Inn On St Ann

Tucked away in a quiet residential section of the famous and historical French Quarter of New Orleans, the Inn on St. Ann is a beautifully restored piece of Crescent City heritage where visitors can unwind between days of exploring all that the Big Easy has to offer.

Built in 1830, the charming inn features a beautiful courtyard shaded by a century-old oak tree and common areas decorated appropriately with antiques, chandeliers, and original local artwork. The Inn also features the Marie Laveau Annex across the street, the Creole Cottage once owned by the famed voodoo priestess whose services were sought by citizens from every walk of life for everything from court cases to affairs of the heart. The Inn’s rooms and suites epitomize the iconic architecture and ambiance that New Orleans’ French Quarter is famous for.

Located just down the street from Congo Square and Louis Armstrong Park, there’s plenty in the area to entertain anyone, from first-time visitors to seasoned natives. Guests can enjoy dining or drinks at many nearby establishments such as Voodoo Lounge, Lafitte’s Blacksmith Shop Bar, NOLA Poboys, and The World Famous Cats Meow. Meauxbar features French fare and cocktails, while Muriel’s Jackson Square offers elegant Creole cuisine. Local history can be explored at the Historic Voodoo Museum, St. Louis Cathedral, and Jackson Square.

Standard amenities in all rooms at the Inn on St. Ann include access to charming balconies and courtyards, top-quality linens, Aveda bath products, pillowtop mattresses, LED TVs, complimentary Wi-Fi, Keurig coffee makers, and 24 hour concierge services.