Inn the Quarter

If you are a tame group for a bachelorette party, this house is perfect. However, if you have any loud talkers, or any rowdy friends in the bunch, odds are, this might not be the location for you. I loved it personally. The location is great, it was big enough and spacious enough for our whole group, but the manager is pretty strict about the patio/​balcony curfew of 10 PM. The houses are pretty close together, and you will get a call or a visit if you break the curfew. I personally don’t think this should be advertised as a «bachelor» or «bachelorette» location simply because of the strict noise policy. Most people don’t go to NOLA for a quiet weekend, especially when it’s for a bachelor/​bachelorette party. Just a warning. It has that NOLA flare, it’s walking distance to the bars/​restaurants/​Bourbon St., and I love the balcony. I’d go back there in a heartbeat!

I have to agree with Jody… I really wanted to love this place because the house is beautiful and location ideal (5 stars), however, the manager completely ruined the experience (1 star).
First of all, the 10 pm curfew somehow turned into 8pm when 5 of us were sitting outside and chatting (without any music on) and received a call from the manager asking us to go inside because the «neighbor» (who I suspect is actually the manager) couldn’t hear the tv over our voices. This was a complete buzz kill and was completely unreasonable and outside the scope of the «contract» which she frequently referred to.
Second of all, when the air conditioner broke (for two nights in a row– not cool, for the southern june heat), the manager came over and was extremely intrusive. She examined the apartment and asked questions such as: «Is that a wet towel hanging on the railing?!» We ended up receiving a refund for one of the nights with the broken air conditioner, however, I don’t believe that was fair compensation for two sleepless nights in unbearable heat.
Overall, the property is beautiful and would be perfect for a quiet family reunion, however, this house is NOT suitable for a bachelorette party and should not be advertised as such.
Furthermore, before booking the house I confronted the manager about Jody’s Unilocal review and she told me that the review was inaccurate and that I had nothing to worry about. After being told to leave the balcony at 8pm, I am fairly certain that I should have heeded Jody’s warning.

We stayed in NOLA for a family birthday and were absolutely THRILLED with the St. Peter Suite #1. It couldn’t be more perfect! The recent renovation/​updates are high end and the house itself is just beautiful. All the linens, towels, and beds were very comfortable and exactly what I would expect in a higher-​end hotel. The courtyard area and balcony were so nice for relaxing and taking in the sights & sounds of the neighborhood. And of course, with real estate, it’s all about location, location, location – and the St. Peter Suite is ideal! 1 block off of Bourbon so you can be in all the action as fast as you want, but quiet at night so you can get some sleep. Within easy walking distance to excellent restaurants, shopping, Jackson Square, and public transportation (although it was so convenient we only used the street car for fun, not out of necessity). Robin was extremely responsive and helpful. I wouldn’t hesitate to book this location again, and neither should you!

We had my bachelorette party at Maison di Amis — roomy enough for the 12 of us, reasonably priced and close to the action. My only problem is with the space being advertised as bachelorette party friendly. We were on the porch after 10 PM on Friday and Robin came INTO the house to yell at us about breaking curfew, threatening to kick us out. She also sent a text saying she has never had such rude guests and if we dare break curfew again she would remove us. Kind of a buzz kill, and I just don’t think that jives with advertising the place as they party pad.
Good for a weekend of quiet fun!

Just got back from New Orlean’s for my sister’s bachelorette party — we stayed at the Maison d’Amis, which was PERFECT for the number of girls staying (10 total). We were close to the shit-​show that is Bourbon Street, saw a parade and fireworks from our balcony (who knew Bastille Day would be such a big deal?) and had more than enough room to get ready (4 bathrooms with 10 girls is KEY). The kitchen definitely helped out, eliminating the need to dine out for every meal. All-​in-​all I think this was a much better arrangement than a bunch of hotel rooms… we were all together and had an absolute blast. Robin was also very helpful when it came to restuarnt and activity recommendations, so be sure to ask for her advice when booking.
Would recommend making reservations through Inn the Quarter to anyone heading down there!

We rented out this entire house for a bachelorette party for 11 of us. While the house is older, and many of the appliances are old and don’t function very well (the oven specifically) you can’t beat the location and set up of the house. We were all very happy with the house overall.

We rented the St Philip Suites and Cottage for a Bachelor Party in June 2010. We had a total of 5 in the group. The 2 suites were perfect for 4 of us as we each had a bed. We put the bachelor in the cottage by himself.
The location is perfect since you’re only a couple steps away from Bourbon Street and all the action. It was also nice to have Lafitte’s Blacksmith Shop next door… literally next door. We also met one of the residents who lives upstairs. He was very nice and I hope we didn’t make too much noise when we came back late at night.
My only complaint: The air conditioning unit didn’t seem to put out much air even though it was running constantly. We couldn’t even figure out how it turned on and off and I would definitely take that into consideration if visiting during the summer months again.