The New Orleans Courtyard

What a great stay. Price was decent. Location was great. Room was kept very nicely. We were on the 3^rd floor, so no complaint about neighbors noise. Hotel was beautiful though, had great visual history. The walk to Bourbon St was give or take 15 minutes, so the location is what won me over. Staff was friendly. Would stay here again.

Stayed here for a three day getaway for my sister’s Bachelorette weekend in April. It was my first time in New Orleans and wasn’t quite sure what to expect but this hotel did not disappoint.
It is small and quaint, what would be considered «boutique.» The room we had was a queen double. The rooms do not have carpeting, so I and my germaphobe sister had to wear something on our feet the whole time, but it was nicely sized and clean. The beds were firm but comfortable, and the shower had hot water (no problems there!) The room opened out to the central pool (which was awesome to see when you come home at night and when you first wake up,) as well as a community sitting area with tables and umbrellas and chairs (perfect for smokers since the rooms are all non smoking.)
The free breakfast fare was okay. Croissants, ham and cheese were plenty, as was the coffee and fruit.
It is a little ways away from the hustle and bustle of New Orleans proper, but I quite enjoyed this. It was still walkable to all the tourist spots, still got delivery from all the takeout places and had a fabulous little café nearby where we always had breakfast. At the end of a busy day touring, I wanted someplace quiet to lay my head down at. Speaking of which, there was a family reunion of sorts one night when we were there and there were people singing outside at the communal area, which, I could see would be completely unacceptable to some guests. However, it did not run too late, and both my sister and I were able to sleep.
The staff was friendly and helpful. The hotel room was comfortable and clean. All in all a great value and I would stay here again.

If you like clean, then this isn’t the place. The rooms are adequate however the beds are beyond hard… more like bricks covered by a sheet. The bathrooms are disgusting. They make a gas station restroom seem like a palace. The baseboards looked as if they had never been cleaned… covered in hair of all kinds) and who knows what else. Gym showers are cleaner and more sanitary than the showers at this hotel. The walls and floor of the shower were covered in mildew and mold. We had to put towels on the floor just to take a shower. There is no way we would stand on that nasty floor. The only redeeming quality is the lady that works the front desk… Ms Betty. She was so sweet and the most helpful lady ever. She went out of her way to offer recommendations and advice. Bottom line… spend the extra $ 20 or so a night and book elsewhere.

This turned out to be a fantastic place to stay! We were looking for a place that allowed dogs, which several did, but only tiny «purse sized» dogs not our 80 pound mini Dane! It is within walking distance to the night life, the Jazz/​Armstrong park, lots of great food and several geocaches! You could even get a tattoo next door. The staff was very nice. It was a $ 25 fee for parking and same for the dog, but meant not having to find a spot and having some grass to walk the dog. (Before we realized the park was just blocks from us). I would absolutely recommend and return to this place should we get the chance.

#lovethisplace. Super cheap we paid 69 bucks! So cute we had a balcony overlooking the brick draped pool and courtyard. Most «budget» rooms have no windows and are on sketchy streets with overpriced parking. This place is a welcomed retreat from typical New Orleans BS. The staff was so nice. Let us check in early, let us change our reservation, let us keep our parking spot until long after we checked out!
2 block walk to lil dizzys (great poboys). Everything in the French quarter is walking distance with out being smack dab in the middle of crazy town.
We truly loved our stay. Highly recommended. #bikenola

Honestly, if I could give the hotel no stars I would. First off, this hotel was a little over $ 100 a night… so I was expecting something pretty decent. When I got into the room I was disappointed. The floor is so uneven, which I guess you can expect from a historic hotel, but there was a section where a floorboard that was missing that was covered with duct tape. A window that was partially broken covered with masking tape. Another window had 50+ little insect eggs sitting it. The bathroom was good at first glance, but there was hair stuck all over the wall behind the door and then the neck the to the shower head spewed water! For a $ 100+ a night you’d think they would be able to fix that.
Don’t even get me started on the $ 28 a per night fee for parking, yes it’s gates shut after 10pm, but it was not a real parking lot… it was grass!
The breakfast was good, they had waffles you could make yourself. But the fruit wasn’t fresh, it was from a dole can. And the cheese slices were definitely Kraft singles cut into threes. Not impressive for the price I paid.
Lastly, during checkout I asked some questions about charges to the individual at the front desk, who immediately got defensive and rude. Then almost forgot to give us our cash $ 100 deposit and rudely (not jokingly) tried to blame it on me asking the two questions.
If you’re looking for historic, go for it because there’s not even an elevator up the three talk flights of stairs. But if you actually want to enjoy yourself, get a hotel closer to the French Market/​Bourbon street because this hotel was unimpressive beyond belief.

It is an affordable, quaint, boutique hotel with more room amenities than other guest houses. The two pools and dog run make this one a top spot! FYI… the streetcar construction on Rampart was the only negative.

Love, Love, Love! The staff is super friendly (especially Betty) and also very knowledgeable. I loved the size of the room as well as the balcony with little tables. The pool is very clean and had a few little fountains. Access to the action in the French Quarter is quick as well. There is also great coffee and breakfast is included. If you’re looking for super fancy with mints on pillows and turn down service, this is not the place for you but if you’re looking for an otherwise clean, relaxing stay with friendly people then this is your place.

Stayed 3 nights and it was perfect for me. Just needed a quiet, safe, comfy, affordable place to sleep and that’s exactly what I got — once I figured out how to turn off the noisy, chilly air conditioner (I prefer the ceiling fan). My small room was on the third floor and the desk clerk brought my suitcase up and down since there’s no elevator. Continental breakfast was more than that, with fresh fruit, DIY waffle machine, and many kinds of breads including yummy biscuits. Excellent service, beautiful décor and surroundings. French Quarter starts across the street; I walked the entire district in a couple of hours. I only wish I had time to use the pool. I hiighly recommend it.

We came in town for a wedding and booked this hotel for the weekend. It was a quaint hotel just blocks over from the French quarter. We were able to walk to dinner and the French market. Parking is $ 25 a night but we parked in the neighborhood behind the hotel for free. Free wi-​Fi. Cute courtyard with a nice pool. Free breakfast but we ventured out to the garden district for a good breakfast at Slim Goodies. Very quiet and slept great. We would stay here again!

All the staff are very nice. The parking out back is nice. Love the French Quarter type brick in the room. Adequate continental breakfast, but wish there were apples and bananas as well as oranges and grapefruit. The bath tub looked like it needed a deep clean the hot water is on the right. What would keep me from coming back, since I go to bed at 10:00 p.m. Is the the drunks and lovers making noise till 1 a.m. If you go to bed after reveling at the French Quarter till 3 a.m., it was pretty quiet in the morning. There is a $ 100 refundable deposit and parking is $ 25 a day that is not mentioned on the internet, during the booking process.

We made a reservation and were promised free parking. When we arrived we were advised that nobody gets free parking. I would have let it go but the daytime desk clerks were very rude and condescending about the issue. We were charged an additional $ 100 for a deposit for «Incidentals», we have yet to see a credit card refund. The other staff members were polite and seemed to care about the guests. The hotel is defiantly starting to show its age due to a overworked and limited support staff. The TV signal was weak and the picture was quite fuzzy at times. The amenities in the room were limited to an alarm clock, a non-​functional wall safe, small ironing board and a plug-​in iron. The hotel isn’t a bad place to stay but I would defiantly suggest looking elsewhere before making a reservation. I’ve also made a review on Facebook and a couple other sights.