Originally constructed in the 1700's, the 15-room Inn on Ursulines is one of the oldest structures in the French Quarter. Located between the famed Royal and Bourbon streets, this traditional Creole Cottage was once owned by voodoo priestess Marie Laveau, who operated it as a guest house for travelers to the city seeking her services.
Engrossed in the property's rich history and architecture are guest rooms providing today's traveler the comfort and modern conveniences expected of great French Quarter lodging. Our inviting courtyards are your personal sanctuary from the ongoing thrill that is the New Orleans experience.
With both location and comfort, the Inn on Ursulines is the perfect home base for your next authentic French Quarter adventure.
Self-parking is available on a first come, first serve basis at a rate of $20 per day. The gated lot is located 0.4 miles (six blocks) behind our sister property, the Lamothe House Hotel.
While the smallest of the French Quarter Guest Houses group of boutique hotels, the Inn on Ursulines and each of its 15 guest rooms have been carefully restored to showcase the property's everlasting charm.
Standard Amenities in All Accommodations
DELUXE ONE KING GUEST ROOM
This room features antique heart of pine floors, white Carrera marble bathrooms, and all of the modern conveniences and technology the seasoned traveler expects including one King bed, complimentary wireless internet, LED TV's with HD programming, and alarm clock with MP3.
DELUXE ONE QUEEN GUEST ROOM
This room features antique heart of pine floors, white Carrera marble bathrooms, and all of the modern conveniences and technology the seasoned traveler expects including one Queen bed, complimentary wireless internet, LED TV's with HD programming, and alarm clock with MP3.
DELUXE TWO QUEEN GUEST ROOM
This room features antique heart of pine floors, white Carrera marble bathrooms, and all of the modern conveniences and technology the seasoned traveler expects including two Queen beds, complimentary wireless internet, LED TV's with HD programming, and alarm clock with MP3.
