The hotel was charming and (for the most part) the staff were very friendly and accomodating.

We were there for 11 days and our maid knew us by name and was very conciderate about waiting for us to leave for the day before cleaning our room, to spite her busy schedule.

The price (at the time) was very reasonable for such a great location and the room was nice. It was on the small side, the window Air Conditioning unit was "ify" at best and the bathroom was not in the best of shape, but it was clean.

Having lived in New Orleans for several years, I knew what to expect. I can see how someone who was familiar with staying at generic homogonized chain hotels might be "put off" by the state of most of the older hotels and B&B's in New Orleans. Even the "nicer" ones seem to be in a slight state of decay.

But for those who can appreciate the charm of a historic and well worn building you won't be disapointed. If you are not THAT person...you might want to avoid New Orleans entirely.

We looked into staying there again recently and were a little shocked by how much the rates had gone up.

We had an unfortunate situation in which we had something stolen from our room. In addition, our room was in a noisy location. I would not recommend this hotel.

This was our first visit to the Hotel St. Pierre and it will not be our last. At every turn we met with friendly and helpful staff and a sense of old world charm that was relaxing and welcoming.

Upon arrival we were met by a friendly employee behind the desk though we were somewhat uncomfortable with the fact the 'secured' parking was a small narrow lot across the street with cameras surveying it. A small barrier is dragged into the middle of the entrance when the lot is full. They were honest and upfront enough with us to recommend we leave our car there if we didn't need to use it to get around the French Quarter because they could not recommend a parking space would be available once the lot filled up. All other hotels we checked that had parking areas charged at least $20. This cost nothing and we never needed our car.

The hotel is in a residential section of the French Quarter. Most sites of interest are within an easy walk and there are several trolleys as well as numerous cabs that can get you around town with ease.

Our room turned out to be a very comfortable and clean though the bathroom is in need of an update (no stopper in sink and flaking paint on tiles above the bathtub). Are we complaining? Absolutely not! The entire property is filled with charm and friendly staff.

Take time to wander around and find out about this property. The house we stayed in was over 250 years old and in very good repair.

As always, this is in the French Quarter and while the area is comfortable and relatively safe for the pedestrian, we do not recommend travelling off the grounds after the late, late hours of the night.

I loved everything about the look of the hotel. It is in a great location. Easy walk to a lot of stuff in the French Quarter. The staff was great until on midnight of the last night I was staying I noticed my purse was odd in my room and then looked in my wallet to find the forty dollars I had delibertately left in my wallet gone! I am extremely upset and hope I do not discover anything else missing. I told the guy at the front desk but not much he could really do. I know we locked the room so it had to be someone with a key. He said that the manager would talk to "the" housekeeper about it which I know there is way more than one. But that she would deny it so nothing would probably be able to happen. I am very upset because I know how they did it. My boyfriend and I were still in the room when the housekeeping came by. She asked if we needed anything and I said no so she had me sign off on a sheet saying she had asked me. I am not saying it was her but I know that is what led to it. Her excuse will be that she was never in the room. People. So don't sign off on anything or leave anything in the room if you stay here.