Historic landmark setting
Restored Queen Anne Victorian in New Orleans' Tremé neighborhood.
A boutique guesthouse in New Orleans. Inn at the Old Jail occupies a restored national historic landmark in Tremé, originally built as an NOPD police jail and patrol station. The property features nine unique rooms, modern amenities, and beautifully appointed common spaces within a Queen Anne Victorian building completed in 1902. Guests can explore nightly room stays or reserve the whole venue. The inn also has a rooftop terrace, comfortable sofas, coffee, and newer bathrooms. Its location places visitors near Tremé's jazz heritage, historic markers, Creole restaurants, distinctive architecture, and Lafitte Greenway. The building previously served as a library and community center before becoming abandoned ruins after Hurricane Katrina and later being restored as a historic New Orleans boutique hotel.
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Restored Queen Anne Victorian in New Orleans' Tremé neighborhood.
Nightly accommodations are available across nine individual rooms.
The property can be explored or reserved as a complete venue.
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