Inn at the Old Jail  

In Tremé (Mid-City), New Orleans — a restored Queen Anne Victorian and national historic landmark turned boutique guesthouse. Just minutes from Canal Street and the Fair Grounds Race Course, and a short drive to Bourbon Street, Louis Armstrong Park and the Superdome, it’s an ideal base for exploring the city’s music, culture, and nightlife.

Housed in the city’s most elegant Queen Anne Victorian, the Inn at the Old Jail was built in 1902 and impeccably restored from a former police jail into a modern boutique guesthouse. The nine unique rooms pair historic character with contemporary comforts, and common spaces are beautifully appointed — think a rooftop terrace, a garden and a cozy library.

Take in skyline views from the rooftop terrace or unwind in the garden and picnic area. Complimentary Wi‑Fi, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, daily housekeeping and toiletries keep stays easy. Onsite perks include a common-area TV, multilingual staff and free self parking — sip coffee on the terrace and plug into the rhythm of the neighborhood.

Complimentary wireless internet throughout the property and quiet spots like the library make light work possible while you’re in town. Free self-parking adds convenience for road-trippers.