Henry Howard Hotel

A cozy, 18-bedroom, converted mansion in the lower Garden District. Well done with lots of space, modern bathrooms, etc. Quiet.Location is a plus as a half block off St. Charles and the street car but any dining (especially for breakfast) is a trek.Service is good. Amenities are slim except a good bar and coffee or tea in the AM.Our 2-night stay was quiet and enjoyable. So if you want to avoid the hectic French Quarter or CBD for lodging, consider this. As to many parts of NOLA - even the Quarter - keep your wits about you as crime is often random.

I paid 629.00 a night (per night) to stay here on a Friday and Saturday night, and 239.00 for Sunday night. The experience wasn't close to the price point. Though the staff was generally nice, and, the building itself was charming. There is a lack of amenities, and creature comforts were present but spartan. Suggestions: 1. for 629.00 a night, please let the guest control the temperature in their room. Our room's thermostat was locked up.2. Have the bar stay open later than 10:00pm, or an option to purchase beverages in an in room mini refrigerator. Not have bottled waters, or at least a carafe to fill with water was very inconvenient.3. The walls are very thin. We could hear the details of our neighbors' conversations in acute detail.4. I understand supply and demand. But the disparity in price of 400 dollars per night is painful to stomach as a consumer.Thanks

Stayed for a 3 night mother daughter trip to NOLA. I chose this hotel for its smaller size and location. HHH did not disappoint. The decor is tasteful and it felt like staying in a beautiful old house, which made it a comfortable place to return after spending the day out and about. Our room was on the ground floor, which worked well for my mom and her bad knees, and we were by the side exit to the garden but were not bothered by the sound of an occasional closing door. The window coverings provided adequate coverage-we did check! Our room also had a ceiling fan, something we really liked but rarely have in hotels.The location was fantastic, away from the noise but a block from a tram station and St. Charles St and an easy walk to Magazine St for more restaurants and shops. We liked the cafe across the street.The service was friendly, efficient and helpful. We were welcomed every time we came back and the spaces kept clean at all times. My mom really enjoyed talking with Bruce, the afternoon/evening person, and found him the most helpful.

So amazing, we are already planning on staying there again on our next trip. We stayed for one night over Halloween weekend. Easy check in and check out. Hotel was super clean with spacious rooms. All employees were very helpful, providing local recommendations and even helped us take pictures before our Vampire Ball event. We loved the cute bar they had in the lobby. Small bed and breakfast feel. Was great to be able to quickly head down and get a drink while getting ready. Just 1 block from the street car for easy access to the French Quarter.

I had a DREAM weekend at Henry Howard. My room was absolutely stunning, with high vaulted ceilings and everything was impeccably designed (and super clean). The entire staff was so helpful and kind - they were able to accommodate a late check out for me and also gave wonderful recommendations as it was my first time in New Orleans. I was visiting with my dad but he was staying closer in the quarter - when I showed him HH, he was in AWE (as was I the entire time!)The whole staff provided truly luxe accommodations while also making it feel like a welcoming home (I could have stayed there forever). Brian remembered my name throughout the weekend and the kindness of the staff made it sad to leave! I will see you all again next year. PS - fabulous location and super easy to grab either the streetcar or an inexpensive Uber toward the quarter. Walking distance from Magazine St. and its wonderful shops as well as my fave sandwich in NOLA at Turkey and the Wolf.

We stayed here after our first hotel didn't work out and it worked out so great. The rooms are spacious but also intimate. They have a classy New Orleans feel to them. There is a cocktail bar open until 10:00 pm as well as coffee and tea in the morning. The staff were very attentive and courteous. The location was fantastic as it is blocks away from the historic mansions in the garden district and far enough from the French quarter to get away from the busy nightlife. We loved our time here and would love to stay there again.

The only place to stay in New Orleans!! The place is spotless, beds and pillows are great. The staff is amazing and Bruce takes his job to the next level. I can't say enough about the staff. I've been going to New Orleans for over 40 years and have stayed in most of the hotels. And never plan on staying in any other hotel.

Our recent stay at the Henry Howard Hotel was nothing short of incredible. It is a hidden gem in the Garden District, and yet close enough to the French Quarter and other famous New Orleans landmarks to make it a perfect location to get away. When we arrived at the hotel, we were pleased to find that it was even better than what was advertised. The hotel itself is beautiful, the architecture and decor is stunning. It is filled with a rich history of New Orleans, and yet has a sleek modern flair as well that is very comforting. Our room was extremely quiet and the beds were so so so comfortable. We both got the best sleep we've had in ages during our stay! We slept so well, that we asked if we could buy the brand of pillows they use. Their coffee and muffins in the lobby every morning were sinfully good and a great way to start each day of our trip. The Henry Howard Hotel staff went above and beyond to ensure that we were well taken care of during our stay. They offered tips on where to go to see live music, where to get the best food, transportation options, and also offered some locals advice, all of which we happily took and incorporated into our plans. We highly recommend the Henry Howard Hotel to anyone looking for an amazing New Orleans experience. We cannot recommend it highly enough! We are already looking forward to our next visit and stay at the HHH!Steve & Jodi

Warning to anyone looking to book a room at this hotel. You will regret it! This place is not all it presents itself to be in the web. To call this place a hotel is wrong- this is really an Airbnb but with several issues. Do not think you will be staying in anything if what you would consider a hotel. It's more like rent someone's room for the night. Beware- you will be unable to get a single second of sleep due to excessive noise throughout the house all hours of the night. You will hear every single car that passes on the street. You will hear pedestrians talking on the street. You will hear your neighbors words through the wall. Yes, words! You will hear the noise from the lobby in your room. It sounds louder than being on a plane. Get the message here? Better yet, the hotel fails to take any responsibility for the issue and instead offers ear plugs. What a joke! Who wants to wear earplugs when you are paying $300 a night. And this is what they call a boutique hotel??? Please! Please do yourself a favor and think twice about booking a room at this motel. There are too many good reviews all over the web and it is very deceiving It got me. Management does not want to tell you about the issue nor do they take any responsibility.If you are looking at the garden district, I suggest you look at other options before you are faced with what I faced. I hope that by writing this post, other will save themselves from this trap of what is considered a hotel. I normally don't write reviews but felt strongly about this.

AMAZING HOTEL!!! We stayed here in November of 2023. We had an awesome experience. The hotel is an old family home so there are only 19 rooms and it feels like you are staying in-house as opposed to a hotel. the rooms are very spacious, very clean and private. Amazing living room/lobby, some rooms have awesome balconies or little patio areas. The staff here is extremely knowledgeable about the history of the city and have tons of recommendations for anything you want to do. The hotel is just one block from the street car that will take you right down to Bourbon Street and back. This is the perfect area if you want to stay just outside the French Quarter but still access it regularly. Very safe and quiet. This hotel is extremely close to magazine shopping and dining as well.