Growing up in Las Vegas, we understand hospitality and tourism. The housekeeping did great, and the front desk people were all exceptional!! They also gave suggestions for places to go and restaurants to go to, and different tours to do. And for those who would be interested....the hotel is also haunted. There is a woman and a couple kids that haunt the hotel, and apparently they had a small dog. We have a small dog that will jump up on our bed at night and sleep with us, and we left her at home. One night my wife went to bed and I went to some jazz clubs. While I was gone after she fell asleep, she felt something small jump up on the bed, move to the middle of the bed, and cuddle up next to her. She felt the blanket squish up next to her, as if something layed on top of the blanket and up against her. She grabbed her phone and turned on the flashlight, and nothing was there. The room also has a lot of character with old wood floors, and antique furniture. The bed was really comfortable. All of the locals were even really nice and polite. We will definitely be back to New Orleans, and Lamothe House will be where we stay. They even had a heated pool and Jacuzzi. Location was right on the edge of French Quarter, and just a block away from Frenchman for the jazz clubs. We were there during Mardi Gras and it was just a few blocks from the action, which meant it was far enough away to not be noisy so we could sleep. Highly recommend!!

No elevator to the 3rd floor, water pressure in shower was really strong on scalding hot but when you adjusted the temperature to more manageable there was very little water pressure. But it still worked. It's an almost 200 year old building. And once housekeeping forget to restock our bottles of water. All were minor.

The location was exactly what I wanted. A 2 minute walk from Frenchmen St. is lovely at the end of the night. The room was very clean and cool and I was pleasantly surprised that it was fairly sound proof. Especially once I turned on the fan, I didn't hear any of the outside noise.

I was in a room in the building on Kerlerec St, which did not have the charm of the main building and seemed a bit isolated. It was fine, but could have used a chair, a rug, and bright color paint on the step into/out of the bathroom. I did have access to the courtyard with the pool from the main building.

Love the location. The property was neat with the multiple houses converted into a hotel and a pool in the courtyard. The room was nice and clean and spacious. My complaints are few. The toilet in my bathroom ran for a very long time after being used. Something is wrong with the float. And, the location of my room made it noisy. I was on the first floor next to the street and the gate that guests used. So, every time someone entered or exited, the gate slammed shut. People walking by drunkenly were loud, and the people who walked all over their room in shoes above me were also annoyingly loud.

We booked Lamothe House entirely due to its great location, steps from all the great Frenchman Street food and entertainment. Everything we wanted to do around Bourbon Street and the French Quarter was an easy walk away as well. The very simple lobby gives way to a charming interior courtyard sporting a goldfish pond and a pool. The lobby had popcorn and warm cookies during the day. The pool is legit, although our mid-February visit was a little chilly for a swim. The spa end of the pool though is apparently heated, so pack swimwear. Also the room was very affordable for it being so close to Mardi Gras!

Let me add up front that we were very happy with our experience, but this next detail might deter some people. Our room was tiny, some would say cramped. We knew that though, and having rented similarly tight quarters in San Francisco recently it didn’t bother us. Price we were happy to pay to enjoy the late music scene on Frenchman with a three minute walk home for the night. If you plan to spend hours in the room you might want to book a larger suite. Our particular room was lacking only one thing that comes to mind, and that is hooks or shelves to hang your stuff on. Add a couple coat/purse hangers by the door and a shelf in the bathroom for our toiletries, and we would have had zero to complain about.

This location was excellent - in between the edge of the French Quarter and right next to "Frenchman's Street" but still quiet and quaint! I walked everywhere and enjoyed the beautiful architecture on the surrounding streets. The staff was friendly, efficient and welcoming. The pool and hot tub were great! How picturesque to sit and soak in the evening, looking at the palms and charming architecture of the courtyard. The bathroom and room were very clean. I enjoyed the feeling of being in an old structure with wooden floors, brick walls and traditional character. Sleeping in comfortable white linens with high ceilings was a true delight.

The street was quiet and there was a convenience store a few blocks up. Though Frenchman's street is just a few blocks over, there wasn't anything immediately near by to grab food late at night (my flight arrived close to midight). This is not a big deal and I apprecited the coffee and tea available 24 hours a day.

Everything .. I would love to recommend this place 100%. You will get everything you need on your vacation. The hotel itself really beautiful. Prepare your swimming suit if you travel in summer time. The room is beautiful also the building was built in the 1830. Lovely place to stay. They provide everything, coffee machine, ice bucket, amenities etc. The staff really helpful. Carol is really kind .. love her. Also Jay as well. I definitely come back here again for sure. This place is walkable to almost tourist attractions. Very close to Frenchman street for Jazz club. I stayed here 3nights and feel not enough. ;)

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This hotel was in a perfect location to walk to most major attractions for tourists, but far enough away to not have the noise of these impact our stay. The Hotel itself is beautiful and the rooms are very clean and spacious and the staff were all very friendly and polite. The option to leave our luggage after check out was a bonus too. We didn't use the swimming pool during our short stay but it looked very clean and inviting.

We stayed in one of the rooms at the back of the hotel and the walls between rooms were thin so at times we could hear conversations of those next door to us. Thankfully we had respectful neighbours so this didn't greatly impact us.

The property was nice and unique. The location to Bourbon St, the Market, the River Walk, and cafés was very convenient.The off-street parking was a nice option. The employees that we talked with, mainly the front desk (evening and morning), were all friendly.

The off-street parking was pricey. The disclosure on the map indicates $30/night, but I was charged $40/night. The shampoo and bodywash bottles in the shower were empty. However, we brought our own, so we just used ours instead. One of the lamps was missing a light bulb, but it was replaced during our stay.

If you are more interested in local culture and food, this is the area for you! This hotel is steps away from Frenchman St, the French Market, Jazz Museum, and tons of local restaurants and bars. You are also a close walk to the streetcar line if you want to venture down to Canal Street and onto the St Charles line. (Take this to the WW2 museum!) Walk down to Buffas Bar / restaurant. Live music daily and good local food (Sunday Brunch is awesome).

I wish our room had a small fridge.

Great location near Frenchman Street and easy walk into the French Quarter & Bourbon Street for shopping, restaurants, bars and attractions. Gabby at the front desk was great too! Very friendly, welcoming and overall, just helpful getting our group checked in and informed. Beds were comfortable and rooms were clean, great hotel for being in downtown NOLA.

Walls and windows are fairly thin, so could easily hear some conversations and light chatter out in the courtyard. Not too bad, given the close proximity to the French Quarter.