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La Quinta by Wyndham New Orleans Downtown, hotel in New Orleans

Within walking distance to the French Quarter, La Quinta Inn & Suites New Orleans Downtown offers a complimentary continental breakfast and rooms with refrigerators and microwaves.

great staff good location
7.2
Scored 7.2
Good
Rated good
2,677 reviews
Price from$80.96per night
Sonesta ES Suites New Orleans Convention Center, hotel in New Orleans

Located in the Arts- Warehouse District district of New Orleans, Sonesta ES Suites New Orleans Convention Center provides a tennis court, a fitness center and barbecue facilities.

The price was a great value. I saw some reviews that the breakfast was so-so. The coffee was great and I found a huge selection of options and ate eggs with salsa. I didn't use the kitchen area but it has a full sized fridge and was very clean. Nice linens. I'd stay again. Parking was a block away.
8.0
Scored 8.0
Very Good
Rated very good
1,581 reviews
Price from$95.92per night
Le Méridien New Orleans, hotel in New Orleans

Located just 2133 feet from Harrah's Casino in New Orleans, Louisiana, this hotel offers a rooftop swimming pool with lounge chairs and covered seating. The property has 2 on-site dining options.

Great room plan and comfortable bed, helpful staff and good food at the restaurant
8.2
Scored 8.2
Very Good
Rated very good
791 reviews
Price from$179per night
NOPSI Hotel New Orleans, hotel in New Orleans

Featuring free WiFi and a restaurant, NOPSI Hotel, New Orleans offers pet-friendly accommodations within walking distance of the French Quarter in New Orleans.

Excellent hotel . Very comfortable. Amazing staff.
8.7
Scored 8.7
Excellent
Rated excellent
1,710 reviews
Price from$126per night
Homewood Suites by Hilton New Orleans, hotel in New Orleans

Featuring spacious suites equipped with all the comforts of home, this hotel is located in the heart of New Orleans, within walking distance to all main attractions, including the French Quarter.

Excellent location, value, and amenities
8.3
Scored 8.3
Very Good
Rated very good
1,201 reviews
Price from$129.72per night
The Royal Sonesta New Orleans, hotel in New Orleans

Located in the historic French Quarter on Bourbon Street, The Royal Sonesta New Orleans offers accommodations with an outdoor pool, multiple bars, and a jazz club.

Great location
8.2
Scored 8.2
Very Good
Rated very good
2,100 reviews
Price from$168.26per night
The Mercantile Hotel, hotel in New Orleans

Located in the middle of New Orleans, The Mercantile Hotel provides accommodations with free WiFi.

It was amazing!!
8.2
Scored 8.2
Very Good
Rated very good
2,439 reviews
Price from$116.10per night
Omni Royal Orleans Hotel, hotel in New Orleans

Located on the most fashionable corner, St. Louis at Royal, the hotel has received the 4-diamond luxury award for the past 27 years and has earned the Pinnacle Award for meeting services.

Totally perfect location in the center of the French Quarter. Staff was friendly and very helpful. Roof deck with pool and amazing city view.
8.4
Scored 8.4
Very Good
Rated very good
1,213 reviews
Price from$167.97per night
The Jung Hotel and Residences, hotel in New Orleans

Located right off of Canal Street and adjacent to Tulane School of Medicine, The Jung Hotel and Residences offers modern rooms within less than 0.6 mi from Mercedes-Benz Superdome.

Clean inside, comfortable good sized room
8.6
Scored 8.6
Excellent
Rated excellent
2,240 reviews
Price from$119per night
Drury Plaza Hotel New Orleans, hotel in New Orleans

Located 1 mile from the New Orleans French Quarter, this hotel features an outdoor swimming pool and a whirlpool. Free Wi-Fi is also included.

The buffet breakfast, coffee accessibility, and the early dinner buffet exceeded my expectations. Not gourmet but good food with a substantial selection for the main course, soup, salad, and a free beer or mixed drink for dinner and everything I needed for breakfast including eggs, hashbrowns, yogurt, fruit, bagels, muffins, etc. The food itself saves a lot of money if you take advantage of it. Nice to have a fridge in the room and free Wifi.
9.2
Scored 9.2
Wonderful
Rated wonderful
1,846 reviews
Price from$113.99per night
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Getting its Rhythm Back

The home of jazz, intriguing New Orleans evokes images of Louis Armstrong, wrought-iron balconies and mouth-watering Cajun cuisine. Louisiana’s largest city, the Big Easy is the beating heart of the Deep South.

Dance down Bourbon Street, where jazz saxophones ring out of traditional bars mixed with more colorful nightlife and entertainment venues. There are several New Orleans hotels near Bourbon Street, spread around the French Quarter with its distinctive Creole architecture.

To the south is Jackson Square, dominated by St. Louis Cathedral. Horses and carts wait patiently by the square, and locals set up their stools and start playing catchy tunes. Just behind is the legendary Mississippi River whose waters are still plied by paddle steamers.

From the river you get great views of the CBD (downtown) skyscrapers and the Louisiana Superdome. Booking.com has several hotels nearby, including some on Canal Street, where streetcars and the famous New Orleans Mardi Gras carnival pass down.

In the northern suburbs is New Orleans City Park, one of the oldest US parks and larger than NYC’s Central Park. Waterways lining it flow into large Lake Pontchartrain bordered by a bayou.

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What Guests Said About New Orleans:

  • 8.0
    Scored 8.0

    Something for everyone.

    Something for everyone. This was a friends trip with six of us, so various interests. Walking tours, Art Museum, Bourbon Street at night, Plantation and Swamp tours. We stayed in Mid City, so quiet and only three blocks from streetcar (which was easy to use) stop to the French Quarter.
    Sharon
    United States of America
  • 10
    Scored 10

    Pleasantly surprised.

    Pleasantly surprised. The city was full of history and things to do. Music filled the streets of the French quarter and there are a lot of things to do. I would definitely recommend the World War II museum, Sea Aquarium, Oak Valley Plantation tour and night ghost tours. I would definitely go again.
    A
    Anonymous
    United States of America
  • 10
    Scored 10

    New Orleans is a magical city - and should be on everyone's...

    New Orleans is a magical city - and should be on everyone's list to visit at least once! Great food, music, art, vibe, great parks, and wonderful people! Amazing restaurants to try: Jewel of the South for dinner, Paladar 511 for brunch, Revolution for one dish only - their Death by Gumbo (sublime!). Super easy to get around - walking, Uber, driving.
    dubaitara
    United Arab Emirates
  • 10
    Scored 10

    New Orleans is a unique American city with a unique culture.

    New Orleans is a unique American city with a unique culture. The creole/Cajun food is legendary and it is almost impossible to get a bad meal. The nightlife on Bourbon Street is not for the "faint of heart" but even a quick walk thru early in the day is a fun experience that you will not find in any other American city. And, don't forget the beignets at Cafe du Mondo - don't think about the empty calories, dig in, and enjoy!
    Terrence
    United States of America
  • 10
    Scored 10

    Absolutely loved it.

    Absolutely loved it. We stayed on the French quarter and thoroughly enjoyed the shops, cafes, and architecture of the area. You can get to so much just by walking which we did a lot of. There is a Walmart just a few miles away if you need other supplies. The only down fall was there is a large amount of homeless in the area. They are not a bother to people, just could be a culture shock since they sleep on the sidewalks. We would eat breakfast at Envie Coffee and Cafe nearly every day. They had a great variety of pastries, coffee, and wonderful omelets and bagel sandwiches. There is parking along the streets and lots of one-way roads so watch out. We up paid for our gated parking lot at our hotel vs parking along the streets. Well worth it to ensure our vehicle was kept safe. We stayed at Le Richelieu, and it was fantastic and pretty centrally located to all the shops including the French market. Another downfall is that Bourbon Street can get pretty crazy after 8 pm and even the locals will tell you to avoid walking around the area after dark. Stay in well-lit areas and to main streets if you do travel after dark.
    Chris
    United States of America
  • 10
    Scored 10

    We spent most of our time at a conference or with our local...

    We spent most of our time at a conference or with our local friends. This was not our 1st time to New Orleans. One can easily get to the French Quarter by the E1 bus and the Canal Street trolly There are many great neighborhoods to explore and to see great architecture, museums, and old cemeteries People are very friendly and there is a great variety of food
    Perry
    United States of America

Explore guest reviews of hotels in New Orleans

  • From $267.16 per night
    8.9
    Scored 8.9
    Excellent
    Rated excellent
     · 833 reviews
    The One 11 is in a perfect location, easily walk-able to the main attractions of the French Quarter yet in a slightly quieter street. The staff were warm and welcoming and our room was absolutely perfect. Staff were also knowledgeable about places to visit. We came here for a brief rest after a road trip following our son's New Orleans wedding and it gave us just the relaxing home we needed. Should we return to New Orleans we'd love to visit again and try the pool (it was unseasonably cool during our time here).
    Natalie
    United Kingdom
  • From $178.77 per night
    9.2
    Scored 9.2
    Wonderful
    Rated wonderful
     · 1,846 reviews
    location was perfect, close to all the French quarter but quiet. Close enough to Mardi Gras parades but not too close ! There were other good restaurants nearly if you preferred somewhere bit more upmarket and relaxed. We loved Muriel’s in Jackson Square and Gianna. Evening snacks and drinks in hotel 5.30-7 were great if you didn’t want to out or just for an aperitif! Staff were very professional and helpful, especially Erin and Matt who made a real effort with finding us the room which worked best for us.
    Pamela
    United Kingdom
  • From $232.40 per night
    8.5
    Scored 8.5
    Very Good
    Rated very good
     · 252 reviews
    The location was great, on Decatur Street, near Canal, but without the road noise of being on Canal. A great location for access to Royal St., Iberville, Bienville, easily walkable to the entire French Quarter. We loved the mini-kitchen, with fridge, microwave, coffee maker. We had a small suite, so a separate bedroom and living room. Very comfortable for a New Orleans stay. The fourth floor and seventh floor courtyards were really nice, a great way to be above the city, and enjoy the outdoors.
    Janet
    United States of America
  • From $118.91 per night
    8.3
    Scored 8.3
    Very Good
    Rated very good
     · 940 reviews
    Charming boutique hotel in a perfect location in the Quarter. Close to Esplanade Ave and quiet… away from the upper quarter bustle. Lovely and friendly front desk staff. I used to live in the French Quarter, so I’m visiting I don’t want to stay in a cookie cutter hotel. Via Convento was another perfect stay in one of my favorite cities. If you’re looking for turn down service and a chocolate on your pillow, this is not your place. If you want true old New Orleans charm… Give it a try.
    Amy
    United States of America
  • From $139.28 per night
    8.4
    Scored 8.4
    Very Good
    Rated very good
     · 1,114 reviews
    The main thing that I liked about the hotel was the price. Comparable to alot of the hotels in the area, this one was moderately priced. The hotel is in a somewhat quiet area, so if your desire is to be around the happenings in the French Quarter , then this may not be the hotel for you. Parking was free inside a secure lot , which is something you don't find with alot of the hotels in New Orleans either so that was great.
    Larry
    United States of America
  • From $104.42 per night
    9.2
    Scored 9.2
    Wonderful
    Rated wonderful
     · 2,509 reviews
    I liked the thoughtfulness and convenience of this hostel. The fact that there is a fountain to fill water bottles, free breakfast, 24/7 access to tea and coffee, a bar/restaurant attached, an aesthetically pleasing and comfortable lobby, staff recommendations for how to enjoy New Orleans, flyers re: Mardi Gras activities, the location to the French Quarter, public transit, and drug stores (for emergencies.)
    Tiffany
    United States of America
  • From $239.05 per night
    8.2
    Scored 8.2
    Very Good
    Rated very good
     · 2,100 reviews
    Beautiful hotel on Bourbon Street. Staff was amazing, very friendly and professional. The hotel itself is lovely, cool architecture, nice patio, and shockingly calm and quiet considering the Bourbon Street noise and chaos outside. Right in the middle of the French Quarter, so it's very easy to get around and there's a ton to see and do in the area.
    Rachel
    United States of America
  • 8.5
    Scored 8.5
    Very Good
    Rated very good
     · 8 reviews
    The apartment was fabulous! If you know anything about New Orleans, you know "all" areas aren't the safest, but this quaint apartment was certainly safe! It even had a gated driveway to park in! It was so close to the French Quarter and New Orleans areas, that its famous for, that walking was very easy!!! I will certainly stay here again!!!
    Amy Junot
    United States of America
  • From $118.91 per night
    8.3
    Scored 8.3
    Very Good
    Rated very good
     · 940 reviews
    There is no breakfast facility but there is a great patisery over the road where queues form for breakfast so get there early. The hotel is quirky. The best bit for me was its' history as it is "the house of the rising sun". The street is quiet and a short walj to anywhere in the french quarter. I would go back.
    Karl
    United Kingdom
  • From $327.20 per night
    8.3
    Scored 8.3
    Very Good
    Rated very good
     · 1,105 reviews
    The hotel is perfect location in the French quarter. Even though it’s complete chaos outside of the hotel with the nightlife of New Orleans, inside the hotel is always peaceful and relaxing. I didn’t hear anyone in the rooms around mine the entire stay. Even the doors shut quietly which is rare for a hotel.
    Erin
    United States of America
  • From $218.92 per night
    8.4
    Scored 8.4
    Very Good
    Rated very good
     · 1,355 reviews
    The location was really great. We had a blast visiting New Orleans. Being close to Canal street while at the Sonder, we were able to quickly access the RTA trolley system and also were close enough to the French Quarter to walk there and back. Beautiful and clean location. Would definetely visit again.
    J
    JUAN
    United States of America
  • From $236.48 per night
    8.7
    Scored 8.7
    Excellent
    Rated excellent
     · 1,710 reviews
    Beautiful architecture and historic site. Close proximity to French Quarter (even walked home from Frenchman St) and steps away from the St. Charles Trolley for the garden district. Oh and you get drink tickets each night of your stay and boy, do they make good cocktails at all 3 of the hotel bars!
    Dianne
    United States of America
  • 8.4
    Scored 8.4
    Very Good
    Rated very good
     · 98 reviews
    Nice flat very well located 2 minutes walk from the French quarters (so all the advantages without the high level of noise even though constructions at night during my stay). Very comfortable. Very spacious and with roof top swimming pool. Close to all attractions in New Orleans.
    Nancy Sti
    South Africa
  • From $174.14 per night
    8.8
    Scored 8.8
    Excellent
    Rated excellent
     · 583 reviews
    We arrived early and were able to park our car and stow our bags at the hotel while we toured the French Quarter. The staff was very friendly and wanted to make sure that we enjoyed our stay at the hotel and New Orleans in general.
    Anthony
    United States of America
  • From $185.76 per night
    8.2
    Scored 8.2
    Very Good
    Rated very good
     · 1,913 reviews
    It is a lovely hotel. The staff were friendly and helpful. The location was perfect, walking distance to the French Quarter and Frenchmen street. Take the Urban Culture Tour while you are in New Orleans.
    Sharon
    United States of America
  • From $285.85 per night
    8.6
    Scored 8.6
    Excellent
    Rated excellent
     · 875 reviews
    I didn’t like the French quarter much, it’s better for the younger crowd but we went on canal street and used the streetcars to see the garden district and also did a ferry trip
    Lynne
    United Kingdom
  • 7.5
    Scored 7.5
    Good
    Rated good
     · 16 reviews
    Highly recommend the Chateau in New Orleans! The staff were fantastic, and its central location near the French Quarter made exploring the city a delight.
    Shirley
    United States of America
  • From $213.50 per night
    8.6
    Scored 8.6
    Excellent
    Rated excellent
     · 1,188 reviews
    Best place to stay in New Orleans. Great space in room and in the heart of the French Quarter.
    William
    United States of America
  • From $213.50 per night
    8.6
    Scored 8.6
    Excellent
    Rated excellent
     · 1,188 reviews
    Really good location at the french quarter at a reasonable price for New Orleans.
    Leopold
    Germany
  • From $297.30 per night
    7.4
    Scored 7.4
    Good
    Rated good
     · 899 reviews
    Position near French quarter and garden district Good breakfast
    Anna
    Italy

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