This is an outstanding room/hotel as long as you understand what you are getting. It used to be a hostel but now a hotel; so the rooms are quite small when fitted with a king size bed (no room for a chair) but that is the only downside. Everything else was great!! Location: on St Charles with the trolly stop outside the hotel which takes you directly to Bourbon street. Quiet with lots of nearby very good restaurants. Continental breakfast included. Comfortable bed, clean, nice shower and a price that was appealing compared to other locations. I recommend it.

Beds were comfortable, nice Italian shower, the lady who welcomed us at our arrival was very nice

The surrounding is noisy at night because of traffic as the hotel is on a busy avenue. The first morning there was almost nothing for breakfast, I had to ask the receptionnist to understand what was supposedly breakfast. The guy at reception was almost sleeping and didn't care much about us or anything happening around. The 2nd morning, breakfast was much more well prepared, when I commented it to the nice lady at reception, she told me the Manager did it that morning. Anyway, breakfast had bad taste, the part with bagels and sandwich bread smells, the rest is inside plastic packaging, there is nothing fresh, nor fruits.

Friendly and responsive staff who were happy to help answer any questions I had. Location was pretty good, with street cars outside or a 20-25 minute walk into the French Quarter. I didn't take the street car, as I enjoyed strolling into town each day. Food readily available next door, with Courtyard Brewery or the Avenue Pub within a 5 minute walking radius if you fancy a good selection of beers. The Quart(?) is The Quisby bar, and also offers some good drinking options without needing to leave the Hostel. I stayed in the 4-bed shared accomodation room.

Mileage may vary when it comes to your fellow guests; generally a very positive experience, and never felt unsafe - but as to be expected with hostel stays, you'll probably be woken up once or twice as other people move around and enjoy their experience. So just keep that in mind!

Recently updated, super cute vibe, 24/hr bar, refreshing air conditioning, and really nice & helpful staff.

Not super close to the French Quarter, but the street car is literally a two minute walk from the hotel and goes straight there for super cheap, you can get a 3-day RTA pass for $8 which works for all the public transportation. ALSO, Bourbon St is super noisy so it was nice to have somewhere comfortable to wind-down and fully be able to relax.

Some of the staff were VERY nice (notably Ms Annamarie and Mr Tom). Very much enjoyed all of our conversations and how welcomed they made me feel. They are personally the reason I would return to the hostel (especially since it seems like the two of them are holding that place together). Beds are comfortable, unlimited sheets and towels (if needed), nice breakfast (although the hostel often runs out of food and never seems to order more, but that is a management issue). Overall, a great place with great atmosphere

Not a deal-breaker, but personally, I felt a bit of the younger staff/management were "inexperienced" when it came to how they talked to people and their cleanliness, but I understand in NOLA, as I have lived there before, it is the "cool" thing to be rude, so, I did not take it personally. But I know a few of the guests did. Also, the showers need curtains or doors. The bathroom floors are ALWAYS wet (and therefore, moldy). Not the fault of the facility manager, as this seems like an intentional design choice by ownership.

The location was perfection as it was super close to the garden district which is where I mostly explored. The cable cart was just outside and the airport bus was blocks away .. the rooms were spacious clean and comfy .. The reception staff were all super nice/ friendly & the breakfast was a bonus

1 of the night managers was the rudest ever. Check in was suppose to be 3pm as per online but she said she’s in charge and she says 4pm. You couldn’t ask anything if u needed anything when she was working nights and had to wait for the next manager to start at 11pm. It wasn’t just me who felt this way. A lot of ppl were saying the same thing. She shouldn’t be working there at all cause it defeats everything of her role

Room (we stayed in a double with own shower) is clean. Next to side street but relatively quiet area so no night noise issues. Walkable from Amtrak train station. One of the famous streetcar lines is right in front of the hotel so convenient to get to famous sites east and west in the city. The vibe of the guests is cool; added atmosphere from the ones hanging out in the lobby - the hotel bar (extension of the checkin desk) is open really late, and guests get a free drink (I didn't use it this time).

The included breakfast was nominal, and I skipped it except for the black coffee. The immediate area around the hotel is somewhat depressed; the walk to the Amtrak train station would take you past a bit of the homeless tents that are sporadically around the city.

Hi! Amazing location first of all, and for the price I paid for, I couldn’t asked for more. The night I checked-in, the reception guy gave me a free room so I was by myself, and on the other night, one more lady has joined me, but she had an early flight, so she just slept the whole time. It was my first time staying in hostel, and it was totally worth it!

The fact that a lady walked into the room at midnight and apparently did not like it, so just smashed the door and went out :))

We were 3 generations of our family women who booked a room to share. It worked out very well. The place was clean with comfortable beds and clean bathroom. Bunk beds are not my favorite but my granddaughter didn't mind the climb! :) The breakfast offered was sufficient and the coffee was good. The staff was very friendly and helpful to answer all our questions. The location was excellent with public transport right outside the door and walkable to some good restaurants.

Can't think of anything else that anyone would need.

To travel the trolly is the best way. Learn the trolly system. It takes you everywhere within downtown. The Quisby also is directly besides Popeyes, around the corner from downtown, up the street from the Univ, and around the corner from the Stadium. Not too crowded but definitely close.

There wasn't nothing to not like as I was traveling alone. Not too many expectations except for comfort.