We LOVE the Cornstalk! It is located on the best street in the French Quarter. It is close to everything, but not sooo much so that you can't sleep. It is a very quiet street at night. The pillows are awesome! The decor is super fun and there are some celebrities that own condos and homes across the street and... more

The Cornstalk is in a great location, close to Bourbon st. where a lot of the action is in New Orleans but far enough away so that when you get back you can sleep in peace. The rooms are beautiful, very clean and nice details to accentuate the "old" historical essence. The manager there is great, he will do just... more

My husband and I had a wonderful vacation at the Cornstalk Hotel. We stayed there the first week of October for 5 nights to celebrate my 50th birthday -- no small occasion. We booked the Cornstalk with some trepidation because of all the poor older reviews on this site, and the fact that the rate is only approx. $200/night --... more

It was my husbands birthday and we expected a wonderful experience since we paid 200 dollars a night. Here is the breakdown. Paid 30.00 a night to park in the driveway and could not leave when we wanted. No shampoo, no blow dryer, no coffee, no newspaper, NO NOTHING! Don't waste your money. It is not a typical B&B like... more

My boyfriend and I decided to take in a little Creole cuisine somewhat last minute. With no reservations we headed to the French Quarter. On a very intirguing Vampire Tour we discovered the Cornstalk. We were blown away by the precise detail of the magnificent fence surrounding the hotel. Each little cornstalk had been carefully painted and we wondered if... more

The nearly 200-year old Cornstalk Hotel is in the heart of the French Quarter. With only 12 rooms, this B & B was quiet. Renovated, our room was beautifully done to the appropriate time period. 4-post beds, comfortable mattresses, chandelier, long windows and an old fireplace. The on-site manager Louis was a gracious host. He gave us suggestions for restaurants... more

We stayed at the Cornstalk during a weekend trip to New Orleans. The location of the hotel is great, right in the middle of the French Quarter but sufficiently far away from Bourbon Street for it to be quiet. Our room was somewhat cramped, but the four-poster bed was very comfortable. The bathroom was a bit on the old side,... more

We stayed at the Cornstalk for one night to celebrate our engagement. The owner Louis was super nice, and actually upgraded us to a better room (no charge) since it was a special occasion! The room was beautiful, although our original room downstairs was just as beautiful. It was so pretty, and I was so glad we didn't stay at... more

The Cornstalk is located in the French Quarter about a block from Jackson Square. It's location and architecture really sell the place and helps make an authentic New Orleans experience. There are more updated, larger hotels available for those who want a more "airport hotel" feel. The manager was very friendly and helpful. We hadn't realized how much we missed... more