I stayed here for a week in January 2007 and had a wonderful stay. My room was great, lots of natural light and very comfortable. WIFI was easy to access, which was important for me b/c I was traveling for work. Sherrie prepared an amazing breakfast each morning. Lots of restaurants nearby - especially liked Mr. John's Steakhouse. I would highly recommend staying here!

We just had to write a review the Henry Howard House Inn. Since the hurricane, the city needs tourists so badly, so we thought we'd go in for a weekend trip. This place actually had their grand opening 2 weeks before Katrina!! A friend who had done some work there recommended it to us, and we are so grateful. It has beautiful antique furnishings, really comfortable beds, free WI-Fi, flat panel TV's and cool local art in the rooms. And, the price was right at $99 a night. Sherrie, our hostess was great. We loved the eclectic, old-world feel of the place, and thouroughly enjoyed our stay. Our balcony overlooked Prytania St., and the bathroom felt like a spa with a great soaking tub, those curved curtain rods and awesome robes! There was also a beautiful courtyard where my fiance and I shared some wine one night. Sherrie even served us a homemade breakfast in the parlor. Oh, and there is a little grocer across the street that serves lunch specials and poboys. The Inn is just a block off St. Charles Ave. and 2 blocks off Magazine St., which is one hip little area. Magazine St. has dining, antiques, bars, coffee shops, vintage clothing - you name it. There was so much to do there, that we didn't even go into the French Quarter. If you are planning a trip to New Orleans - I would highly recommend calling the Henry Howard House Inn! Worth every penny!