If I had one word to describe Hotel St. Marie it would be old. When I say old I don't mean charming. I mean old as in dank and smelly and in some serious need of updating. The hotel while perfectly located is run down and in need of some serious TLC! Sometimes it pays to spend just a little... More

Up and down visit here. First have to say the guest reception was cold. The room was nice clean but but the balcony had a french door that had a huge gap at the floor which when 4 am came resulted in loud street delivery noise. Other than that charming the court yard was wonderful the onsite garage restaurant was... More

We stayed four nights at the St. Marie, and I thought it was a good option, especially for our first time in New Orleans. While we were not interested in the Bourbon St. scene, even being one block away things quiet down quite a bit, and it was still a very convenient location for touring the rest of the French... More

I was worried it would be dirty and overly used because of review's of all hotels in the French Quarter but it was very clean the restaurant breakfast is delicious, great happy hours at the bar and it's a nice clean one too, not all covered in bourbon street. Speaking of Bourbon Street, literally 2 minute walk, there is also... More

Friends highly recommended this place so we gave it a shot. We booked a suite so our 3 and 1 year old could run around. There was no elevator to our room so my husband had to carry our double stroller up and down. I believe we were given a Mardi Gras party suite ... It was huge and we... More

so the room was just ok. Not bad-clean but old and the carpet into the bathroom was ripped but hey this is the French Quarter and this hotel is just off Bourbon street (about a half block from dead nuts center of Bourbon street). Lobby and hotel was kinda cool, Old New Orleans. Hotel parking good but pricey at $32... More

Stayed a week at hotel St. Marie and could have stayed longer. Large clean room on ground floor with semi private courtyard. Staff helpful and friendly especially Carl. He gave us good advice on restaurants and attractions. Bourbon street is to be avoided on Saturday nights unless you like hoards of drunks everywhere. We were convenient to all the attractions... More

Well located in the French Quarter, steps from Bourbon Street. Really nice staff, very helpful (for the most part). Rooms are fairly typical hotel fare, but the blankets are a little thin. Thermostat was an on or off affair - so blazing hot or icy cold. Nice balcony overlooking the courtyard. I really did appreciate that the management dealt with... More

Nice hotel in the french quarter. No restaurant available when we were there but service was good and the staff were helpful if you needed it. Room and bed were adaquate. Liked the convenient location to anywhere in the French Quarter