Best French Quarter Hotel near Bourbon Street???

Which is the best French Quarter Hotel to stay at with easy access to Bourbon Street??? The Inn on Bourbon is too expensive...

I%26#39;m debating between St.Marie, Price Conti, St.Louis, and Dauphine Orleans...

Any help is greatly appreciated...Thanks in advance!

Best French Quarter Hotel near Bourbon Street???

I have only stayed at the Hotel St. Marie from your list and really liked it. It is 1/2 block from Bourbon St. in the main area. Some of the rooms have shared balconies facing Toulouse St. From there, you can see Bourbon St. I got lucky in March and scored a $49 per day rate for 3 days. This was a same day reservation, check in though. I had to extend my trip and booked the room and checked in on Sunday.

Best French Quarter Hotel near Bourbon Street???

Take a look at the St. Ann Marie Antoinette located on the 700 block (between Bourbon %26amp; Royal) of Conti St. It%26#39;s old but clean and quiet. Great hotel bar (Claire%26#39;s) right on the patio by the pool. Very reasonable rates. We%26#39;ll be there next week.

When are you planning on going to NO? Were staying at the Inn on Bourbon for a 3 night weekend in Aug for $303 total.

I%26#39;m staying in NO on Oct.26,27,and 28th for Voodoo Fest.... All the hotels have jacked up their prices for that weekend. Inn on Bourbon is like $260 per night... I%26#39;m thinking I%26#39;ll go with the St.Marie, $209 fri %26amp; sat, $140 sunday...

hey troodat............the quarter is really pretty compact and the cross-streets off of bourbon aren%26#39;t all that long. If you look at hotels (like the villa convento) 2-3-4 blocks away it%26#39;s not that far a walk at all. good luck!

Do yourself a big favor and skip the rec. for queen ann marie antioinette and skip the st louis..both properties are in severe need on renovations and attitude adjustments. I haven%26#39;t been in the Dauphine Orleans in a number or years but can highly vouch for the Price Conti and St Marie and they have some of the lowest parking rates in the quarter. I%26#39;ll be at the prince conti this weekend.

I definitely recommend the Hotel St. Marie. We%26#39;ve already booked for that weekend and I know it was filling up quickly. Looking forward to New Orleans and Voodoo Fest.

I know it%26#39;s more expensive but I personally would stay at the Inn on Bourbon for your purposes.

I%26#39;ve only stayed a few places in NO, but my absolute favorite is the Hotel Maison de Ville. It is a peaceful haven just half a block off of Bourbon Street and is positively dripping in the kind of slightly crumbling, old world charm that NO seems to have cornered the market on. The pool is a couple blocks away at the Audobon Cottages, but it%26#39;s not that much of an inconvenience.

One of life%26#39;s greatest pleasures for me has been sitting in my featherbed with a silver breakfast tray full of freshly baked goodies and coffee and listening to music from the Court of the Two Sisters wafting in the open french doors...what a way to start the day!

Maison de Ville can get a bit pricey, depending upon the dates of your stay, but there are bargain weekends to be had if you%26#39;re flexible.

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