I would NOT suggest this as a good place to stay if you are confined to a wheelchair. (We are not, but I try to keep these things in mind when giving lodging advice.) The elevators are quite small (they list the max capacity at 5, but that's pushing it) And the parking garage is a couple of blocks away... More

This hotel was inexpensive and a good location for walking distance to the French Quarter (15 min) and the cruise pier (20 min). Breakfast was included, but it was nothing special. Our room vent emitted cigarette smoke from some other room. That was kinda gross. But for a one night stay it was manageable. More

Downtown NOLA for $95 a night - what's wrong with that picture? I assumed it would be horrible but I needed to save a few bucks since I couldn't afford the Waldorf at $265/night. This hotel turned out to be exactly what I needed: quiet, free breakfast, clean, comfortable suite, friendly staff who were willing to laugh, safe, secure, free... More

As the Communications Director of a major marketing firm, I travel all the time for business--and when I do, I like to stay at hotels with which I have a personal relationship. I have several Choice Hotel International clients, and so without hesitation, I booked a room at this Comfort Inn at 346 Baronne Street. I've never been more angered... More

I stayed here during a convention at the Convention Center. It was v. reasonably priced, and the breakfast was super (by mid-priced hotel standards). I was on the 5th floor, but my room was larger than expected. I did hear some street noise during the night, but overall, a v. good value for the price (about $85/night) More

I went to New Orleans in March 2011. My trip spanned a fairly long time so I ended up staying in three different hotels. This hotel was BY FAR the best hotel of the three I stayed in (One of which was a Sheraton). The rooms were big, clean and had clean sheets and towels daily. When we first walked... More

The best part of this hotel was the proximity to Bourbon Street. It was just a place to sleep and get on your way. Not fancy but fine for a weekend of fun and exploring the city. Parking was a hassle. More

The hotel was great value for money. The parking situation was a little frustrating though. The hotel was difficult to reach by car due to the construction and one way streets. The room was huge. The bathroom was big, but there was no place to put the soap or shampoo. Also, there were no proper curtains in the bathroom so... More

If the main purpose of your stay in New Orleans is Bourbon street and you don’t care about comfort - this is a hotel for you. The location is just great! Otherwise the hotel is old and dirty. The staff may be even rude! More