New Orleans Bed & Breakfasts

Pros: Room was spacious and comfortable, but even nicer were Michelle and Bob, our hosts. Warm, friendly, knowledgeable about the area, with great suggestions for where to eat, drink and hear good music. And the breakfasts were great too!

Pros: Everyone was extremely welcoming and worked diligently to ensure that the guests were comfortable.

Cons: There was nothing that I disliked.

Pros: My husband and I stayed at Creole Garden B&B for a weekend getaway. I immediately fell in love with the charming atmosphere. Even though we arrived late Joe was gracious enough to welcome us and show us around. The ladies working there are so intriguing and everyone was very friendly. I expected the traditional continental breakfast, but instead it was something I would have received from my grandmother as a child (Real eggs no powder, pancakes, ham, grits, toast, etc)! The location was conveniently located a block away from the trolley and an array of restaurants. This will be my top choice from now on when staying in New Orleans.

Pros: Everything was great- friendly staff, convenient location, free parking, hot breakfast, and pet friendly.

Cons: The only thing i wold really request would be a fridge in the bedroom and a rug or carpet on the wooden stairs in the upper corner of the building. During a rainy morning, I slipped down several steps on the way to breakfast.

Pros: The location was good. The staff was friendly. The price was reasonable. The owner was very creative.

Cons: The neighborhood is rough. The property is quirky. Its not handicapped friendly. You probably would not choose this property but for its location.

Pros: It was insane! Step in through the shutters and enter a really cool place!! Everything was... perfect! Relaxed, clean, welcoming.... super sneaky becsuse it's right off the hwy! So much was packed into an unassuming facade from the street! A real find! Seriously! We'll be back!

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Pros: -Friendly staff -Delicious breakfast -Take a trip back in time. Fascinating history involving the house, especially if you enjoy art. Take the tour!!!

Pros: We enjoyed how close the bed and breakfast was to the French Quarter. The staff was super friendly and accommodating.

Cons: We were supposed to check in at 3 pm on Monday the 1st (of February). The innkeeper texted us to let us know the BnB was not open on Mondays. If the room was clean before 3 pm we would be allowed to check in. We arrived to the BnB and found our room at 11 am hadn't been cleaned from the person before. So we decided we would just wander and come back at 3 pm. We did so and when we returned we found the room in the same condition. At this point I'm tired and frustrated. We call the innkeeper and he tells us there is staff at the property that should be taking care of it. After that they quickly cleaned our room and we were allowed in around 415 pm. This was one pitfall. I understand if you are closed on Mondays, but what I don't understand is why you don't have the staff to help run the place. In our price we were offered a continental breakfast... But the chef was in Houston and we did not get the continental breakfast the next day. We got a knock on our door at 8 pm to give us our breakfast. This included a yogurt, Apple, granola bar, croissant, and water. I'm in no way upset with any of the staff. I'm just a little frustrated that all of this couldn't have been told to us prior to our arrival so that if we wanted to find another hotel we could have. Value overall due to it being close to the French quarter was good. Value for the service provided, don't think so. I think I'll be staying somewhere different next time.

Pros: Reasonably priced for New Orleans. Walking distance to Frenchman Street bars and restaurants. Great little courtyard in the rear. Friendly front desk clerk.

Cons: NO sound proofing whatsoever. Poorly fitting glass door to room. Inadequate lock. Security gates were left unlocked every night. Lots of noise, yelling and banging of metal ironing boards by staff early in the morning. Water fluctuated crazily between scalding hot and frigid cold. Easy to peer into room/bed from outside.

Pros: Walking distance to the Frenchman, you really get a local feel staying at the Old Towne. Also just blocks away from local watering holes, it is in the center of everywhere we wanted to be. my boyfriend and I booked here last-minute on our drive back to Chicago from Texas, where we were visiting family for the holidays. We were welcomed warmly and had a great and comfortable time. Olde Towne was just the place for us late-nighters.

Cons: If you're a bit more high maintenance, and you need polished bathrooms and state of the art amenities... well, New Orleans probably isn't for you, but also you may be better off staying at a Holiday Inn. This place is probably too old school for you.

Pros: Great location for a couple to stay at with walking conveniences.

Cons: Great size double room suite, but severely lacking in a/c! Plus, one ceiling fan worked while the second one didn't. I had to buy a standing fan so I would melt from the heat.

Pros: Loved the location and the staff were awesome. They let us check in early and check out late.

Pros: Staff is helpful. Location is convenient, close to the French Quarter but out of the noise. Very close to Frenchmen St. Place has some charm and it's good value for the money.

Cons: It looks a bit old. We were there 2 days and they didn't clen our room the second one. It was a bit cold and we only had one electric heater which was very insufficient.