Hotels in French Quarter, New Orleans

I was racially profiled at this hotel. I was accused of stealing. The clerk(white lady) said she saw me put a honey bun in my shirt! I had to expose myself in front of everyone to prove my innocence! The clerk just shrug her shoulders like oh well, it looked like you put something in your shirt! Then the lady refuses to check me out!!!!!! How humiliating and embarrassing! The distress is overwhelming!! Regardless of the comp nights given by the hotel manager, Chris, this issue is still unresolved! I have not been able to speak the the GM about this matter to date. The email I was given by the hotel manager for Beth Ables, have been undeliverable. I would not recommend staying at this hotel! I would not recommend this hotel!!!!! My stay was August 26-28, 2022. French Quarters Sheraton.

We booked the hotel seeing that it had 4 stars, there was a pool and the amenities list said there was an oven and microwave for the room. I can tell you that when we got there we were definitely surprised and not in a good way. The pool was closed even though they put a sign on the door thanking people for staying 6 ft apart. I don’t understand how you can be 6 ft apart if you can’t even go into the pool area, let alone the pool itself. Another reason we were extremely unhappy was because we had brought frozen food expecting to be able to heat it up and there was no oven, nor a microwave in the room. For a 4 star hotel that is ridiculous! Additionally, the hotel was doing some COVID-19 relief programs which in retrospect is very nice of them due to the fact that New Orleans is a poor area, but they did not let us know about it when we booked the room and the outside the hotel was full of homeless people and others just sitting around smoking and drinking by both doors outside and roaming throughout the lobby. My husband and I were very displeased and even though the hotel was giving them food and water, they created a place where anyone could have definitely caught the virus if they aren’t careful enough or if anyone walking in had it. If we ever go back to New Orleans, we will not be staying there.

Conveniently located in the heart of the French Quarter in Orléans. It is the parking to be handed over to the doorman and parked in the far away garage. Going on Thanksgiving, there are too many people to stay. Breakfast was eaten at the French street outside the French street, cheap and delicious. The photo is the restaurant on the French street next to it, the breakfast is good.

Our family spent two nights at the Bourbon Hotel (October 10-12). We read the reviews and were expecting an upscale hotel experience. We travel very often in the US and around the world, in all types of hotels-from basic 3 starts accommodations to luxury resorts. We do not go to hotels unless we verify recommendations and find the best fit. At most, the reviews are accurate. At times, slightly non-representing, nevertheless, we realize that it is a matter of taste. However, it is rare that an experience is so far fetched from the positive review that I had to write one myself (I very rarely do). From the moment we entered, it was a clear that we are entering a once glamorous venue which was not maintained, not clean with an atmosphere in lobby as if we entered a train station and not a hotel. The room itself was also filthy, with toe nails under our bed, hair in the closet and dust in the room. There was no soap, and housekeeping did not clean at all the following morning. The door to the balcony does not close properly and therefore it is very noisy. The empty mini bar was more of a heater than a cooler. During the whole duration of our stay, the same garbage items were not removed from the elevator and others not cleaned in lobby. When we attempted to order room service as stated on the hotel website, we were told that “we no longer deliver food to room” with no apology given. When we went to try our luck at the breakfast buffet, we were told “we no longer offer it”. We were fine with a-la-carte but then we found out that they only offer bar seating and no high chair was provided for our daughter. Again, with no apology. They were filming a series outside of the hotel, which by itself is a cool thing, but not when it makes the hotel a production room, filthy, messy, noisy and again-the hotel does not acknowledge it. The worst moment was when we needed to wait 15 minutes in the heat to get back to the hotel as the small street was closed for filming. Again, no apology given. When we needed the front desk supervisor’s assistance in a billing matter concerning tax, we were dismissed in the most vulgar and not-service-oriented manner, despite the fact that they clearly did not follow State and Federal Law. We tried to explain the issue but again, there was a total lack of willingness to listen. Bottom line, this hotel is a disgrace. Maybe years ago it deserved 4 stars, today it is a mediocre youth hostel that charges like a luxury hotel. Avoid.

Check in at 4 pm, early check-in for 25 dollars, Ctrip's so-called garden view room has only a small window, the window is a wall, the room is very dark, change the room for 25 dollars, parking 38 dollars, plus breakfast, a total of 220 dollars a night . Bourbon Street has all gone back and forth 3 kilometers. Breakfast is typical of American style, egg sausages. No extra bed, sofa bed and extra bedding.

Reception staff are very friendly and helpful. The hotel is currently undergoing renovations and exterior scaffolding makes it difficult to find. Room was well cleaned and bedding is comfortable. Nice boutique hotel.

Very friendly staff, someone there 24/7, great location close to the main streets of the French Quarter but at the same time just far enough away to be quiet at night. Loved my stay here!

The Inn on St. Peter, a French Quarter Guest Houses Property provides a great place for travelers to relax after a busy day. Visitors to New Orleans will find that the Inn on St. Peter, a French Quarter Guest Houses Property is a fantastic accommodation choice.Traveling to the hotel is easy with New Orleans Railway Station - Central Business District located approximately 2km away and Lakefront Airport roughly 16km away. There's plenty to do nearby, with Preservation Hall, St. Louis Cemetery No. 1 and French Quarter Phantoms Ghost Tours New Orleans all within a short distance.At the end of a busy day, travelers can unwind and relax in the hotel or go out and enjoy the city.

If you want the experience of staying in the French Quarter and being a hop and a skip from Bourbon Street, then this is your place. Check in was a breeze, Mikey at the front desk displayed nothing but great customer service, along with Larry throughout our stay. Our room was exactly like the photos on Expedia. We had dinner at the Bombay Club the first night and the food was delish! However, if you do not want to take Bourbon Street to bed with you, this may not be your place..lol. We heard the partying, car horns blowing, trap music playing (love trap music) not to mention our room was right by the elevator and our twelve year old was with us (She thought she was going to partying too..lol) I always want the experience that I read about and see from traveling television shows, etc. Got the experience and next time we're in NOLA we will opt for a different experience. We enjoyed our stay! Merci Beaucoup

With a stay at Andrew Jackson Hotel, a French Quarter Inns Hotel in New Orleans (French Quarter), you'll be steps from Bourbon Street and 4 minutes by foot from French Market. This historic hotel is 0.3 mi (0.5 km) from Café du Monde and 0.4 mi (0.6 km) from Jackson Square.Take in the views from a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access and concierge services.Featured amenities include a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, and a safe deposit box at the front desk.Stay in one of 21 guestrooms featuring LED televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include ceiling fans and irons/ironing boards, as well as phones with free local calls.