The Inn is BY FAR a great location! My boyfriend and i are 29 and 30, wanted to fully experience NOLA (sites, people, food, and of course the drinks) and this place was ALL of it! Charming room (we stayed in room# 3 off the courtyard) We didn't have any issues with noise in the courtyard or noise from bars/people in the streets. We did make full use of the courtyard having cocktails out there leaving our room door open. The courtyard was never busy, maybe another person passing through or having a smoke. We went to bed early a few nights and had no problems with noise. only 2 blocks from bourbon st and small bars right next door. Rooms were super clean, beds and pillows VERY comfy. The bathroom was large and spacious. Could have used some more hangers in the closet...but we made do. Front desk people were very nice and accommodating allowing us to check in early and leave our bag at the front on the last day when we checked out so we could continue exploring the city. GREAT location, close enough/yet far enough! Hopefully we will be back to NOLA soon and we will 100% stay here again!

Booked this hotel based on tripadvisor reviews, and, as usual, was not disappointed! Stopped in New Orleans for a night during an unplanned road trip, and only booked our room a few days prior to arriving. This is the perfect place to stay in New Orleans! it's inexpensive and extremely charming, and has that unique New Orleans old-world luxurious feel. Seriously, who wants to go to New Orleans and stay in a Best Western??!! This was a fantastic alternative. THe staff were very nice and all made sure to congratulate us on our engagement upon pulling up our account (I had mentioned it in the 'comments' field while booking). Room was clean, but not quiet (but again, you're in NEW ORLEANS!) because it was #18, on the second level and faced a bar with loud music.

Just a quick note, if you have mobility issues, be sure to note this while booking the room. The balcony slopes a bit and the steps might be very difficult. And avoid large heavy luggage even if you don't... my fiance and i are young and it was a challenge to schlep our cr*p up the courtyard stairwell. Still, I wouldn't change a thing.. except maybe to stay another night! Check it out, you will NOT be disappointed.

My husband, best friend, and I chose the Inn on St. Peter's was mainly use to location in the French Quarters. The reviews and pictures were decent online. I prefer hotels with some character and age on them also.
When we arrived I was pleasantly surprised on how updated and spacious the suite was, 2queen size bed in a separate room with a pull out sofa, table and chairs, and plenty of storage room. We did notice brown splatter marks in the bathtub, they were easily washed out, but future possibilities of a hot bubble bath was definitely out of the question.
Check in was easy enough, parking a huge hassle and expensive. Parking was 3 blocks down (shady party of town) and $75 for 3days, uncovered lot also. The second night we came back to the lot rather late only to find it was already full, having already paid we made a parking space.
The front desk help the second day turned into a very rude gentlemen. We had come back from a full day of activities to find the cleaning personnel had not taken any of the garbage out, left only 2 towels for 4 adults, and no toilet paper. We walked back to the front desk. The front door was locked with a doorbell to ring. Despite looking through the glass door directly at the gentleman for 5 minutes straight, while ringing the bell, watching him continue to talk and laugh on the phone, he eventually buzzed us in. We told him of our need for some clean towels, washcloths, and toilet paper. He was very irritated that he had to get out of his chair, after thanking him for his effort, he very sarcastically added "is here anything else you may think you need" having worked with the public for several years, I understand the need for traits of politeness, patience, sincerity, and professional etiquette. Obviously, this man was lacking all the above. The next day we pulled the ONLY wastebasket in the whole suite in the middle of the living room floor filled with trash, in hope of it being seen and emptied. We came back to find it remaining in the living room, half full of trash. After our experience with the front desk the prior evening we just kept our thoughts to ourselves, placing our trash in grocery bags.
There is a strong potential for this lovely Inn to provide an excellent experience or future guests, if only management could monitor a few of the details that make customers feel wanted and appreciated. I realize parking is expensive and a commodity n a busy own town area, but we are travelers from many bigger cities with more adequate parking arrangements, providing reasonable rate arrangements with hotels and safer environments.

I was excited to find somewhere that was close to the quarter that looked nice & affordable.

I called & wanted to book 17 rooms for a weekend that had open availability and they said "We don't book groups" with no explanation. Disappointing but I'm sure someone else will happily take my $5,000.