Olde Town Inn

Great place. Exactly what I'm looking for in a room that's walking distance from Frenchmen Street and The Quarter. One block from the Hi Ho Lounge as well. Super cute courtyard with only about two or three hours of direct sun, sublime. Thought quarters though, you're gonna meet people if you smoke or like being outside. Bernadette and the crew are certainly very worth meeting, lovely people. My room didn't have a microwave but it did have a fridge and a great grocery, also a block away. Save your money for cuisine. I shall return:)

Let me start out by saying the staff was very accommodating, but the hotel could use some help. My first morning there, I woke up to a freezing cold room. The wall unit went out. Ricky, the front desk manager, came to my room and tried to fix the problem. He ended up having to restart the wall unit from outside. He said he had to leave it off for a while. He provided me with a space heater while the unit was off. My issue was solved, and I was content.Later, I was heating up my food, and I saw a dead baby roach in the microwave. I looked closer and I was two more crawling around in the microwave. The roaches where living In the microwave and feeding off people's leftover food. I also saw a few crawling on the wall. I was going to make this my go-to place to stay when I come to New Orleans. But when i saw the roaches, I changed my mind.My advice to the property is to get some pest control. You have a good hotel/inn for the price.. Great location. Monthly sprays for roaches would help.

The pictures on the website beware This is a place from hell!!I stayed in number 308 which was a horror movie everything was old rusted disgusting!!!I can't believe that they actually hasn't renovated this place until torn it down and remodeled because everything is old the people that were staying there up to 2:30 in the morning arguing..Not once did anybody in the staff ask how's your stay so far?I've added some pictures below just to show my proof of how nasty this place was...Bottom line whoever owns this place needs to be ashamed of themselves

On our most recent visit to New Orleans we stayed at Olde Town Inn for 1 night & for a whopping $56 per night we got to stay in an historic Creole style home that just added to our New Orleans experience!Yep, folks you read that right..we paid $56 for a hotel room in New Orleans off of Rampart Street! Staying in New Orleans was a last minute decision so we found the room on booking.com & I have to admit I was kind of nervous not really knowing what to expect w/ our room at Olde Town Inn especially w/ the price but once we checked in I was pleasantly surprised at the great deal we stumbled on & the hidden gem that is called Olde Town Inn!!! It's not your typical hotel so don't expect a Holiday Inn type or Marriott type traditional hotel..the Olde Town Inn is VERY New Orleans..meaning it has character, charm, lots of history, & just different. We stayed in room 1005 that had 7 beds in it (1 queen size bed & 6 twin beds). Helpful info:-There is free breakfast served in the courtyard open area -call hotel directly & get 10% off reservation To sum it up yes, for sure we are staying at Olde Town Inn when we return to New Orleans!-Rebecca out

I used to love this place, but it has gone downhill. It seems like most of the guests now live there full time. There is a gate, but it is rarely locked. Our room reeked of weed, and we were woken up in the middle of the night by a lady beating on every door trying to find her boyfriend. She even tried to open our door. Checking in and out is not very convenient because there is usually nobody in the office. It's not worth the low price anymore for me.

Let me first say, I stayed here within the past couple of weeks because:A. Everything else was way overpriced for the weekend. B. The PHOTOS looked okay. C. It's in a decent neighborhood. D. Free parking. I arrived at the location to check in at the front office. The employee was pleasant but more of a "straight shooter" which was fine. I think it will be easier to put my review into points. I am a traveler and have and can stay anywhere from the Ritz to a Super 8, depending on the situation. I am not necessarily a "snobby"traveler and can adapt to environments and situations when needed. This placewas an entire situation on it's own. 1. We were given one regular key. 2. There was a wrought iron gate with a code for security3. After 6 pm, no employee or security is on site. If you have any issues, you are on your own. 4. The photos you see posted on sites advertising the place are not accurate. The word photoshop comes to mind. 5. Our door only had the regular doorknob twist lock. 6. No deadbolt. 7. The inside security door flip lock was broken. 8. The toilet was pretty much detached from the floor. 9. We chose not to shower because of the state of the bathroom. 10. Black mold in the room. 11. Wood rot on the ceiling/wall trim with gaping holes exposed. 12. Nightstand lamp did not have a bulb. 13. TV remote had no batteries. 14. TV would not power on when pressing the power button on the side of the tv. Yes, it was plugged in and the dot was red so the outlet was working. 15. The beds were cheap wrought iron. One bed sounded exactly like a desk bell ringing every time you moved on it. 16. We only had sheets and one thin jail style wool blanket that was more of a smallIsh throw blanket. 17. The room was equipped with a portable air conditioner. It was strapped to the wall with metal perforated plumbers tape. 18. The room fridge was warm and leaky. 19. The window blinds were broken. 20. The smell of the room was unpleasant. My advice to the owners and management would be to spend a little money for desperately needed upgrades. If you don't have enough staff to properly maintain the rooms, don't rent them all. This could be a lovely hidden gem if a little effort was put into maintenance, upkeep and repairs. My advice to travelers would be tofind somewhere else. Pay the extra money. Have security. Have someone on site in case of emergencies. Don't breathe black mold. Be able to shower in the room you pay for instead of choosing your own dirt over their bathroom. Be able to use a lamp and tv. Be comfortable in a quiet bed. Go anywhere else.Don't be fooled by the "good" reviews or photos. They cannot be real.

This is a GREAT PLACE! We will be coming back!!! Location is AMAZING!!! It's a TWO STAR Hotel... so there you go! We stayed in the deluxe suite... bring your own towels and a blanket & you're GOOD TO GO! Pack the ice chest too... brought our bikes to get around! HAPPY MARDI GRAS

Had a reservation booked here for 9/21 to 9/24. Reached out 4x over email during the past month and no replies. Simple questions that would have taken 5 minutes to answer. I canceled the reservation today and made other plans at a place that actually responded to me.

Nice boutique hotel in the middle of New Orleans. Lots of stuff right in walking distance, bars, restaurants, grocery store and more. The staff is very kind and accommodating, the really make you feel at home. This is great option for an affordable stay in New Orleans!

Do not recommend staying here. Terrible area, terrible parking, nasty, not cleaned. There were hairs all over the bed, bugs everywhere, stunk, microwave was not cleaned at all, towels were black. As soon as I walked in, i immediately started itching. Terrible place to stay-- unless you don't like being cleaned.