Andrew Jackson Hotel, a French Quarter Inns Hotel

It was a clean, nice place to stay. Close to many little shops. The girl at the front desk was so sweet and helpful. We also got to go on a free ghost hunt while staying there. Would definitely stay again.

The first room we got, the ac was broken and by the time we brought our bags down they had already found us a new, even better room. The place is, of course, really old but it was very quiet and clean. We were comfortable and had easy, walkable access to all the places we wanted to visit. The hotel staff was extremely helpful with any questions or support we needed.

Loved it

Abby was the absolute best. She gave a locals perspective with lots of recommendations. Anytime i needed something or had a question she was able to assist me. The other girls were less knowledgeable and one of the girls said "I don't know the area that well." Of course when she said that i went looking for somewhere that had hair brushes. The only thing I forgot. When I got back from thw building diagonal from the hotel at an Aveda Salon is when I met Abby and she told me everything I wanted and needed to know. The other girls need to know how to recommend things, events, and places to guests like Abby. Now when we checked it, it was late. Delayed flights and all so my husband and I were tired. Unfortunately there were dirt stains on the top sheet so we requested to have them changed in the morning before leaving to the museum. The cleaning staff didn't make it to our room until after 2 pm to change the linens, so we had to leave and come back to get ready for our steamboat tour. The most part the property is very quite except for one guy of boys that came stumbling in at 2 am being stupud loud and yelling to the point that someone else yelled at them to quite down. Of course I'm putting it very mild of what was yelled at the drunks. As far as the haunted part... we didn’t see or hear anything in room 106. I can't speak for other rooms. The hotel is within walking distance to Bourbon St and a longer (approximately 30 min) to Frenchman St. We loved Abby!

Very pretty and the staff was very nice.

It’s a give/take. The place is in the perfect area. There was no cable and when I told them they just said “the inside rooms often don’t get the cable”. The room was very comfortable and the staff was friendly.

The location of this hotel is perfect if you want to be close to all the action New Orleans has to over. However, the moment we steped out of the car the smell of urine slapped us in the face. It was like this for our entire stay. When we walked in we were greeted by friendly staff and the lobby was clean. I got the keys and went to my room to find the bed was dirty, i asked for clean sheets and was provided sheets to change the bed myself ( big mistake) the bed was disgusting. There was stains and was seemed to be dog hair all over the bed. I ended up sleeping on top of the covers but was extremely uncomfortable/uneasy.

This hotel was dirty and had no hot water. I asked Expedia to call them to find a resolution. After no compromise could be found I was told by Expedia the hotel would cancel the booking. Now the hotel is charming me and Expedia will not help me. Expedia should not do business with this hotel. It is dirty and they are dishonest about their refunds.

Great location to walk to stores, bars, restaurants and galleries. We loved our balcony where we could here live music of the street performers and walking tours. The staff was helpful and professional. It is an old hotel with lots of character.

This location was amazing, from the location to the history to the staff. Trey & Abby were very friendly and extremely helpful. I highly recommend this property!

Quaint and lovely!!

The Andrew Jackson Hotel was clean and centrally located in the French Quarter within easy walking distance to Bourbon Street & Jackson Square. Workers at the front desk were always helpful and would greet us anytime we were coming or going. Although it lacks a lot of amenities, that is expected at this low price point and considering the age of the building. Rooms were small & quaint and the AC was cold. We could hear the ice machine throughout the night, but otherwise it was a quiet & enjoyable environment (we couldn’t hear our neighbors or people in the courtyard at all). I love historic homes/buildings, but the AJ is really in need of some updates to room 109 (which was ground level in the courtyard). The bathroom was spacious but it lacked adequate storage and counter space. The vanity was falling apart (pictured). Likewise, the bathtub faucet was hanging loosely from the wall (every time we lifted the pull-up diverter valve to shower we thought the faucet might come off with it). There were cracked tiles, mildewy caulking & dirty (or at best, mismatched) grout. A bathroom renovation would go a long way at this place. The bottom line is personally, I don’t think I’d prefer to stay in the French Quarter again but if I did, I would stay at the Andrew Jackson Hotel.

Nice historical hotel!! Pet friendly!!

No phone. No elevator

I loved it! Will definitely be back.

It was exactly what we were looking for in a French Quarter property. The staff was excellent and friendly.

I wanted to share the letter and pictures I sent the general manager. But the letter and pictures are too large for this platform to accommodate. This place has lots charm but also lots of dirt. The location is great, Adam was the best! He tried really hard to get us taken care of. But over all it’s dirty and not maintained. Don’t do it!

Loved everything about this place. Great location, friendly staff

We loved staying at the Andrew Jackson Hotel! The staff were wonderful, the room spacious, the courtyard so fun to sit in. Resident courtyard cat was a plus and seeing the paranormal tours come through was fun. Great place to stay and close to everything.

So close to Bourbon st yet nice and quiet in the hotel for good night sleep.