St. Charles Guest House

A charming and peaceful place to stay. The location is great–just a short walk to Magazine St. restaurants and shops, and it's right on the streetcar line to take you straight to Bourbon St. and the French Quarter. The staff is really friendly, and the owner, Dennis, has some good stories about life in New Orleans. We will definitely stay here again during our next visit.

I highly recommend the Saint Charles Guest House. It has a very cozy, period style, warm atmosphere, and I've enjoyed myself on numerous occasions at the Guest House. The breakfast area is homey, bright and overlooks the patio/ deck, pool area. Nice foliage in the courtyard. If your visiting New Orleans, stay at the Guest House, pleasant atmosphere, clean, convenient and reasonably priced!

This place was so unique and exactly what you need for a basic place to stay! There is so much history in the building. The owner and staff were super friendly. The pool area is very cute along with the breakfast nook. Also loved the neighborhood it’s located. Close to the streetcar and places to eat.

A very nice inexpensive place to stay. The room I had was clean, and the staff were extremely nice and helpful. It went way beyond "hotel hospitality", I actually felt I had made new friends. Very convenient location--1 block from St Charles streetcar line. If I am lucky enough to visit New Orleans again, I will definitely stay here.

Amazing staff !! My mother and I stayed 8 days here over Easter and I wouldn't stay anywhere else!! Dennis is kind and super helpful on how to get around he is a gracious host and we felt like we were apart of the family. Robin is a fountain of information on how and where to find interesting things to do close by and she is the sweetest person and just makes you feel welcome. Taylor is the best he helped my mom when we were going to the airport at 3 am. Centrally located for anything you want to see or do close to the trolley, food, and just a fantastic place to be.

Great place to stay! It's clean, lovely, and the staff is incredibly friendly and helpful. The quest house is about 2 blocks from the streetcar, so it is incredibly easy to get anywhere. The breakfast is very basic (poptarts, muffins, toast), so if you are a healthy eater, you'll have to grab a yogurt or breakfast elsewhere. If you don't want to go into the FQ to eat, there are also several restaurants nearby. It is safe, quiet, and the best kind of inexpensive place you can stay.

Quite, clean, comfortable & cheap place to crash. Each room is different. No tv 📺, but has bed, table chairs and large bathrooms. Quaint courtyard and a porch to sit on behind gate and fence. I'm sure it's not for everybody, but if you're in New Orleans to see & experience the city and culture and not stay in your hotel room all day, then I recommend it.

The Guesthouse is beautiful and charming. Tucked away in the lower garden district, it is accessable from the St. Charles streetcar and very close to downtown and the French Quarter. It has a friendly staff, lush courtyard with a pool, clean rooms, and great little library!