Hotel Saint Vincent

We enjoyed our stay tremendously! Hotel St Vincent did not disappoint. The rich history, colorful design and friendly staff (from the front desk to the pool deck) exceeded our expectations! We look forward to returning on our next visit to NOLA ⚜️

I had heard great things about this property from friends who vacationed there so I took advantage of their summer sales deal for a quick solo trip to New Orleans. I didn't want to leave! From check-in to check-out, every single staff member I spoke with was kind, helpful and went out of their way to make me feel welcomed -- especially as a solo traveler. My room was extremely spacious and comfortable, not to mention stylish. It felt like a little private oasis in the middle of a city. I will definitely be returning.

I dine out quite often, and I work at a restaurant myself; from start to finish, this was a fantastic experience. Young Mike made my birthday incredibly special. Food was on point, service was excellent! From top to bottom, the place was immaculate!

Warning: visiting NO in summer is a BAD idea. The city literally steams with heat and humidity. After a few minutes of walking around the French Quarter we were drenched with sweat. Yuck I know. So coming back to a CLEAN and comfortable hotel room is an absolute must if you’re visiting in the summer. And Hotel Saint Vincent. The hotel started as a 19th century orphanage and definitely maintains that old southern mansion feel in decor and vibe. There’s also a heated pool that was right outside of our suites which the kiddos loved. We tried the breakfast at the Italian restaurant once and it was decent but pricey. Service was friendly and responsive with ONE exception. When we checked in the porter was just standing at the front desk and literally just stood and watched me struggle to haul all of our luggage up the stairs. No offer to help, nothing. When I walked up to check in he just pointed with his finger to the gentleman next to him I guess indicating he was only the porter. But one that was not helping with luggage apparently. Only AFTER we checked in did he finally come over and offer to help with our luggage. Never seen that type of service before at this level of hotel and I was prepared to leave 3 stars just for that but the rest of the staff and stay overcame this initial anomaly. But the gentleman definitely needs some coaching up. If you’re looking for something outside the French Quarter that is safe clean and comfortable, Saint Vincent should top your list.

We chose to have Hotel Saint Vincent to host our Bachelor/Bachelorette party with friends and family. There is no better place in the world to host a celebration with loved ones than Hotel Saint Vincent. The hotel is beautiful and impeccably decorated, from the common areas to the rooms every detail is tastefully arranged. The pool area is an oasis that is relaxing during the week and set for fun on weekends. The food at Lorenzo is incredible - there is no better luxury than the club sandwich eaten poolside. But the cherry on top is the wonderful staff - they went above & beyond consistently to ensure our weekend was an unforgettable one. Thank you to Hotel Saint Vincent - I am already planning my next trip back.

The two stars are solely because the building spaces are attractive, the pool was pretty relaxing, and service at breakfast was friendly. Beyond that, I’m pretty surprised and don’t really trust the positive reviews because my experience was very far from that. I stayed at five different hotels during my trip, and this one was the least impressive in terms of room quality and service of the front desk. I was staying at the hotel as part of a group tour, but one that always books at impressive hotels; I’d also read press about Saint Vincent, and so was excited for a beautiful and restful stay. I was booked in a crescent king and was very surprised at the small size of it, both of the room and bathroom, especially given the room rates. There was no furniture inside other than a bed, and was right on a veranda that had seating for other rooms outside my window but that I couldn’t access. I asked the front desk if there were any larger rooms available I could pay separately to upgrade to- I was first told they would have to connect with the trip director, but when I came back an hour later to check back in, they had no idea what I was talking about. I was then told they only had a smaller room available even though the website had said differently. At that point I was just going to make it work, but unfortunately my room was on the second floor right off the stairs and directly above the main entrance with incredibly thin window panes and floors, so the noise from the street, people entering and exiting the hotel and bar, the front door banging every couple of minutes, and people stomping above me was very loud throughout the whole night and morning, and was a really rough night of sleep. I went back in the morning to ask again about even just moving room locations. I was told they would look into it and get back to me; I later got a call saying there was only one room of my category but on the main floor which was also known to be loud. I said again about paying for a separate upgrade, and he said they had a courtyard king I could look at when I returned. I said great, but when I got back 45 minutes later, they said the room was already given away to someone else as an upgrade. At this point, I felt very frustrated by the runaround. They were also doing repair work on the front door, so clearly knew that the banging shut was an issue. I was finally told they had a veranda king with a late checkout that I couldn’t get in until after 2. I said that was fine and would pack up my things if they could move my bags over while I was out, which they said they would. I packed up my entire room, and checked back in with the front desk before leaving. Four hours later, I got a text saying as "an update" there was just one room available, again the one on the first floor. I asked why the room I had been promised was not available and my things weren't moved over and never got a response. After having to follow up, I was told that I would hear from a superviso