“I loved staying at this hotel. The rooms are comfortable and very well decorated. The location is amazing. It was a short walk to both bourbon street and the superdome. I would definitely stay here again.”
“The FMI enjoys a very convenient location in the French quarter at a generally affordable price. The architecture style is french with big windows and lovely courtyard quiet in a short distance away from the hustling streets outside. The manager and frontdesk people are all very nice dealing with unexpected situation in a very prompt manner. There is cable TV in the room. The AC works very well. The window view is pleasant.”
“The hotel is beautiful, not a chain hotel. It has charm and it's in a historic building. The location is good right in the heart of the French Quarter. The rooms were clean and the staff was very friendly.”
“This is a beautiful, historic property with impeccable service. We stayed in the Riverview Suite that had spectacular views from every room. This was one of the most comfortable beds we have ever slept on and the 100% down pillows were dreamy. The hotel is very old, so rooms are smaller, but still felt spacious. The jetted tub and extra powder room were lovely extras and well worth upgrading to a suite for. The hotel continues to offer touches that make the stay feel luxurious such as white……
“This is a unique property in a great neighbourhood. It doesn't have the conveniences of one of the Canal St. Hotels but it has charm, proximity to the best music, its quiet, and the area is very safe. the rooms are beautifully furnished and they feel like a home.”
“very comfortable and clean apartment. excellent location with plenty of restaurants within walking distance. i would stay here again, but some notes: the walls and ceilings are very thin. i did not notice this until other guests arrived towards the end of my stay. i could hear the toilet flushing because the pipes were exposed in the bedroom of my apartment. i did wish that the bedroom had a window, but overall, the quality and cleanliness of the apartment was most important.”