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Explore 28 hotels in New Orleans, LA. Roomza scores every room so you can skip the guesswork and book with confidence.
Drury Plaza Hotel New Orleans
Rooms are spacious and clean. Staff treats you well and includes free breakfast, dinner, and drinks. Parking garage access can be strict, and rooms sometimes lack basic items like blankets.
Hotel Monteleone
Rooms are small but clean and comfortable with excellent beds. The carousel bar and rooftop pool are the real draws, offering great drinks and atmosphere. Staff delivers exceptional service throughout the hotel, and the French Quarter location puts you near shopping and nightlife.
The Roosevelt New Orleans, A Waldorf Astoria Hotel
The Roosevelt nails service and location near Bourbon Street without the noise. Rooms are spacious and clean, though one guest found them dated and depressing. In-room dining quality varies wildly, and the hotel auto-adds 20% tips regardless of performance.
Hotel Provincial
Rooms are spacious with supremely comfortable beds and excellent linens, though some are smaller with simple decor. The hotel sits perfectly in the French Quarter within walking distance of everything, stays quiet even during festivals, and staff go out of their way to help. Valet parking works well but costs extra and involves an odd process.
Hyatt Regency New Orleans
Spacious rooms with good Superdome views, but dated bathrooms with weak water pressure. Staff moves fast on check-in. The hotel is huge and takes effort to navigate. Some guest rooms show age and wear, particularly hallway areas. Great location near restaurants and attractions.
Bourbon Orleans Hotel
Staff treat you like family and the location sits perfect in the French Quarter near everything. Rooms are clean and quiet, though expect no room service or streaming options. Book your specific room type carefully during peak season or the hotel may give you something else.
Four Seasons Hotel New Orleans
Rooms are spacious, immaculate, and quiet with excellent beds and river views. Staff ranges from disorganized and unresponsive to genuinely helpful depending on who you get. Most guests love the location and amenities, but one had major service failures with phone calls ignored and maintenance scheduled at midnight.
NOPSI Hotel, New Orleans
Spacious, clean rooms in a quiet spot near downtown let you sleep well after exploring. Staff goes above and beyond with recommendations and personal touches. Rooftop bar and three on-site bars keep you entertained without leaving the building.
Hyatt Centric French Quarter New Orleans
Rooms are spacious and very clean with high ceilings and comfortable beds. The hotel sits right on Bourbon Street in the French Quarter, so you're in the middle of the action. Staff goes above and beyond to help with requests, and you won't have noise problems despite the busy location.
Omni Royal Orleans
Rooms are dirty, outdated, and poorly maintained with broken air conditioning that won't cool below 68 degrees. Staff ignore repair requests and fail basic housekeeping tasks. The lobby looks nice but that's the only redeeming quality of this overpriced hotel.
The Lafayette New Orleans by Kasa
Spacious clean rooms with variable bed quality and occasional heating issues. Staff excels at customer service and communication. Location near attractions is excellent, but the hotel failed to notify guests of a boil water advisory.
Best Western Plus French Quarter Courtyard Hotel
Rooms are clean and comfortable with good beds and courtyard views. Staff are genuinely friendly and helpful. Breakfast is solid with hot options. Noise from Mardi Gras crowds and street activity reaches you, shower water temperature fluctuates, and parking spots are tight.
New Orleans Marriott
Staff treats you exceptionally well and the location puts you steps from everything, but street noise reaches even high floors so pack earplugs. Rooms are clean and comfortable with great views, and the hotel handles Mardi Gras crowds smoothly. Main entrance lacks wheelchair ramp access.
Hampton Inn & Suites New Orleans Downtown (French Quarter Area)
Rooms are spacious but aging poorly with broken fixtures, stained windows, and sticky carpets. Staff is friendly but the location on Carondelet Street near Canal brings constant street noise, drug activity, and safety concerns at night. Breakfast and gym are decent, but maintenance issues and sketchy surroundings make this a risky choice.
Hilton New Orleans Riverside
Rooms are spacious, clean, and comfortable with river views, though showers have poor design and early morning train noise disrupts sleep. The location puts everything within walking distance of French Quarter and Riverwalk. Resort and parking fees upset guests, but staff deliver excellent service.
Sheraton New Orleans Hotel
The location on Canal Street beats the rooms. Beds are clean and comfortable with plenty of pillows, but drawers lack space and showers run slow with weak hot water. Staff ranges from great to forgettable, and watch out for surprise charges on your bill.
Caesars New Orleans - A Caesars Rewards Destination
Rooms are decent but outdated with maintenance issues like low water pressure and stains on sheets. Elevators break down regularly causing long waits. Front desk staff excel at going above and beyond, but housekeeping and casino operations are understaffed and slow.
Holiday Inn French Quarter-Chateau Lemoyne by IHG
Beds are consistently uncomfortable and uneven across reviews. Rooms are clean but dated with damp issues. Street-side rooms are loud, so request a quieter location. Staff quality varies wildly from excellent to dismissive and unhelpful. The location itself is fantastic.
Holiday Inn New Orleans-Downtown Superdome by IHG
Hotel is clean and well-maintained with spacious rooms, a nice fourth-floor pool, and good location near attractions. Avoid the restaurant, which has inconsistent and rude service. Watch for hidden fees piled on top of the advertised rate, plus a $11 nightly amenity charge.
Best Western Plus St. Christopher Hotel
Rooms are small and hit or miss on cleanliness, with some lacking windows or proper bathroom conditions. Staff goes out of their way to help. Location near casinos and restaurants wins, but parking costs extra and isn't on site. Breakfast is decent but starts late.
The Riverfront Hotel New Orleans
Staff service swings wildly from exceptional to rude. Rooms are small and dated with cleanliness issues, mildew smell, and poorly fitted bedding. Hot water scalds immediately and the $25 resort fee covers nothing.
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel New Orleans
Great location near Bourbon Street and major attractions. Staff provides exceptional service. Beds are extremely hard and uncomfortable, rooms sometimes have mold or moisture issues, and cleanliness varies by floor.
Le Pavillon, New Orleans, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel
Rooms are spacious, clean, and comfortable with excellent beds. Toilets flush weakly and need multiple tries. Noise travels between rooms and doors slam loudly, so bring earplugs. Staff consistently goes above and beyond to help guests.
Wyndham New Orleans - French Quarter
Rooms are clean and quiet despite the rowdy French Quarter location, but dated with tiny bathrooms and some maintenance issues like peeling wallpaper and broken pool debris. Staff excels and the location can't beat it, though parking costs extra and amenities need updates.
Hilton Garden Inn New Orleans Convention Center
Staff consistently delivers exceptional service across all departments. The hotel is clean, comfortable, and well-located for exploring New Orleans. Guests rave about friendly, attentive employees who remember names and anticipate needs.
Hilton New Orleans/St. Charles Avenue
Rooms are small, dirty, and poorly maintained with broken toilets, cold showers, dusty vents, and inadequate housekeeping. Management is disorganized and rude, with unexpected fees and aggressive security. The location near Bourbon Street is the only redeeming quality.
Hotel St. Pierre
Rooms are spacious and updated with modern amenities, though the old building has maintenance issues like brown water and ceiling noise from rodents. Staff goes above and beyond with service. Location is perfect for walking the French Quarter, and free parking is a huge bonus.
Le Méridien New Orleans
Staff quality swings wildly here, but when they're on, they really shine. Rooms work fine except water temperature fluctuates unpredictably. Skip early check-in requests and plan accordingly.