Eastern Louisiana Vacation Packages

I enjoy staying at the property because it is within walking distance of everything, but also quiet compared to properties on Canal St. The area around the hotel (former business district) is mainly full of abanded buildings and is quite scary to walk through at night. I recommend Uber'ing in/out of the property after dark. The hotel itself is a former Sears warehouse repurposed as a hotel. The rooms are quite spacous (but like many properities) are not well maintained when it comes to housekeeping. This hotel doesn't have grat occupancy rates, so the rooms them selves often go days/weeks without a guest. Floors are dusty and rooms are often damp/musty.

This hotel was very convenient for my friends and I. I loved my stay there. Mr. Pierre was so nice and helpful with us. The staff is very friendly. The hotel is closed to Bourbon street and all local restaurants, clubs, and main canal street....

Very much enjoyed our stay! It is a very historical, charming building and if you enjoy an experience like that, you’ll love the place. Diane was extremely accommodating to our needs in arriving pre and post cruise, she made the transitions easy and we didn’t have to worry about having a bunch of luggage to cart around for hours. The Inn is next to a fabulous pizza place, check it out if you stay there. It was great to be able to jump on the street car right in front of the Inn and be able to head to the French Quarter and other parts of the city easily. If history is your thing, I highly recommend! Great staff, historic charm great places to see around the Inn.