Located in New Orleans’ famed French Quarter, Hotel St. Pierre offers accommodations in an historic setting. The hotel is situated two blocks from Bourbon Street. Creole cottage-style guestrooms are fitted with period furnishings and modern conveniences. In-room amenities include complimentary Wi-Fi, climate control, TV, and luxury toiletries. Other amenities featured in some rooms include microwave, refrigerator, Jacuzzi tub, and balcony. The hotel, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, features a lush tropical courtyard with two swimming pools. The 24-hour front desk features a concierge service and safe deposit box. Valet parking is available. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast buffet in the morning and homemade cookies in the afternoon. Hotel St. Pierre is located within walking distance of Bourbon Street’s famed nightlife. Meanwhile, the likes of St. Louis Cathedral, Jackson Square, and the Old U.S. Mint are within walking distance. New Orleans Convention Center and the Mercedes-Benz Superdome are less than two miles from the property.
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Past guests describe Hotel St. Pierre as being a series of quaint buildings set against a pleasant tropical courtyard. Guests report that the creole-style cottages make a change from cookie-cutter chain hotels, while the courtyards two swimming pools prove popular.
Hotel St. Pierre is located just two blocks from the famed Bourbon Street, meaning many of the French Quarter's preferred attractions are just a short walk away. Guests report that while being convenient, the hotel is just far enough away from the hustle and bustle of Bourbon Street to make for a quiet stay.
The majority of guests respond favorably to the complimentary breakfast buffet offered by the hotel, describing it as tasty and plentiful. Likewise, guests also praise the complimentary cookies, coffee, and water served in the lobby.
A number of guests staying at Hotel St. Pierre find their accommodations to be on the small side. It seems that standard rooms offer very little room to move around. This doesn't pose too much of a problem for guests simply looking for a place to lay their head overnight whilst they explore New Orleans by day.
Some guests find in-room furnishings to be dated. Common criticisms include old-style tube TVs, beat-up furniture, and damaged door locks. According to reports, some rooms have recently been remodeled to counter these issues.
According to reports, cleanliness can be an issue at the hotel. Some guests report dirty carpets and dusty fittings during their stay. Meanwhile, reports suggest that housekeeping is a hit-or-miss affair.
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