| Date | Rating | Comment
[Guest Comments: 4 positive, 0 negative]
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| 01/04/10 |
Positive
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We really enjoyed our stay at the Gypsy House the
first weekend in December '09. It is so much better
than staying in a small, stuffy hotel room. Tall
ceilings, spacious floor plan made us feel right at
home-with all the amenities of your own home.
There is a grocery store just one block over. On
Frenchmen's Street, just a few streets over, you can
hang out with the locals and hear great Cajun
music. This is a great place to stay if you need a
respite from all noise & people but yet still very
close to the French Quarter. We will definitely be
back to the Gypsy House! |
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Chantelle Vallely, Alpharetta, GA
(678) 935-3931 |
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| 12/21/09 |
Positive
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| Great place, spacious. Close to some really nice neighborhood restaurants and hangouts. Stayed downstairs and loved it much better than staying in a hotel. If you are coming from someplace else, the neighborhood at 1st seems iffy, but it was very safe. |
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David H, North Carolina |
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| 12/18/09 |
Positive
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| Super awesome place! My band and I stayed at the Gypsy House for 4 days while recording our latest record at Piety St. Studios in the Bywater. Great location, great neighborhood. Very convienient! Can't wait to go back! |
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Dave, Hattiesburg, MS
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| 12/14/09 |
Positive
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We stayed at the apartment the weekend after
Thanksgiving and had a wonderful time.
It's a great location. We easily walked to Frenchman
Street, the French Quarter (about 15 minutes), and
some wonderful neighborhood establishments. It's
funky, Bohemian, and a great taste of NOLA that
seemed to us to be much more authentic than the
big hotels over on Canal St. It's not a typical tourist
experience, which is what we enjoyed the most
about it.
The apartment was great and you could really see
its roots as a former cafe. Like the neighborhood,
it's perfect for someone looking for a more local
experience than the big hotels. If you're young or
young at heart, try it. We really enjoyed it and
would stay again. |
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David |
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