The Celestine

Nothing really. It was a surprise Chr getaway for my wife. Need less to say, she hated it!!! No designated parking available as advertised. Size 24" t.v in room.

All of it.

Beautiful renovation of a 200+ year-old building in the center of the Quarter.Decent sized room. All the bathroom fixtures looked brand new.Plenty of towels and a turn-down service every night. The staff were very helpful and pleasant.

My only real complaint is the noise. Upon booking (Booking.com), I requested a quiet room. The hotel phoned me and said the room type I booked faced Toulouse St. and was not quiet. They graciously offered, at no extra charge, a larger room facing the courtyard. The first floor bar plays loud music beginning at about 9:00 AM and the courtyard is filled with revealing customers. However, things quiet down after 11:00 or 11:30 PM. The real problem is the adjacent restaurant which begins rolling out their loud and heavy trash bins at 6:30 AM accompanied by loud conversation not twenty feet from our front door. At these prices ($600/night), I should have been warned that even the quietest room is anything but.

The hotel was beautiful! It is very unique & comfortable. The staff was so nice and welcoming! The property sits around a beautiful courtyard, where you can hear morning jazz come over from the court of two sisters.

The location is only a half a block behind bourbon street, which does make this a little loud. However, I feel it comes with the territory if you stay in this part of town.

The staff was accommodating and warm. It’s a very special hotel and we loved the unique experience. The decor and details are A+. They even had champagne in the room and a handwritten note for our anniversary!

We loved everything, but I would warn anyone who doesn’t want to “be in the middle of everything” — they provide ear plugs, which we didn’t end up needing on a weekday stay, but if you’re sensitive to noise you may not want a balcony room that faces Toulouse. For us, it was perfect.

So much classic Old-World charm. Sitting in the courtyard enjoying the delicious morning coffee, jazz music softly wafting in from the Court of The Two Sisters, transports you to a different time and place. Mornings were very peaceful. Loved the cocktail bar - finely crafted drinks added an understated glamor and the bartenders were friendly and knowledgeable.

Our room was tight but we knew it was one of the smallest rooms offered - the courtyard queen. Also, noise from Bourbon street made sleeping difficult at times.

New fresh and qute hotel within the French Quarter.

The location of this hotel is amazing. Super easy access, friendly staff, beautiful courtyard

The hotel is beautiful, and well maintained.

We had no issues or complaints.

It is a great location and very artsy.

Too expensive