The location is central, just a short walk from the New Orleans Jazz Museum. the premier double room was fabulous, and the bed was exceptionally comfortable. - We enjoyed our weekend stay here and would definitely love to come back in the future.

The hotel's location was central, nicht in der Nähe von Bourbon und Canal. Visited Coop's Place for a few drinks, it was at walking distance from the property, recommend.

Beautiful small and unique hotel with friendly personnel that met all request. The rooms with a modern luxury bath & spa. A lot of goodies for breakfast. Absolutely perfect and comfortable location, a few steps away from everywhere.

Amazing place with exceptional service. Marvellous and particularly good location, close to the business district, art galleries, cafés, and modern city life in America. - Absolutely amazing staff and management. - Delicious breakfast and a wide variety of goodies.

I think the history of this place is also one of its biggest selling points, and aside from the enduring Southern charm, is one of the qualities we most enjoyed about it. We came to New Orleans to experience the music, food, history and whole energy of the place. Being in our early 40's, we are less apt to trawl the Bourbon Street area, though having only lived in large American cities, we very much appreciate the vibrant city life itself. So, the Soniat House ended up being perfect for us because of its close location to everything we wanted to experience, and its distance from that which we did not. We'll be staying there again if we come back in town. We are also VERY likely to recommend the place to our like- minded friends.

The only piece of our experience that made us pause says more about us than about the hotel itself. My husband and I are very liberal, white and grew up in the suburbs of Chicago. In other words, though we have lived now in Los Angeles for many years, we are Northerners through and through. It made both of us a bit uncomfortable to be waited on by African Americans in formal dress akin to what house slaves might have worn on the plantation pre-Civil War. Though their attire certainly fit with the gorgeous old-world surrounding, and every staff member was of the highest quality- kind, courteous, helpful and appeared happy to be working there- we couldn't help but feel a deeply-rooted sense of white entitled guilt. Now, we can only imagine that for those in the service industry, working at the Soniat House would be a great job to land, so there was no feeling of pity (I also spent my twenties and early thirties supporting myself in many areas of service.) But seeing the staff in this specific garb simply made us slightly uncomfortable and sadly aware of class distinction, which of course still exists today. That said, this feeling will not keep us away from the hotel in the future, it is just something esoteric I thought to mention.

Everything was super. There was nothing to criticize

I would recommend this place. I didn't want to say goodbye. - the rooms are absolutely fantastic. - the breakfast is delicious. - the location is excellent, just off the Ursuline Convent, near New Orleans and art galleries. - the venue staff are outstandingly accommodating and met all requests. - Everything was great.

This historic boutique hotel has everything. It is beautifully restored inside and out and the interior design is among the most beautiful and authentic I have ever seen in an American hotel . The Frette linens and other custom made linens are remarkable. The breakfast with homemade piping hot bisquits with jam and butter, the Creole coffee and fresh orange juice served by lovely staff made the morning. Finally, the front desk and other management could not have been more helpful. I was called the day before to see if I would like to have my double bed for two friends changed to two twins. Such thoughtfulness has never been experienced with a hotel before.

I loved the old New Orleans feel of the Hotel. Very attentive staff. I stayed in the main portion of the hotel in a Deluxe Queen Room. Not for those looking for all the modern conveniences. Our room was on the second floor and faced the street. It felt as if the balcony was our private, although it wasn'T.

What we didn't like was th small tv; no refrigerator in th room; having to ask for ice and tip every time. Peeling paint in the room.

The building and rooms are charming, featuring modern luxury baths and a spa. the breakfast selection is fantastic with a variety of goodies. - the hotel is conveniently located near the French Quarter, business district, art galleries, and cafés.

It was all great with the exception of a lack of hot water on one morning; it was fixed.

Charming, warm, idiosyncratic and beautiful

Super room with a modern luxury bath

Stunning verandah. Favourable central location, adjacent to art galleries and cafés. - Close enough to walk to almost everywhere in the French Quarter.

It is beautifully designed. All the accoutrements are wonderful. It is a fun place to stay when visiting with other people who are also there.

The bed was very uncomfortable. There was no way to block the morning light from the windows. There was a raccoon or something in the attic over the room which kept us up all night. The workmen started their saws at 8 am on a Saturday.

Gorgeous, classy rooms with perfect decor and serene atmosphere. Discreet staff. Excellent honor bar. Lovely courtyards and balconies. Conveniently close to Frenchman Street and other attractions, but on a quiet street for a peaceful night's sleep.