This hotel is very much a little bit of old New Orleans.There are three houses and they date back to the mid 18 hundreds. They are furnished with beautiful antiques and every room is different and special.The service is fabulous especially from this one gentleman named Calvin who was so helpful and kind. It's on a quiet and beautiful street... More

This was our first visit to the Cresent City and we could not have been more pleased with the room and service received at the Soniat House. We were within walking distance to most things and yet we had a place to retreat to for old world charm.

I recently stayed at Soniat for the 6th time in the last 5yrs, and I'm so sorry to have to give it an average rating, but it's due (I'd give it 3.5 stars if I could). In many ways Soniat is analogous to NOLA itself - in both the good and the bad. The aesthetics here are gorgeous, from the... More

There could not be a more perfect location in the French Quarter. This is not a cookie-cutter chain hotel. Each room is unique and cozy. The staff is friendly, but professional. Every request was accommodated, from arranging a swamp tour to making dinner reservations, to canceling dinner reservations, to providing an early morning breakfast of freshly baked biscuits. I simply... More

If you want to try something different, away from the big hotels that tend to look pretty much the same, I would definitely recommend Soniat house in the French quarter of New Orleans. It is situated not exactly in the centre of the French quarter which makes it quieter than other hotels but still close enough to walk everywhere. The... More

We just stayed at the Soniat for 4 nights. The location was absolutely great- 3 blocks from Frenchmen Street with is where you'll find a ton of great local music, usually for the price of one drink. a few blocks from Jackson Square. Quiet area away from the crowds. The rooms were clean and the beds were excellent, with soft,... More

This is a charming place in the quiet end of the French Quarter. Formerly two homes and now a breakfast only hotel, the front of the house service is excellent especially if you are lucky enough to meet Bill. While we were there, we saw a MAJOR movie star who shall remained unnamed until later since we don't wish to... More

Staying at the Soniat House is a special treat. Great hospitality and beautiful rooms; Fabulous coffee and homemade biscuits for breakfast; Romantic setting in the heart of the French Quarter. Everything you'd want in a small, luxurious hotel.

If you appreciate the French Quarter for all that it is.... and not just the drinking on Bourbon Street (which we all love), but the true historic appeal and charm of the old buildings, the uneven walkways, the hospitality and genteel manner and the relaxed poise of graceful imperfection, then this is a MUST stay. This is how I imagine... More