Classic Hotel Rooms in New Orleans

Spacious, clean rooms with friendly staff and free breakfast and dinner make this hotel a strong value. Expect noise from neighbors on weekends and be aware that parking costs extra despite online promises. During peak seasons like Mardi Gras, prices triple and rooms shrink significantly.

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.

Rooms are small and older style but clean and comfortable with quality beds. Staff excels at service and recommendations. The carousel bar with live music and rooftop pool are major draws, though rooms near Bourbon Street may get noisy.

Beds are supremely comfortable with great linens. Rooms range from spacious to smaller, stay clean and quiet with blackout shutters that work. The location in the French Quarter puts you steps from restaurants, bars, and attractions without the noise.

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.

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.

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.

Rooms are clean and comfortable with good beds and nice courtyard or French Quarter views. Staff treat you like family and breakfast impresses with hot options and a coffee machine. Expect noise during Mardi Gras, small elevator, and occasional shower temperature issues, but the walkable location near streetcars and restaurants makes up for it.

Rooms are dirty, outdated, and poorly maintained with broken air conditioning that won't cool below 68 degrees.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.

Rooms are spacious and clean with good views. Staff excels at service and goes out of their way to help. One guest reported a cold room with no heat and the hotel failed to warn about a boil water advisory, showing inconsistent attention to guest safety.

Beds are saggy and uneven, showers have weak pressure, and street-facing rooms are loud. Staff at the front desk can be rude and unhelpful, though restaurant and concierge staff are friendly. The location near French Quarter is excellent and walking distance to attractions.

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.

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.

Rooms are clean and quiet despite the French Quarter location, though bathrooms are tiny and outdated. Staff excels at helping with tours and recommendations. Expect expensive parking, aged decor, and small lobby, but the perfect walkable location makes up for it.

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.

Staff service swings wildly depending on who you meet. Rooms are small with dated fixtures, poor water temperature control, and cleanliness issues like dust and mildew smells. The $25 resort fee adds up with few amenities to show for it.

Spacious rooms are clean and well designed, though the old building has ceiling noises and occasional brown water from pipes. Staff treats guests exceptionally well and allows early check-in. Location in French Quarter puts you walking distance from everything, but some guests report dirty rooms and pest issues.