Hotel Peter and Paul, an Ash Hotel

優點：作為天主教堂改建的酒店非常有特色，酒吧和餐廳格調明顯，環境和員工十分優雅；地理位置好，在一個安靜優雅的街區，主街上有非常有當地特色的酒吧，離法國區不遠。 缺點：我分到的房間太小，空間上感覺實際與圖片有差距；去餐廳用餐體驗不是最愉快，在門口等待服務，結果收到receptionist回答“can i help you？” 被當作好奇的遊客來對待讓我有點不舒服。然後餐桌分配這件事上也讓我很不舒服，我被領到廚房出入口旁邊的餐桌，但是明明有更好的餐桌可以給我，在我的要求之下我才在一個安靜的位置坐下來。

酒店環境很不錯，非常復古，有情調，裝修有特色。但是酒店設施説實話一般，比較簡樸。浴室淋浴水比較小，吹風機是壞的也無人更換，空調直吹床，晚上睡着很冷。Happy hour更是樸素。工作人員也沒有很熱情，愛答不理的樣子。停車需要額外收費大約16刀每天，延遲退房到13:00需要收費70美金。周圍都是居民區，沒有什麼景色，這家酒店建議淺嘗輒止，體驗一下可以，住多了會吃不消。

Let me tell you, this is one amazing hotel experience. Not of the luxury/glitz and glamour type but of the feeling wonderfully at home at a place with a welcoming and comfy/homey vibe. A lot of personalized thought and attention went into making this hotel, and the fact that it is just a few blocks from the best jazz in New Orleans is a bonus ! You feel like you just blend into a quiet neighborhood with a special secret place you discovered. The restaurant feels like an old world parlor room with your private chef hiding somewhere in the back. All the staff we interacted with were friendly and accommodating. Bed was very comfortable, there was no noise, even though there was a wedding going on in the property’s building right next to us. So glad we changed plans with last minute and stayed here instead of in the French Quarter, although all that action is only about a pleasant 15 minute walk away.

Love this hotel for being close enough to the quarter, but in a more quiet and interesting area. Hotel, rooms and common areas are gorgeous and the bar/restaurant top notch and very romantic. Friendly and helpful staff.

I’ll start with the positives. It’s a gorgeous and unique property. Overall, the staff at Hotel Peter and Paul were great—special thanks to Vaughn and Ayanna at the front desk, and Madeline at Elysian. The Marigny location is very convenient: only about a 5-minute walk to Frenchmen Street and a 15- minute walk to the heart of Bywater. The neighborhood is residential and quiet and it’s a nice break from the ruckus of the French Quarter. It’s a rare hotel property in a neighborhood dominated by short-term rentals. There are plenty of local coffee shops, restaurants and bars (Ayu, Who Dat, R Bar) within blocks. The hotel’s decor is thoughtfully designed, perfect for travelers who enjoy an independent boutique vibe. The beautifully repurposed building poses some challenges with noise. Central to the charm, the hotel is housed in an old school. They did a great job making the most of the footprint. That means some rooms — all interiors are great—aren’t in an ideal location. Our Schoolhouse Classic was located right off the lobby and next to the lobby’s single, public restroom. Unfortunately, when we were in our room the noise was relentless. Our room was also next to the elevator. which meant we dealt with constant disturbances at all hours. We could hear people loudly chatting in the hallway, doors slamming, and the elevator dinging repeatedly throughout the day and night. No chance of getting some rest during the day. A steady stream of groups using the single public restroom caused the door to open and slam over and over again. On our first night, one wedding guest took over the bathroom, yelling for others to join him in the “WC” for hours. At over $400/night, this experience fell far short of expectations. We expected a much more peaceful stay given the hotel’s reputation, marketing and price point. It’s disappointing that the hotel didn’t warn us about how noisy the room’s location could be—surely they know how disruptive that location is. The hotel was fully booked so switching rooms wasn’t an option. Had we known in advance, we would have made other arrangements. Bottom Line If you plan to stay at Hotel Peter and Paul, avoid Room 103 (and probably the other rooms that are off the lobby) at all costs. I highly recommend calling ahead to inquire about your room’s location. The property is beautiful and the staff are wonderful, but our experience was impacted by the unrelenting noise. It simply was not worth the price tag.

Cold and spartan, but the bed and pillows were very comfortable. Somewhat rundown infrastructure. Drinks are very expensive at the bar. The rooms and hallways are darkly lit, no over head lighting, no reading lights. The coffee maker was built in to a large armoire and difficult to use. No place to store clothes and personal items except in the armoire, which had but a few hangers and no shelf space.