This is one of the last truly historical New Orleans hotels in operation today. In its ~150-year history, it’s been an orphanage for the childhood causalities of the Civil War, a sanctuary for unwed mothers, a shelter for flood victims, and now it’s a rare chance for visitors to join the warm neighborhood community during their stay in the city.... more

My friends and i go to New Orleans every chrismas. we stayed at St Vincents a few years ago. Last yr my friends wanted to stay closer to Burbon st. (ugh) after paying 200$ a night plus taxes plus 20$ a night parking. i wasnt impressed! sure St. Vincents is old. but thats what i LOVE about it! after one... more

My wife and I stayed here during our first 'big' vacation in 2005 and decided to come back after a cruise that left out of New Orleans. We booked through a website and had a few complications that we needed to talk with the staff about and they helped every step of the way. Need to book an extra day... more

I stayed with my two children (ages9 and 10) and my mother, step-father, and sister. Private rooms. Bathrooms and beds were clean. We travel a lot- inspected the mattress for bedbugs and there were none. A/c worked well. Warm/friendly staff- kids even got a hug from Wendy (owns the cafe) when we checked out. Food in the cafe was great-vegetarian... more

I stayed at St. Vincents in mid March, 2009. Went with a group of college students to work for a week in the lower ninth ward. I loved St. Vincents, and will definately go back again. The character and charm of the building and staff was so amazing. Our group loved eating breakfast in the Cafe, the food was great,... more

It was the worst hotel ever the room floors were dirty ,the toilet seat had poop on it , the towels were old and torn, the cable was out the stairway had no lights in the night so you had to feel your way up and down to avoid breaking your neck. This place should be condemned it is not... more

Don't ever stay here. Everything, I mean EVERYTHING was bad about this place. I stayed there with a church group so we got the Dorm style rooms because there were so many of us. The bunk beds were broken (ie the wood under the top bunks was broken and hanging on some of the beds) Thank God we didn't need... more

All of the reviews about St. Vincent's are more or less correct. The structure itself dates to 1861, the year the Civil War began, and while it has a certain charm, it also shows its age. It definitely has character. We stayed for three nights during Essence Fest. Our rooms were clean (no bedbugs, for sure). The saltwater pool was... more

The best deal you can get As a returning and longtime visitor (all added up my wife and I stayed at St Vincent's for nearly four months spread over 2002, 05, 06, and 09) I feel the need to react to some of the harsher reviews I read in here. I wonder, what exactly did you expect? Pay peanuts and... more