New Orleans Hotel Guide - Church of St. John the Baptist hotels in New Orleans, United States of America.

"Clean rooms and the staff was nice and friendly"

"The bartender was great! The staff member handling breakfast was great! The front desk was helpful. However, housekeeping could be a little more attentive. We never received room service. The first day we were not aware we needed to request it so I take the blame. The second day we requested it and still NEVER received it. Once we got back and realized our room hadn’t been cleaned the housekeeping staff was gone. "

"Customer service was great, helpful, accommodating, and welcoming. This property is one of the perfect locations within walking distance to most of what New Orleans has to offer"

"Great location, very clean. Staff friendly "

"Upon check-in, the receptionist was unfriendly. I had a double room, and one of the beds was dirty. The bathtub was clogged. I do not recommend this hotel for the price per night."

"Great hotel! Bar in the lobby is a great spot to grab a drink before heading out for the night."

"This was a great place to stay. Or first time in New Orleans but it won’t be the last. And yes, we would definitely stay there again. Quiet and spacious room and breakfast was excellent. Had the best English muffin I think I’ve ever had."

"Great hotel"

"This is my honest review: The exterior of the hotel and lobby are original, with beautiful architecture, and the location is very central. However, the rooms and hallways were outdated and felt unclean—there was black mould in the grout on the bathroom tiles, and the carpets clearly needed a professional cleaning. I understand this may be part of the hotel’s “aesthetic,” but I don’t think there’s any excuse for the room being dirty. Much of the furniture in the room also felt like it needed updating. The carousel bar was packed every time we went, so we eventually gave up trying to get in (which was one of the main reasons I chose the hotel). It’s also very close to Bourbon St, so walking back after dark didn’t feel like the safest experience. Overall, nothing about the hotel really stood out to us—it was simply a place to sleep."