Lucky Inn - Adults Only

We booked on *********** and started off by arriving to a locked gate with no way of entering to get to a reception. The gate has no communication on it so if you're like us with UK sim cards that can't make phone calls then you have no way of getting in contact with the hotel. Luckily another guest entered and we were able to get to reception where we were told that we should have been sent an email with a code to open the gate, which we were never sent. The staff were nice however sometimes hard to find as there is no actual reception just a bar or office room which they're sometimes not in. The hotel itself is like they've spent money making it look nice but it's actually still not nice. The room had many plug sockets that didn't work, one of which was falling out of the wall. The window shut but didn't lock. There is no hair dryer or iron, however upon asking got a hair dryer and a clothes steamer (which is no sub for an iron imo). There's no fridge in the room, the shower went cold for the last night and morning so we couldn't shower. The air con machine is insanely loud turning off and on constantly. Good luck sleeping when there's people going to their rooms as you can hear everything from the corridoor to your room. The room had a big wall mounted tv that has no connection and didn't work when trying to wirelessly connect to my phone so it's completely useless. There's no ice machine so you have to go down to the bar and ask for someone to give you ice. The only positive is the location is 2min walk from the tram that takes your right to the french quarter for like $3 day pass. For the price which in my opinion wasn't the cheapest, this hotel isn't worth it and I would look elsewhere, as many have said it's more of a hostel than a hotel. 3 star is generous from me.

The rooms are tiny, and they don't have a fridge, they don't have much, the cleanliness of the place is regular, and the positive thing is that they don't charge for parking. It looks like a guest house, the hotel is tiny, and they have no employees, just a manager who was never there in the morning.

Th Lucky Inn was just what I wanted - safe, convenient, and affordable lodging. I rented the basic room and was most impressed with the cleanliness of the room and with the gracious staff. Offstreet parking was a big bonus too. Bed was comfortable. Shower was strong and hot. Sparkling clean. Hapy to have stayed there.

A boutique hotel experience. Not a ton of frills, but great air conditioning, comfortable bed with lots of pillows, and very picturesque common areas. The staff is incredibly attentive and kind! They went above and beyond to be accommodating to my questions and requests. A $10 Uber ride to the French Quartet and $15 Uber ride to the Garden district. Very close to Ruby Slipper and a Whole Foods. They provided free coffee and bottled water and there is a vending machine in the lobby for snacks.

The hotel is off the beaten path for sure. Once inside I felt safe and it was nice and clean. Staff was nice and accommodating. The gate in front was broken. There was a big hole in wall 1st floor apparent plumbing issue. Room has no hairdryer and basic amenities. it was a short walk to the trolly. We walked to the dollar general for some pop as we were cruising the next day. People begging outside and that short walk was uncomfortable. I would not walk it at night. We went downtown for Krewe of boo parade but did not take the trolly back would not feel comfortable on the walk to hotel at night. Ubered/Lyfted from airport, downtown and to the ship. If I went to NOLA again I would probably stay closer downtown.

This gem is just a block away from the trolley with free parking, and is reasonably priced. The staff are welcoming, friendly and helpful. The lobby area is super funky with plenty of room to lounge and sip on free coffee. The rooms are clean and comfortable, but without a hair dryer or mini fridge. Not unlike other hotels in this area, the rooms are small and the walls a pretty thin, which in my opinion, is all part of New Orleans experience. Hands down, I would stay here again, if I ever get the chance.