3-Star Hotels in New Orleans

My experience at this location was excellent. The room was what I expected it would be. Just a few things I didn’t like but the good was way better than the the bad. The staff was super friendly and professional. I will be booking here in the future again.

This was a stop over as our train stopped for the night in New Orleans and was to leave out in the morning. We arrived very late as our train had been delayed and staff was very helpful in getting us checked in. The room was quite comfortable. It had a refrigerator but no microwave which we would have greatly appreciated. We had to be up early to catch our train and we were unable to have a hot breakfast due to the lack of the microwave. Other than that, everything was fine. Hope to come back when we can stay longer.

Very clean hotel, well decorated, comfortable bedding. Very well located, not even 10 minutes walk from the French Quarter and the Mississippi. Close to amenities, plenty of restaurants and breakfast nearby. Very warm welcome, pleasant staff. I highly recommend!

I loved the experience. It was right around the corner from everything (Bourbon St. Canal St. etc). Highly recommended.

The overall property ratio of the hotel is good. Breakfast is included, and a double bed room is rented. There are electric stove, refrigerator, coffee machine, microwave oven, and a little tableware. It is suitable for a family of three and people who like to cook by themselves, but the bad thing is This type of room is not cleaned every day. It takes 5 days for free, and there is a fee for the rest. I only discovered this on the second day of my stay. The sofa seems to be bitten by bugs, and other hygiene is OK

Quaint hotel with lots of New Orleans charm. So very clean! My room was very simple with a comfy bed and antique style decor. Housekeeping service every day made the bed, emptied trash and brought fresh towels and new soap. I haven’t been seeing that at all traveling since Covid. It was my first time in New Orleans and I’m so glad I chose this hotel. It’s right on the trolly line straight to the garden district. The staff was helpful and friendly. Todd, the bellman made me feel so comfortable while I was traveling alone and was especially kind with his tourist suggestions. I found everyone more than willing to help in any way. It was a really pleasant stay.

#positive #I was happy with the Nearby Activities, Mosquito Control Measures, Bed Comfort Level, Corridor Soundproofing, Safety, Soundproofing; Overall it is good, especially the location of the hotel. It is a quarter of an hour's walk from the Morial venue, and next to it is a green square. It is very easy to find on Google Maps. It is just on St Charles Street, and you can take a tram for sightseeing diagonally opposite. Tulane University is on this line, and there are world-class immersive museums, World War II museums, which can be visited by tram. Very convenient. There is a sushi under the Intercontinental Hotel across the street from the hotel, which is delicious and not expensive. Let's talk about the hotel itself, you have to pay more than 40 knives in tax and a 100 knives deposit to enter the store. The extra-large city view room, with the street view of the city on both sides, is worth the price. Prices tripled during the meeting. On the first day, I found that the shower was broken, and it was quick to call for repairs, but the workers' English was not good, so it took a little time. After repair it works fine. Except for this bug, everything is OK. By the way, let me tell you those who are preparing for the New Olympics trip, the airport express bus 202, 1.25 US dollars, walks a quarter of an hour from the hotel, and drives directly to the gate of Armstrong Airport, the first bus at 4:10.

The service is perfect. The location is perfect. I was disappointed that the restaurant was closed and the cafe doesn't have beignets.

Had a wonderful time at French Market Inn. Room was clean and comfortable. Courtyard was relaxing place to enjoy time with friends. Hotel was close to Bourbon Street, plus many eateries and bars. Would definitely stay there again.

Great location only minutes walking distance to the cruise port/outlet mall and is across the street from the streetcar/trolley line, and only a block from the WW2 museum. From here you can go anywhere in the city that you need. No pool but we don’t swim a whole lot so it’s not an issue. Staff was super helpful with an issue with our room and allowed us to check in early. Will gladly recommend this to anyone and will probably use it again next time we visit New Orleans.