Very unique place … an old Catholic Church, school and rectory. They have done an extraordinary job of converting it into a boutique hotel while still retaining its originality. Not in a “walkable” area in my opinion. We Uber-ed into downtown New Orleans and the French Quarter. Delightful ice cream shoppe on the premises!

Good room plenty of space. Very Nice furniture and décor. Nice bar( small inside if you can't go out on the patio due to weather) nice restaurant. No fee to park which was good and convenient available parking. Some basic Amenities missing are a closet (there is a small armoire which houses the tv and it has a 6 inch space for hanging clothes) ok if you are living out of your suitcase but not ok if you are attending a wedding. Only 2 hooks in the room for hanging anything (1 by the door and only 1 in the bathroom) the bathroom lighting is poor -- my wife actually had to use her small mirror and stand by the outside window for light. There is no safe ! There is no coffeemaker. No iron or ironing board (because there is no closet) There was a steamer which did help to remove wrinkles but its not the same as an iron. Again no problem if you are living out of your suitcase. All said I would stay here again, I will just be prepared knowing the missing amenities.

A decent place to stay in New Orleans if you wish to be in the heart of the French Quarter. The hotel is a converted church/rectory and we stayed in the Mother Superior suite which was a decent size.only complaint about the room is that there are no black out curtains so if you are a light sleeper this may be a bit too bright for you. They do not serve breakfast although you can buy a coffee and a cake in the Rectory. The staff are very helpful and arranged a taxi/tour for us with a very informative guide at a very reasonable price. Lots of jazz bars on the doorstep; a good spot to visit the Big Easy from