French Market Inn

The courtyard was beautiful, and the pool area made me wish we'd brought our swimsuits. Our room was comfortable and nice, and the location was probably the best part: we could walk to lots of restaurants and attractions. We enjoyed our stay at French Market Inn overall and would return on another New Orleans trip. The only snag was the air conditioning at first. We turned the temperature down before going out, but the room still hadn't cooled off when we came back. Staff sent someone to look at it, though it took longer than I expected before we were moved to another room.

We come here every year for Mardi Gras, and the location is great for getting around on foot. The front desk staff are always helpful and accommodating. My wife is pickier than I am about rooms, and we've had a few minor issues, nothing major. They offered to move us when a more spacious two-bedroom with a balcony became available. Room 247 was just what we wanted, and my wife loved it. The problem this time was that the hotel recorded our parking information incorrectly, and our car got booted. We had to change our plans, and it took several hours after the hotel sent in the corrected details for the boot to be removed. Still, it was a very nice trip, and we'd happily stay again.

I spent seven days at The French Market Inn and would gladly return. The room was clean and comfortable, with New Orleans character, and the staff were consistently friendly, professional, and helpful. Even though it's right in the heart of the French Quarter, the inn stayed peaceful and quiet when I wanted to unwind. French Market, Jackson Square, nearby restaurants, and music are all right outside, which made this an ideal base for exploring the city. I'd highly recommend it to anyone visiting New Orleans.

The courtyards filled with greenery create a peaceful feel, and the dipping pool is a lovely spot to cool off after exploring. The inn is a maze of understated elegance, with rooms that pair modern amenities with exposed brick and architectural details. And those pillows were cloud-like, lol. The service stood out most. Elysia at the front desk was warm and welcoming, while Kevin, the concierge and bellman, shared useful local tips for attractions and meals. This historic French Quarter hotel has charm, Southern hospitality, and thoughtful details, and it's conveniently located for everything the city offers. I had a delightful stay and highly recommend it. Our future Hilton stays in NOLA now seem unlikely. Run, don't walk to the French Market Inn, you can relax once you get there. Len Fraser and Kat Barrett