Hotel Choice

Thanks for your great advice in the past. Just one more question: If
you had a choicebetween th Saint Louis or the Monteleone, at the same
discount prices, does one stand out over the other? A close third is
the Inn on Bourbon, but I'm not too sure about their mixed reviews.

Another on my list, really different, is a B&B called The Gentry, on St
Ann and Burgundy. I know the street but can't racll the bldg. Its
picture is a frame bldg a bit larger then a double shotgun. Described
as "modest" and "for the budget conscious," It is one-third less in
price and includes a kitchinette.-- pluses for me if it isn't in poor
condition. Anyone seen it or have experience with it?

In article <1116541510.733883.113270.RemoveThis@o13g2000cwo.googlegroups.com>, j-
lattie.RemoveThis@neiu.edu says...
> Thanks for your great advice in the past. Just one more question: If
> you had a choicebetween th Saint Louis or the Monteleone, at the same
> discount prices, does one stand out over the other? A close third is
> the Inn on Bourbon, but I'm not too sure about their mixed reviews.
>
> Another on my list, really different, is a B&B called The Gentry, on St
> Ann and Burgundy. I know the street but can't racll the bldg. Its
> picture is a frame bldg a bit larger then a double shotgun. Described
> as "modest" and "for the budget conscious," It is one-third less in
> price and includes a kitchinette.-- pluses for me if it isn't in poor
> condition. Anyone seen it or have experience with it?
>

I have not been in the place, but they are one of the only "B&Bs"
actually IN the French Quarter that is actually licensed by the City...a
big plus in my book <g>.

--
Patrick Ashton
Ashton's Bed & Breakfast
New Orleans, LA
www.ashtonsbb.com