3 Star Hotels in New Orleans

Staff was very friendly and helpful. Very clean room and common areas. The only reason I gave a 4/5 on facilities is because I don't think we should have had to pay $25 to park in the hotel parking garage!

From the cleanest bathrooms, bedrooms, and spotless outside garden in the world to the caring and very helpful Staff. I highly reccomend this piece of heaven. EVERYTHING you want to see (Jazz Museum to the World War II Museum) is within walking distance as are the boutique shoppes, a wonderful flea market, the best restaurants. We saw the Halloween Parade right in front of the building. It's now my calming place to get away from it all. People help you find your way when you get lost! Heaven in the new and rude U.S. of A..

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.

#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.

Everything else was good, parking was expensive. But this is not a problem with this hotel, but parking is expensive throughout the city. Hotel location is good, ten minutes walk to the French-speaking area.

We stayed at the courtyard Marriott the French Quarter Iberville. This hotel is perfectly located near everything you might want to access in this part of New Orleans. It is close to Bourbon street, but not close enough that you hear all the liveliness. The hotel is clean, the rooms are spacious and the staff is super friendly and attentive. Chantel and Kim were amazing representatives who were able to provide great recommendations during our stay. Both food spots they recommended and clarification about the boat cruises on the river were perfect. We had one issue with a broken window shade, that was repaired promptly and when we needed to call the desk, the response was immediate. We would most definitely stay here again and recommend this hotel to anyone interested in going to the French Quarter.

I recently stayed at this hotel and had an amazing experience! The staff is super friendly, and everything was just perfect. The facilities are top-notch, and the room was incredibly spacious. The highlight for me was the bed – it's the most comfortable hotel bed I've ever had. The hotel has plenty of amenities, including a cafe downstairs and a large lobby area. They also provide daily cleaning, which was great. I had no issues during my stay and really enjoyed my time there. If I ever visit New Orleans again, I will definitely stay here. Highly recommend!

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.

The hotel was very clean and located within in 5 minutes walking from Canal street and Bourbon. Check was friendly and quick our room was very cute and clean.

The hotel itself was clean and seemed to be maintained. The staff members were all friendly and helpful. We had an issue with the valet parking. They left our car on the street for over 2 hours one evening. The breakfast was excellent and always plenty of options. The room itself needs updating. 2 of our lamps did not have light bulbs, the TV was falling apart, the border on the bottom of the wall was coming off and the shower gel dispenser was empty one night. The room was clean but in need of an update.