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Feb 3, 2009 by Donnie Folse from Houma,LA
Overall Rating: 8

• Location,
  friendly and
  helpful staff.

“Great location for my particular interest. Comfortable accommodations at reasonable cost. Safe parking.”

Jan 30, 2009 by Cory from Minneapolis,MN
Overall Rating: 10

• Everything had a down home feel. the location was perfect.
• There was nothing we did not like.

“Outside of the French quarter just enough to walk to there, but not be in the noisiness when it comes time to go to sleep. The staff was extremely helpful and knowledgeable when it came to the area and its offerings.”

Dec 27, 2004 by K T. from Euless
Overall Rating: 1
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• Sheets were clean..slept good in bed (after putting on clothes to sleep in). They allowed pets.
• Air conditioning inadequate, broken shower, dirty carpets, hazardous stairs and a generally run-down and dilapidated old-house/conversion.

“It was Christmas Eve, there were five of us, weather was rotten cold and when I asked manager about heat, and he provided a couple of space heaters for about 800 sq. feet of space. Space heaters!? Asked to look at the room. Space heaters had been on, but still very cold in room. Asked manager for a refund....said no that room was fine and would be warm enough after adding more space heaters. Came back later and found out heaters blew the breakers so room was still cold, confronted manager again. Still would not refund money. This guy was no help. This is an inner-city, OLD TOWN location, not that convenient to the French Quarter, and not maintained very well at all. Carpet was filthy. Floor had weak spots. Also,watch that last step coming down!! Difference in stair rise makes this a hazardous journey. Let me see; found an old cup of coffee inside microwave, stuck to the bottom; didn't use microwave. Shower head fell off the wall, and when maintenance was called, he used packing tape and taped it back up; so high, in fact, I'd have to be seven-feet tall to use it; needless to say, we didn't take showers, either. I thought hotels were supposed to provide clean, comfortable, room with serviceable facilities. It didn't happen!! We were tired, and it was Xmas eve....we came, we slept, and we got the heck out. I'd be surprised if this place meets "code"....hardly deserves to be called a Inn....more like a flop house for French Quarter drunks....either way, your only one step away from gutter. Don't expect your money's worth here.”

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