We've stayed in its sister hotels (Conti, St. Marie, Place D'Armes) in the past and so we thought we'd give this a shot. It was a good decision, especially in light of the fact that we visited the week after jazz fest, the most expensive time of year. Even so, we managed to average under $100--fantastic value. As others have... More

We just stayed in room 416 this past week. Let me start this off by saying the staff is super friendly. We arent complainers and we pretty much just use hotel rooms to sleep. So here are my impressions once you get past the super friendly staff. Lobby nice. Super location within french quarter and walking distance to everything. Great... More

Not worth one dollar a night never mind the 170 dollars they charged us. The carpet was like a lace curtain it was so thin and very badly torn we could hardly open the door to the room and when we did we wished we hadn't . The room was smelly no plugs in the sink or bath and if... More

Although they are trying to update the hotel, it smells musty and there is a lot more that needs to be done to make it comfortable. The beds were not comfortable and some of the fixtures were broken and/or missing.

You have to be willing to do a little "roughing it" in this old brick building — it's a bit chilly, the passageways are narrow, and there are lots of stairs (plus a slow-motion elevator). The lobby is tiny and it is also the only place you can get the in-house free WiFi. Sound horrible? Well, it's actually a fabulous... More

Stayed first week of jazz fest 2013. Rent King interior room, consent problems with the bathroom toilet then on second day of our stay we found a rather large BUG in our bed which we killed but then later that evening 2 more smaller BUGS where found. One in our bed and the other crawling on the wall. We called... More

Walk to all the must see's a do's in New Orleans!!! Personally I don't rent a hotel room to stay and hang out in. I use it too sleep and shower. This was perfect for just that. We walked every day to cafe du monde, Bourbon street, the French quarter shops, Jackson square and fabulous restaurants....just what you need and... More

My husband and I had read varying reviews about the hotel. Oddly enough one person loved for the same reasons that another hated it. We decided to take a chance. We wanted to experience the French Quarter without spending an arm and a leg - and we were not disappointed. We arrived early before check-in time, and asked if we... More

I have stayed at the Historic French Market Inn twice before, and it was good enough to stay again - charming, but not a chain hotel. It is perfectly located - a few blocks from Bourbon Street (but far enough away from Bourbon Street that you don't get the noise), across from the Riverfront, just down from Jackson Square. Their... More