of the room. It smells of old furniture and mosquito spray. Being in a swampy area, I guess I'll prefer that over mosquito bites. Nevertheless, staying here was really experiencing the French Quarter and for that authenticity, I don't regret booking this place. Heck, I would even still recommend it.

This was an impulse trip... So I considered myself lucky to find a place at a relatively good price and within walking distance of most points of interest... While there weren't any rooms available when I got there for an early check in, the person at the desk was nice enough to take my bag while I went out for a walk and get breakfast. I requested a room with a balcony, buy didn't get one... I was a little salty at first about this. But after a couple late nights coming in, climbing stairs was the last thing that I wanted to do!! I was given an inner courtyard room which wound up being great. Nothing over the top going on here. But the room was nicely decorated, extremely clean, comfortable, and overall a very quiet location... There was a bar across the street, a park two blocks away, and other shops along the two block walk to Bourbon Street... I think that this was a really good location to stay, mainly because there wasn't much walking or driving traffic there. The metal door and narrow hallway that I had to enter from the side street freaked me out at first. But even with the bar across the street, there literally wasn't anybody hanging out. The interior of the room was similar to a Courtyard by Marriot... If I want to be close to Bourbon Street without actually staying in the middle of everything, I'd choose this place to stay again.

This was the perfect spot to stay in the French Quarter. It's not directly on Bourbon Street but it was only two blocks away that I could still sleep and not hear the caos till 4am. We came back about 1-2am so our street was peaceful. The building itself was beautiful as well as inside. I love the brick walls and high ceilings. I was a little disappointed that we were not on the second floor as they had the small deck to do people watching. We stayed here three nights and they cleaned our room after the second day. They had only four towel sets when this room was supposed to be for six. Two queen beds and one sofa couch for two. The sofa bed was not comfy as its too soft and kinda of uneven. The queen beds were high but ok. The sheets were clean but not really soft. They did provide 4 pillows to use on each bed. The bathroom was in good condition but the showerhead was not spitting out a lot of water but good enough. We also could not get cold enough water when we showered! Never experienced that! The first day we were there, they had sewage issues for two days that we were recommended to not drink the water but we could shower. We bought bottled water for the next two days. The AC worked great in both rooms that I was freezing but the boys liked it cold since it was hot and humid outside. They did have a small frig and Kurig coffee machine provided. The staff was nice and you have to ring the doorbell in order to go in; nothing stolen and no bed bugs! The wifi worked best in the room then the living room area. We were barely here so this place was decently priced for our stay and for what if offered. If we were to come back, I would still stay here again as it was in the best location to everything....

Location! Price! Accommodations! I loved my stay here with a spacious, clean room for a great price! Totally walkable to Bourbon Street and the front desk staff were helpful and friendly! Will stay here again!

REVIEW OF ROOM 14: GORGEOUS, character-filled boutique hotel in the Quarter right on St. Peter and Burgundy near Rampart. I LOVED staying here. Steps away from Bourbon Street, but far enough away that you can get a good night's sleep. The rooms are beautiful with hard wood and exposed brick. Our room was slightly humid, and the AC operates just at comfortable. If you like it freezing cold, you won't get that in Room 14. Gorgeous balcony and quaint courtyard. Everyone who came to our hotel thought it was so cool. No refrigerator, no chair, not much space for anything (although it did have plenty of drawers and a small armoire), so pack light.

Stayed here on my 4th trip to New Orleans, and I have to say I am a fan. The location was ideal, a few blocks away from Bourbon Street in the French Quarter. We had 6 girls staying in the suite, with 2 queen beds and a pullout couch in the living room. There was also a small dining table, coffee machine, and refrigerator that got some use. It was very convenient to have in room wifi with a strong connection as multiple of us had to work, while the others used the wifi to update our instagram and snapchat! If you are staying in the living room on the pullout couch bring earplugs as the street has about 2 bars on it which stay open all through the night, so it can get a bit lousy. I would definitely recommend this hotel for future stays in New Orleans. A better price was found on hotels.com than calling the hotel directly. Minus one star because we did not have hot water for the first 24 hours- which was a strain for 6 women who had just flown in and even the next morning could not shower in the room. The front desk said they would send someone by twice, which did not happen. On the third call to front desk, they gave us access to another suite-- which the front desk person actually did not have the authority to do, we found out. When someone finally came to look at the shower it was an easy fix, so I wish it would have just been done the first time we asked.

Nice courtyard and suite was large. The shower at times was hard to get the water warm, either it was too hot or too cold. Due to covid no house keeping available.

Starting with the positives... the location was perfect, the ac was cold and the bed was comfortable. However, the shower wasn't draining properly so we had to stand ankle deep in water while showering. The tv in the bedroom was not functioning. There were tons of random long black hairs throughout. Our key cards randomly stopped working twice. There was a lot of dust. There was also a foul smell in random parts of the suite. Granted I know with an old building, there will be smells but this smell was not of an aging building. It smelled like mold and urine. It was just a generally unclean feeling. I was very surprised and disappointed because I had heard such good things. I don't recommend.

Pros: Great location. People in the streets but not crazy. Quiet at 2am when we finally got back to the room. Rented this place because it had 4 beds and we had a good sized group. We had a second floor balcony which was awesome for people watching. It's just far enough away from Bourbon street to not hear any noise or have to deal with crowds. Cons: The room was old which I expected in that area. No problem with that. However, the AC unit on the wall was functioning but had a waterfall of water coming down onto the table in the living area. In the bedroom I noticed a couple old, way dead insects on my bed. They blew out of the AC unit on the wall next to the bed. Final thoughts: Location was great, room was big enough to accommodate our group, and I would definitely stay again. The balcony was awesome.

I am very impressed. Exceeded my expectations. Only thing is there is no parking or valet. But that is to be expected for the price and we are in New Orleans. I love the feel of old original New Orleans. But still the ambiance of a posh hotel. Worth the buck. I would definitely stay here again and feel like I definitely got a value for my stay!

Booked a suite here. This seems to be a disconnected set of apartments. It's a 2-star hotel with few if any amenities at the hotel level, though my room was closer to a 3-star hotel room. My room was on the 2nd floor, which was inconvenient since there was no elevator and no bellhops. There's no hotel parking, and street parking is limited, but there was enough room to park temporarily for loading and unloading purposes. The 2.5 room suite only had one small trash can, which was in the bathroom. Definitely inconvenient. The floor was moderately dirty, though the rest of the suite was clean. The fridge was small, but they did have a fridge. Good environmental controls. Somewhat strangely decorated. There was an ottoman in front of what appeared to be a sealed door that would have led to a balcony, for example. Not a great location--about a block or so from Louis Armstrong Park, which is known as a hotspot for crime at night.

Buyer beware... I booked my hotel 6 months ago and they do a bait a switch. You end up in a hotel on the other side of town that they claim they own. When I booked all my paperwork says the inn a st peter. By the way trip advisor sent me here. You call the office and you will not get anywhere. By the way they charge you upfront a non refundable deposit at the time of the booking. You end up being stuck.

The extra star is for location. For 6 nights and 3 people, our stay was $976. To stay in French Quarters, most spots are $200+ per night. It's much cheaper to stay outside of the French Quarters but if you're a 1st timer or lazy walker and want to be in the center of all the fun tourist stuff, French Quarters is the way to go. This was my 2nd NOLA trip but the 1st for my parents so I wanted to make sure we chose a location with great walkability. When I booked my hotel on Hotel Tonight, it didn't tell me if my room was a double queen, single king, etc. so I called the hotel. It was nighttime and the boy who worked at the front desk said he was unable to accommodate my request to get a double queen or king with rollaway. He advised I call back in the morning. I called and they said my room is too small for a rollaway. Overall, this place is prime because of the location. They have bottles of water and apples inside that are free for hotel guests. The bedroom was tiny and didn't have a window except for the one on the door. That curtain on the door had to be closed for privacy. They have a nice private patio area that is small but quaint. The office is pretty tiny but they'll hold your luggage for you on the day you check-out if you need a place to keep them.

A-ok. His place let us check in early since they had a room available at no charge. Yes! Close to bourbon street so you can stumble to and from bars (like three blocks literally). Close to one of the trolly lines, about three blocks up in front of the park. This place is old so your room will be shaped weird and your ac will blast your ear drums out all night but at least you'll have a cold room.

I booked through hotel.com and had a non refundable reservation for this week. With everything going on I thought It couldn't hurt to ask if I could get a refund due to the state of emergency. The lady that answered the phone said they were refunding everyone, even the nonrefundable rates but I had to call hotel.com to cancel it. Called hotel.com and had a lengthy wait which is understandable. Got a refund processed immediately. They didn't have to refund me but they did. Ill make sure my next visit is staying with them. Going above and beyond.

I had a wonderful time at the Inn on St. Peter. I called them early in the day to see if I could drop my luggage off since my flight arrived early. When I arrived, I was not pleased with the size of the room. It was a tad bit too intimate for me and my sister. The staff was VERY VERY accommodating. Not only did they let us check in early, they switched our room to a much nicer size. The atmosphere was very relaxing and cozy with a short walking distance to Bourbon st and the trolly car. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone!!!

Disappointed to give this hotel only two stars as we were hoping to have a much better experience based off of the reviews and photos we saw. The room itself is quaint, but cute! There was plenty of space for two people in the Deluxe room, which included a double (full) bed. Two bottles of water were complimentary, which we definitely took advantage of in the Louisiana summer heat. The hotel itself is centrally located - according to an Uber driver, we were in the gay district, which we weren't initially aware of but obviously didn't mind. We could easily walk to Bourbon Street and the Cathedral. No parking is provided, but you can park in a garage a few blocks down (walking distance) and pay $30 for overnight parking. My boyfriend and I just dropped off our luggage in the room and dropped the car off at the garage and walked back, which I definitely suggest. Now the bad - as soon as we got into the hotel, I took off my shoes thinking the hardwood floors would be clean. I was wrong. As soon as I walked from the door to the bathroom, the bottoms of my feet were COVERED in black dirt. It was absolutely disgusting. We told the security guard, Tim, who was the only staff available at the time, and he was so sweet to mop the floors for us but all it did was move the dirt around. The AC was also turned off once we arrived and took about two hours to actually start up and cool down the room. Even then, the room wasn't cold at all. We told the staff about the dirty floors the next day while we were checking out, and they were so unprofessional. One man blamed it on a cleaning lady and the cleaning lady blamed it on another lady. Once we told the staff who cleaned our room (she left a note stating she was the one who cleaned it, which I believe is customary), they went: "Oh, well she's not in today." No one on the staff extended an apology or even tried to amend the issue. Overall, there are better places to stay in New Orleans for around the same price. Disappointed in the cleanliness of the hotel and the way the staff acted once we brought it to their attention. Thank goodness we only stayed for one night.

I have added a star because the staff we interacted with could not have been nicer and more appreciative of our business. To be 100% honest, as I feel like I should be in a review, there are some issues. first was the cleanliness of the room. Even after check in and reporting that the bathroom was not cleaned well, the second attempt was only a little better. The tub and caulk/grout needs attention for sure. The faucet was also broken and leaked water on the counter top the entire visit. As for the listed amenities. the TV is for sure, not a 42 inch it was quite small and our room definitely did not have a Keurig in the room which is not a problem for me personally as I don't like Keurigs. They do not service the rooms daily , not bring towels but it stated that in the lobby so I know what we were in for and didn't need any additional towels during the stay. We needed a little later check out than 11:00 am and they were able to accommodate us. There is ZERO they can do about the noise level but it's very noisy due to the bar across the street , the rattling manhole cover with every car passing, and the heavy doors that slam. In all, as I stated in the beginning, the staff is very responsible for the bulk of the positive rating!

Wish I could literally give them ZERO STARS not only was the room super dusty and had clear indications that the room hadn't been swept, mopped, dusted in probably a year. There was DRIED BLOOD STAINS ON THE BED. Unfortunately for us we did not even notice until the next morning of our second night staying. The bed was nicely folded and we just jumped right in after spending thanksgiving night with family. We woke up and noticed the blood stains totally ruined being there. Instantly called the front desk and they stated the General Manager was not in but they would inform her by Monday and let the housekeeping know as well. I had to clearly go to the front desk to emphasize how unacceptable that was and then they decided to give a damn attempted to give me my money bag, but once they realized I paid through HotelTonight they redirected me to them. Very unsatisfied with the entire process, hotel tonight only gave me a credit that can be applied to another hotel stay. Will never even think of staying at a place like this again yes it's great location but put simply they don't clean those rooms or give a damn about customer satisfactory! Pics also posted of this hot mess hotel

One star too many! Horrible. I reserved a room and drove 2 hrs from the Air Force Base. When I arrived I was unable to physically drive up to the hotel entrance because the police barriers had it blocked off for Mardi Gras. I called the hotel figuring they could give me assistance on what to do. Their solution was for me to park in a garage 4 blocks away and walk with our bags. I told them I was only in the town for the night to drop a friend off at the airport the next morning. We had lots of bags & it was not reasonable to walk that far with so many bags being in the military & not there for Mardi Gras. I asked for a refund of 480.00 for one night and they declined my refund. I would NEVER recommend this hotel to anyone. The manager lack of empathy or understanding of the situation. All hotels were booked bc it was Mardi Gras week so I had to drive back 2 hrs to the Air Force Base to get up the next morning to drive 2 more hrs to the airport. 6 hours of lost time & out $480.00 cash. Horrible, money hungry management.

I have visited New Orleans many times and have stayed usually in the hotel chains. I joined some friends for Halloween this year and was glad I took the impulsive trip. I traveled to attend all the Halloween festivities. Let's start with location - I enjoyed that it was in the french quarter and 2 blocks from Bourbon St. I loved the look of the hotel - it embodied the historic Spanish design and had the gas lamps and balcony. There are a few courtyards to hang out that makes it feel private. The staff were friendly and helpful if you requested or needed help with pointing out local spots. My friends booked the 2-Bedroom Suite. One room had 2 queen beds and one queen bed. Each room had a flat screen television. The suite area offered a dining room table with a living room coffee table and flat screen television. The living room sofa was also a fold-out bed. Also in each room is a Keurig machine that the coffee drinkers loved. The bathroom was a decent size. The beds were comfortable and I enjoyed the ability to control the temperature a ceiling fan and air conditioner in the living room and in each bedroom. Ok - back to the location. It is close to the Louis Armstrong Park - they have lots of community activities happening there for FREE - so it's worth a walk to check out. You can get to the Treme neighborhood with a 15 Minute walk and if for nothing alone - visit Willie Mae's Scotch House - On Many "Best Fried Chicken" lists and featured on the Food Network a lot. It's worth the walk and waiting in line. Check out my review of them too. Close to St. Louis Cathedral and Jackson Square. Across the street is a cool "gay bar" - 700 Club. A few stops were made there before and after activities - the bartenders are cool and they seem to attract locals - so it was a nice chill spot - especially on Halloween Night. The best part of this location - is you can walk anywhere in about 10-15 minutes. You are close to the craziness - but won't get annoyed because you are far enough away. If there is a negative - we were located in a 2nd floor suite - the ice machine is downstairs. Guess what - when you go out and come back in - remember - Get Ice - just a small adjustment. If you want a great french quarter hotel - I would stay in this hotel again.

Great Hotel! Best location and worth every penny. The staff is very friendly and accommodates your every need.Less than a half of mile from Bourbon street. I stayed in the upstairs room with the balcony very cute and worth the price. Only small downfall the upstairs room got really hot and is hard to cool off especially during my stay this summer. I would definitely recommend it.

We went to the hotel after our flight landed and we were expecting to just drop our bags off and wait until our room was ready, but we were actually able to check in early and get into our room right away which was amazing. The internet was down when were got there and was down until the next day, so we were unable to make our final payment when we checked in. The man who checked us in was super nice, I wish I got his name. He walked us and showed us how to get to our room. We had to walk down a narrow hallway to get to our area on the ground floor. I loved the double security. We had to use our card to get into the courtyard and then use it again to get into our room. Room was small, but all we really needed was two beds, so we were fine with that. A complaint I do have is that the rooms were not the cleanest. Very dusty and our comforter and sheets had stains on them. When we asked the housekeeper if she could change our sheets she said she might get around to doing it. We did not check to see if she changed our sheets because we were a little intoxicated when we got to the hotel our last night and had an early flight. Bathroom was a nice size and we were provided with towels and they also let us have extra towels when we ran out.

Wonderful little hotel! My boyfriend and I booked a regular room for a 4 day, 3 night stay. When we arrived, about 2 hours before check in, not only did they let us check in early, but we were upgraded to the king suite! Our room entrance was technically from the sidewalk which wasn't an issue for us. The street entrance lead to a cute little courtyard that gave us entrance to our suite. The hotel is located the perfect distance from bourbon street: close enough to walk (about 5 minutes) but far enough to not be loud and keep you up at night. Unfortunately, we experienced nothing supernatural (though I would have loved to!) in our room. The hotel staff is incredibly friendly and helpful. We would definitely come back here!

This place is right next to bourbon street like 2 blocks down. The queen room is small and the bathroom was cramped and had a really small sink. We got upgraded to another room but didn't seem to clean with spiderwebs. They were very helpful but great for a night stay not a long weekend.

Our "room" was actually a suite, with a wonderful quiet and dark bedroom with a very comfy king size bed plus dresser and two bedside tables and luggage bench and clothes closet, a hallway to the bathroom with a great porcelain bathtub and double sink counter with lots of storage space, and four wooden steps up to the living room with a large tv, sofa, chair, small fridge, and lots more storage, plus right outside our door was the second floor walkway/balcony of the interior courtyard with wrought iron furniture looking down on pretty ground floor patio with banana trees and more chairs and tables. We really loved the spaciousness, the century old? brick interior walls, the hardwood floors, and the high ceilings -- great classic french quarter vibe. And the room ac was invaluable for keeping the room cool at night and as a great "white noise" device in case any street noise penetrated our quiet interior courtyard room. Heidi the manager and all the staff are excellent and our rooms were kept clean and well stocked with towels etc. We stayed there 6 nights and enjoyed every minute of it..... We would definitely stay at the Inn on St. Peters again.

I love this hotel! We had a bottom floor room, with a door to the street. Which made me a little scared because we were approached by a local saying theres a lot of pic pockets around and he, himself, looked a little creepy, but I went with it. Turned out theres an awesome gay bar across the street and its not even scary at all. I did book a wrap around balcony suite, but didn't end up with that. I'm not even mad because the room was so giant. It had a living room area with a couch, table, chairs, dining room table, mini fridge, and a TV on top of a dresser. The couch was a fold out bed. The bedroom was in the back with two Queens. Everything was brick and super cute. We never had an issues. The staff was SOO friendly and cool. I would definitely stay here again. It was walking distance to everything. Cafe du monde, Bourbon Street, All the art Galleries, and other bars. Mind you we were walking about 10-12 miles a day, but you don't even notice because the architecture is so pretty. Make sure you book one of those horse drawn carriage tours! They are awesome.

This hotel was EXTREMELY disappointing. We heard a fight in the middle of the night outside our room. I could have pushed the door in and broke into our room because the hotel is so old. This is by no means a 4 or even 3 star hotel. We immediately left this hotel because we felt unsafe. The room itself was fine however the surrounding area is not the best. I would not recommend this. We stayed 1 night before switching to another hotel and was only refunded for 1 of 4 nights.