Comfortable Rooms Near All Nola Hot Spots

I paid nearly $800 (including taxes and fees) for a three-night stay in this old house that's been converted to what is effectively a hostel. Each room has a king bed and a bathroom but that's about the only hotel features it has. I didn't even have soap in my room and the bathroom doorknob was falling apart to the point where I had to remove it entirely or risk getting stuck. The building is entirely unattended (no employees at all -- you get in and out with codes). That in itself is creepy because it's not an air bnb -- it's a hotel, with many guests, some of whom are gonna be drunk and disorderly because it's New Orleans. I got a dark basement room even though the rooms advertised -- and what I thought I was paying for -- were all nice-looking spaces on higher floors. All of this would be more than forgivable if the price weren't -- at least in my case - $250 a night. That price is sort of hidden -- rooms are officially advertised for as low as $80 a night but you'll see once they add taxes and fees that it quickly jumps to over $200, and in my case more. But if you look at hotels in New Orleans advertised at like $150 a night, taxes and fees bring them up to less than that. So it's a type of bait and switch. There are a number of basic but normal hotels in New Orleans I could have stayed at for $250 a night. So I was dumb and fell for this bait and switch thinking I was getting the cheapest thing I could. The owner company, Hosteeva, it's the kind of operation that, if you read the reviews of their air bnb's, seems to exist to squeeze as much money out of you as possible while giving you as little as possible. So unless you can somehow get these rooms for much less than I did, I'd steer clear.

NOLA stay The stay was good except for the fact that they left me with dirty and stained bedsheets. So unclean I had to run to Walmart and buy my own sheets on the first day so I could sleep comfortably. Besides that, it was good. Perfect location, close to all the main attractions in New Orleans.

Love the Porch LOVED the location and the front porch was perfect! As a single women I would probably not stay here alone again, as someone knocked on my door for an hr starting at 2:30AM However, I thought it was a lovely home and absolutely would recomend it to a couple on a budget that wants to be close to the Jazz Fest or any other New Orleans activities!

Great Place to Stay Big room. Refrigerator, microwave. Very quiet. Close to trolley stops. Highly recommend.

The property was listed 2 miles from Bourbon and was pretty much directly across from a trolley stop which made commuting easy. The property is an older property so it smelled old. A piece of the floor was damaged. The beds were comfortable. The temperature of the water was great along with the water pressure. The ceiling fan needs dusting and the shower head could also use some cleaning. The outdoor seating area was great, just couldn't find the switch to turn on the porch fan.

Lots of space in the room however the seating is limited for the amount of people expected to sleep. Great natural lighting. Instructions for arrival and departure were pretty straight forward. Coffee shop and restaurant 2 blocks away which was a plus. Quiet for the most part except for the birds chirping outside the windows and the occasional loud vehicle driving alongside the property