Inn on Ursulines

This old French Quarter building is lovingly cared for, clean. Our accomodations were spacious, service friendly and good, and all within two blocks of good eateries on Decatur, a few blocks to Jackson Square. We had a fantastic time!

Rite in the middle of everything comfy & enjoyable

A VERY old Inn, but that was a plus in this instance. Our 2nd story room (only 15 rooms in all) had a lean to the room, and the dresser drawers wouldnt stay closed. BUT, it had alot of charm. Extremely comfotable stay. King bed and pillows made you wanna stay in bed.. will stay again.

The hotel was in an amazing location. It wasn't necessarily the best quality rooms though. A little rundown, a little too dirty in the bathrooms for my preference. I definitely do not recommend this hotel for anyone who struggles with stairs (or at least make sure you get a ground floor room). The stairs up to the second floor were narrow, steep, and the hand rails could use some stabilizing.

I am surprised at the rating for this hotel. I've stayed in New Orleans a few times, and this is the first place I wouldn't return to again. The hot tub displayed in the photos was not on or working, and when we inquired about it at the front desk, we were told a guest complained about how loud it was, so they decided to shut it off completely. We also struggled to get any hot water in the shower. It was lukewarm at best, and we often rushed to get in and get out because it never heated properly. Upon arrival you receive a couple of bottled waters which are supposed to be replenished daily, but one of the days we received nothing, and all the other days they'd only leave one. The best part of the stay was the housekeeper. She was really nice and did a great job.