Historic Creole Inn New Orleans
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worldtravel80 said:   October 22, 2009 6:24 pm PST
I have traveled a lot in my life to approximately 20 countries and all across the USA and I must say that I have never felt so welcome at a local place before. We understand that the managers of this property keep the rates low and the place nice and comfy so people can spend their money on the fun things in New Orleans! We stayed 4 nites and the rates were $59 a nite. Our bed was unreal. We sneeked and looked at the bed and it was padded memory foam. Our room also had a private bathroom. We had wine in the tropical garden with fountain in the back and the inn keepers told us eveything we wanted to know about the local scene in town! We were only 4 blocks from where all of the locals play Jazz on Frenchmen! Truly spectacular stay although there were no desks in the rooms to set a computer. There was free wi-fi and a computer to use for free in the lobby. The last time we stayed we had to pay over $20 a nite in parking..needless to say the parking here was free and they even welcomed our little yorkie with no pet fee! Cheers to Glenn and Diana our wonderful hosts. See you next year my dears!! We hope you read this.. WE recommend this place to anyone that wants to experience the local culture of new orleans and want cheap rates and nice place!

Ranger76132 said:   October 22, 2009 6:24 pm PST
My wife and I enjoyed this B&B so much, we booked two extra nights (already had stayed a week). Dianna and Glenn are great. They share their knowledge of the area, attractions, and history of New Orleans. My wife stated the bed was the most comfortable bed she has slept on, and we have a $2000 mattress at home. Dianna and Glenn make you feel like you are at home. They are great to visit with in the courtyard in the evenings. We will definitely be back to the Creole Inn, as long as Dianna and Glenn are the managers.

EvanstonianGuy (Evanston, IL) said:   October 22, 2009 6:23 pm PST
I have been a repeat guest at the Creole Inn for over a year now and I can honeslty say it gets better and better with each stay! Here is my disclaimer: I am the kind of person that wants to get up in the morning and know and feel that I am in a different city, not just wake up to some generic wallpaper and floral print that you can find at any given big name hotel in any given city for that matter. If youre like me, a traveler who wants to experience the local flavor of Nawlins and still be within walking distance of all the tourist trappings of Bourbon Street and the French Quarter, then the Creole Inn is definitely for you. When I travel, I like to do what the locals do, hang out where the locals hang out and eat where the locals eat. I like to immerse myself in a city and really get the feel for what it has to offer. The Creole Inn allows me to do that. It makes for a great base to explore this awesome city. The table in the main room of the Inn is a smorgasboard of maps and information for the explorer and the staff really knows their stuff and are extremely helpful. From its quaint and comfortable rooms (the rooms I have stayed in all have memory foam-- and i have yet to find a memory foam mattress I didnt like), to its beautiful garden (which I recommend that you have a glass of wine at night while you sit and look at the stars and chat with that special someone) to the great staff and awesome location (the Marigny and Frenchman Street is alive with local character and close enough to the French Quarter for you to get as decadent as you want and still stumble back in one piece) the Creole Inn is a great place to stay. At the time I write this review (June 2009), you really get the feeling that the city is getting back on itâ??s feet again and that the Marigny is going to be a hot spot for the locals. Coffee shops, bars, restaurants are beginning to abound. So if your looking for local character at an amazing value, give the Creole Inn a try.

delucasarilius (Broklyn, NY) said:   October 22, 2009 6:17 pm PST
An Absolute Preasure. The Creole Inn and the inn keepers were a true pleasure. The Inn is situated in an ideal area for the traveler capturing the essence of New Orleans. Very close to the bars and restaraunts of frenchman st. as well mimis and a great coffee shop around the corner. The Clreole Inn has been on my mind since I left it and I can't wait to return!

jokes107 said:   October 22, 2009 6:16 pm PST
A Warm and Favorable Experience. During the weekend of November 7, 2008, I had the privilege to stay at The Creole Inn and Suites. I arrived early on a Friday morning, and was immediately greeted with warmth and hospitality. Diana was so kind and gracious as we visited in her lovely backyard garden while listening to traditional New Orleans jazz from her CD collection. Soon it began to rain, so Diana invited me in her kitchen where we continued our visit. I was most impressed with this gesture because Diana spoke as if she had known me for years, and I had never knew her a day in my life! Later I met her husband Glenn, and he was wonderful too! The rooms in this bed and breakfast are very cozy and extremely comfortable! A wonderful and restful sleep was received each night, which my body appreciated after walking all day and every day in New Orleans! I was so impressed by the warm and gracious hospitality of the Creole Inn staff that I have decided to make the Creole Inn my home away from home whenever I am visiting in New Orleans. This is definitely a bed and breakfast I highly recommend to all who read this review. The Creole Inn is also very affordable! I look forward to many future visits at the Creole Inn and Suites!

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