Dew Drop Inn

Amazing location, great staff, clean facilities, love the theme throughout the hotel.

There waa very limited parking but the staff was nice. The rooms were great.

They have parties EVERY NIGHT which go on until 12a-1am at the earliest & one night it ended at 4a. I could NOT sleep while I was there, as a result. They need to pick either have it be a night club or hotel but it is too small to be both. It is clean & staff are the nicest. They give ear plugs but the floors vibrate w/ the noise from the ceiling just below.

Cute small boutique hotel, great value. Perfect for those who appreciate its history and music. Enjoyed the pool and bar. Easily spent 1-2 hours there, music was top notch, my favorite 90s-2000s throwbacks. The DJs on Saturday night played a good mix of music too. You have to walk 15-20 minutes to get to most places, but it’s near Magazine St, some local staples like Bearcat. Would stay again.

No thermostat in the room which ws like an ice box. No blankets on the bed had to use towels in bath room. NO cups or water glasses in the room. Not enough counter space either the bed room or bath rom. No elevator or person to help with getting the bags up the stairs. No downstairs rooms.

Key things missing: small fridge/microwave, coffee maker, and parking!. The person at the desk upon arrival did not even tell us there was coffee in the little hidden alcove downstairs. So, the first morning was a bummer. I found out from the man who fixed our room problem on the second night. The place is unique with charm and has potential. The pool is nice too. Those key things would make a huge difference.

Cute lil boutique hotel with a lot of black history. I liked that they kept a lot of the original structures and added on to a more modern look to it. Has a small pool area with a small bar area and you can order food from the kitchen. Not going to lie. The outside gives you a bit of an I in the right area, but once you’re inside you can tell how nice it is. We are from the Midwest and thought our first hotel at a mid range priced hotel with a known name would have been good, but it was not exactly what we thought. We stayed here for 1 night to give it a try. We realized we should have stayed here the whole time. It’s 10 min drive to bourbon street stuff, 20 min drive to the airport. I’m sure you can Uber to most things and not cost too much. Check in and check out went smooth. There is no elevator so be ready to climb stairs. It only has 2 floors the incline is not so bad. The room was nice and the decor was nice and easy on the eyes. The bathroom was modern and up to date and clean. The only part about the hotel is the bar next door which they own gets a little loud for the whole hotel. They do offer ear plugs, but the music stops at midnight. Even with the club I would stay again as your 10 min if that to bourbon street if your into that and then 20 min to the airport.

Not a bad hotel. Great staff. Nice lobby, lounge and pool amenities just a bit noisy with the music in lounge/pool area. But they manages to stop in a reasonable amount of time. Very unique and cool atmosphere.

No key available upon check in . Very Nice bathroom and bed but no table or chair in room . Nothing available to heat water for tea. No thermostat and room smelled like Indian food upon checking in . No housekeeping either, The noise from event venue was super loud in my room . Parking was dicey

The rooms have been renovated recently. I enjoyed walking back in a time! An era I never experience, this was absolutely amazing! The lounge plays music starts about 12noon until 11:30 pm -12 pm so it's gotten pretty loud Durning the day. The noise was not a problem, actually help me get out of my Confort zone to socialize with the local guest. Omg a must stay!! I will be coming back with some friends!! oh yes, the staff was amazing! The two young ladies at the bar made me feel welcomed! I wish I could remember their names. I can give a brief description on the conversation that took place on this particular Saturday night. We discussed their history and thoughts of New Orleans, family, and on what restaurants to order from using my urber app after 11:30 pm These girls deserve praises and a raise. "Yes, Falipa's was DELECIOUS!"

Very clean one of the most cleaniess places iv stay at since vacationing in New Orleans

Unsafe, thin walls, no front desk help after hours. Not only was my doors’ lock falling off its hinges when I initially checked in, my in-house phone didn’t work, and I found no towels in my room which made me believe no one had cleaned the room or inspected it. The first night I had to share a room/bed with my friends because no one has at the front desk after 11pm to help them get inside their room after their key was lost. This hotel has inside and outdoor rooms, mine was located in the outside part, where you could hear phone conversations from your next door neighbors and everything that was going on downstairs or outside the room. On the third day of my stay I asked for my room to be cleaned, I returned to an untouched room. Overall the experience was lacking and disappointing.

Very good hotel, clean and quiet

We absolutely loved our stay at the Dew Drop Inn!! Staff greeted us by name upon arriving to the front desk. We were given some wonderful history on the building, and were elated to find out that there is a consistent live stream of the music venue downstairs! We stayed in the Allen Toussaint room. The room was very unique, clean, and gave some amazing info about the person in which the room was named after. We had an awesome view of the street and access to a shared balcony through the main hallway. This was particularly exciting when we were able to watch a parade from our window on Sunday afternoon! The only down side was parking. There is parking available on the street, but you are sharing with the rest of the neighborhood. Because of this we didn’t drive much, but we were happy to see that Ubers usually sat at around $10 to go most places in the city. Overall we had a lovely stay. Every person we ran into was so nice and made sure to share their favorite aspects of the city, and building, with us. If you want a unique, memorable, and historically important hotel to stay with, I’d definitely go with The Dew Drop Inn!!

Bathroom was not clean and the sink was clog up on day one.

The front desk was very kind. The room was ok and pretty clean. But the bed was flimsy and the walls are paper thin. I could hear everything and I’m not a light sleeper.

Such a clean and fun place to stay! Everyone was extremely friendly and the place was immaculate! We will definitely be back!!!

No key available upon check in . Very Nice bathroom and bed but no table or chair in room . Nothing available to heat water for tea. No thermostat and room smelled like Indian food upon checking in . No housekeeping either, The noise from event venue was super loud in my room . Parking was dicey

Strange experience! The first room I got was not cleaned, or the maid service had started but not finished at 9pm, no linens on the bed.... The second room that they told me was a upgrade (Room 208) was a strange experience. It was a large room with a murphy bed and two large doors that opened to the bar/restaurant, looking down on the guests from the second floor. That resulted in not only food smells, but also you were part of every staff conversation before and after closing as the doors would not close. Much worse was the fact that this room was connected to room 210, like it was the living room of a suite. I mistakenly walked straight in to the room as I thought it was the bathroom when I first arrived. As the door separating the rooms had no deadbolt guests and staff could walk in whenever they wanted, something that happened 4!!! times! You can lock it from the 210 side, but not the other way! Waking up at 2am to drunk guests walking in on you sleeping is just NOT OK!

Was very nice, neat, clean. Bed was vey comfort and soft. Only problem was Adjusted the AC unit. Everything else excellent!!!!

Extremely loud. Thin walls.

Rooms are a bit smaller than expected BUT soooooo nice,clean, and comfy. Staff was SUPER helpful as well.

Arrived from out of state 2 states over to find out my double bed room i paid for already in advance (had a party of 4) was occupied and the replacement was a single bed room. Then go into the replacement room and no working ac (room is 81 and musky). One of the 4 guests is on oxygen at night. Had to bail on trip because she couldnt breathe in the room and had serious issues after 30 min, so wasted trip and money.

The front desk was very kind. The room was ok and pretty clean. But the bed was flimsy and the walls are paper thin. I could hear everything and I’m not a light sleeper.

Great Hotel but my AC didnt work the whole time. Very hard to sleep in a 83deg room.

No thermostat in the room which ws like an ice box. No blankets on the bed had to use towels in bath room. NO cups or water glasses in the room. Not enough counter space either the bed room or bath rom. No elevator or person to help with getting the bags up the stairs. No downstairs rooms.

Nice room with lots of tributes to the amazing history of the Inn.

Next to a main road, thin walls/windows, could hear vehicular noise all night, despite earplugs. I expected the noise from the lounge, which ended at 12:30/1 am, could feel the bass pretty well.

Our stay here was overall very good! The staff was so nice and greeted us each time. However, our room (the rights room) would not stay cool. It would not go below 77 degrees even after maintenance reset it from down stairs. I would also recommend placing a mini fridge in the room. We loved it besides those 2 request!

Very nice themed rooms. If you need an early night sleep I wouldn’t recommend staying here- they do have live music almost every night. Room was really nice but limited in space- no fridge.

Sean was our host he was amazing . All in all staff was very friendly and accommodating.

This property is nothing short of AMAZING! The staff is extremely helpful and friendly and answered our many, many questions. The property is rich with culture and a vibe that is simply unmatched. We will definitely be back to stay!

The staff at the Dew Drop Inn were wonderful as was the pool. The staff were very knowledgeable of New Orleans and cared about where you were going and took time to hear about your day time adventures when you returned home each evening. The rooms where spacious and comfortable. I would recommend if you are looking for a boutique style hotel with entertainment on site.

Unsafe, thin walls, no front desk help after hours. Not only was my doors’ lock falling off its hinges when I initially checked in, my in-house phone didn’t work, and I found no towels in my room which made me believe no one had cleaned the room or inspected it. The first night I had to share a room/bed with my friends because no one has at the front desk after 11pm to help them get inside their room after their key was lost. This hotel has inside and outdoor rooms, mine was located in the outside part, where you could hear phone conversations from your next door neighbors and everything that was going on downstairs or outside the room. On the third day of my stay I asked for my room to be cleaned, I returned to an untouched room. Overall the experience was lacking and disappointing.

We love the room and staff. Would definitely recommend

Great renovation of this historical property. Staff is nice and everything is new. I hope the best for them.

Really enjoyed staying here. The renovations look amazing. The staff were even better!!! They went above and beyond for us and everyone. The area was hit hard by Katrina. Glad to see this historic place back on its feet. The band Friday night was brilliant too! As was the bar! Hope there will be some investment in the surrounding areas as week in the near future.

The staff is very friendly and helpful!

No key available upon check in . Very Nice bathroom and bed but no table or chair in room . Nothing available to heat water for tea. No thermostat and room smelled like Indian food upon checking in . No housekeeping either, The noise from event venue was super loud in my room . Parking was dicey

The heat in my room was broken (room was 63°) and the hotel was full so I had to leave and find a new hotel. Maintenance and the managers seemed to be off property so no real apology was issued.

It was as pictured online. The neighboring building is a mess, like a crack house but they stay was nice

The hotel is historic, and recently renovated, so it is in excellent shape. It is nice to stay in a smaller hotel where you have personal attention and the staff recognizes you. The staff is very cordial. The neighborhood is well kept. One drawback is the lack of nearby dining options, but that will be solved in a few weeks (I think) when the hotel will open a restaurant/music venue. Public transportation is thin here, but I used uber to get to the convention center for meetings (about 10 min), and this turned out to be fine. Even after adding this cost, it was far less expensive to stay here than near the Convention Center, and it felt much friendlier.

The place is in a bad area no parking I would not feel safe staying in there

There is no parking and the neighborhood feels unsafe

This is a very cool hotel and it totally fits the Mew Orleans/French Quarter vibes. Every room is uniquely designed with a theme and the bed is very comfortable. I had one of the best night of sleep. The price is definitely worth it. There is a plenty of free parking in front.

This is such a fantastic place. The staff was amazing. Rooms were so cool. The beds were comfortable and towels were plush. There is also a music club on site which was fun. When we went to bed the music was still playing but I popped in some earplugs they provided and I was out like a light. The area around the hotel I probably would not walk through at night but it was fine during the day.

staff was nice and helpful , place is clean and it’s very close to the dome .

Center City is going through hard times (and has been for a long time) so the area is depressed, but the reformed Dew Drop is the beginning of the solution. It’s a cultivated museum of a place to stay and its people and intentions are amazingly sweet.

Cute small boutique hotel, great value. Perfect for those who appreciate its history and music. Enjoyed the pool and bar. Easily spent 1-2 hours there, music was top notch, my favorite 90s-2000s throwbacks. The DJs on Saturday night played a good mix of music too. You have to walk 15-20 minutes to get to most places, but it’s near Magazine St, some local staples like Bearcat. Would stay again.

Cute lil boutique hotel with a lot of black history. I liked that they kept a lot of the original structures and added on to a more modern look to it. Has a small pool area with a small bar area and you can order food from the kitchen. Not going to lie. The outside gives you a bit of an I in the right area, but once you’re inside you can tell how nice it is. We are from the Midwest and thought our first hotel at a mid range priced hotel with a known name would have been good, but it was not exactly what we thought. We stayed here for 1 night to give it a try. We realized we should have stayed here the whole time. It’s 10 min drive to bourbon street stuff, 20 min drive to the airport. I’m sure you can Uber to most things and not cost too much. Check in and check out went smooth. There is no elevator so be ready to climb stairs. It only has 2 floors the incline is not so bad. The room was nice and the decor was nice and easy on the eyes. The bathroom was modern and up to date and clean. The only part about the hotel is the bar next door which they own gets a little loud for the whole hotel. They do offer ear plugs, but the music stops at midnight. Even with the club I would stay again as your 10 min if that to bourbon street if your into that and then 20 min to the airport.

I had a great stay. I wish I could have stayed longer. I highly recommend the Saturday brunch. You don’t want to miss it.

The hotel is historic, and recently renovated, so it is in excellent shape. It is nice to stay in a smaller hotel where you have personal attention and the staff recognizes you. The staff is very cordial. The neighborhood is well kept. One drawback is the lack of nearby dining options, but that will be solved in a few weeks (I think) when the hotel will open a restaurant/music venue. Public transportation is thin here, but I used uber to get to the convention center for meetings (about 10 min), and this turned out to be fine. Even after adding this cost, it was far less expensive to stay here than near the Convention Center, and it felt much friendlier.

This hotel was amazing! Authentic Green Book Hotel. The staff were so helpful and friendly. We stayed in the Irma Thomas room and got to see Irma Thomas perform at Jazz Fest live! They had live music every night. Book a trip here.

This is definitely a hidden gem! It’s a very cute, small hotel/inn. Check in was quick and easy. The young lady working the front was very and personable! The room was very cute and clean! There was an event the night we stayed, and it was loud music! However, we could have attended and joined the fun, but we were tired. The music did stop at a reasonable time and we were sleep in minutes! I will definitely stay here again!!

Cute small boutique hotel, great value. Perfect for those who appreciate its history and music. Enjoyed the pool and bar. Easily spent 1-2 hours there, music was top notch, my favorite 90s-2000s throwbacks. The DJs on Saturday night played a good mix of music too. You have to walk 15-20 minutes to get to most places, but it’s near Magazine St, some local staples like Bearcat. Would stay again.

Key things missing: small fridge/microwave, coffee maker, and parking!. The person at the desk upon arrival did not even tell us there was coffee in the little hidden alcove downstairs. So, the first morning was a bummer. I found out from the man who fixed our room problem on the second night. The place is unique with charm and has potential. The pool is nice too. Those key things would make a huge difference.

Cute lil boutique hotel with a lot of black history. I liked that they kept a lot of the original structures and added on to a more modern look to it. Has a small pool area with a small bar area and you can order food from the kitchen. Not going to lie. The outside gives you a bit of an I in the right area, but once you’re inside you can tell how nice it is. We are from the Midwest and thought our first hotel at a mid range priced hotel with a known name would have been good, but it was not exactly what we thought. We stayed here for 1 night to give it a try. We realized we should have stayed here the whole time. It’s 10 min drive to bourbon street stuff, 20 min drive to the airport. I’m sure you can Uber to most things and not cost too much. Check in and check out went smooth. There is no elevator so be ready to climb stairs. It only has 2 floors the incline is not so bad. The room was nice and the decor was nice and easy on the eyes. The bathroom was modern and up to date and clean. The only part about the hotel is the bar next door which they own gets a little loud for the whole hotel. They do offer ear plugs, but the music stops at midnight. Even with the club I would stay again as your 10 min if that to bourbon street if your into that and then 20 min to the airport.

Not a bad hotel. Great staff. Nice lobby, lounge and pool amenities just a bit noisy with the music in lounge/pool area. But they manages to stop in a reasonable amount of time. Very unique and cool atmosphere.

Title: A Delightful Escape at the Dew Drop in New Orleans Our recent getaway at the Dew Drop nestled in a historic hotel in New Orleans was nothing short of extraordinary. From the moment we stepped into this charming retreat, we were enveloped in an ambiance that seamlessly blended history with contemporary comfort. The highlight of our stay was undoubtedly the live music. Set in an intimate setting, the performances were captivating and created an atmosphere that was both lively and relaxing. Each note seemed to tell a story, making our evenings truly memorable. The musicians were talented and passionate, adding a vibrant energy to our experience. The hotel itself boasts a rich history, and every corner seemed to whisper tales of the past. Yet, it was equipped with all the modern amenities needed to ensure a comfortable stay. Our room was beautifully appointed, offering a perfect mix of historic charm and modern luxury. For couples seeking a romantic escape, the Dew Drop offers an idyllic setting. The staff was welcoming and attentive, ensuring that every detail of our visit was perfect. From delicious local cuisine to cozy corners where we could unwind, everything was thoughtfully curated to enhance our experience. In conclusion, our stay at the Dew Drop was a delightful escape from the ordinary. It provided the perfect backdrop for a couples' getaway, leaving us with cherished memories and a longing to return. If you're looking for a unique and enchanting experience

The rooms have been renovated recently. I enjoyed walking back in a time! An era I never experience, this was absolutely amazing! The lounge plays music starts about 12noon until 11:30 pm -12 pm so it's gotten pretty loud Durning the day. The noise was not a problem, actually help me get out of my Confort zone to socialize with the local guest. Omg a must stay!! I will be coming back with some friends!! oh yes, the staff was amazing! The two young ladies at the bar made me feel welcomed! I wish I could remember their names. I can give a brief description on the conversation that took place on this particular Saturday night. We discussed their history and thoughts of New Orleans, family, and on what restaurants to order from using my urber app after 11:30 pm These girls deserve praises and a raise. "Yes, Falipa's was DELECIOUS!"