New Orleans Hotel Guide - Curahealth New Orleans hotels in New Orleans, United States of America.

"the bathroom looks good until u have to shower, the tub gets clogged. the carpet needs to get shampooed. hotels allow pets but don't allow smoking. if im allergic to pet dander im stuck because the filter and carpet is tangled with pet dander"

"Beautiful Hotel, great restaurant and bars, pool was nice and heated."

"Place is in the perfect spot close to restaurants and amenities "

"Great location not far outside the French Quarter and easily walkable. We had a couple small places just outside the back door, Daisy Dukes for breakfast and lunch and Mahogany Jazz Hall for great jazz and cocktails. We could walk to the river, the casino and the outlet mall if we wanted. Plenty of taxis and ubers if you wanted to go farther. The hotel bar was nice with a big lounge, the front desk was professional and helpful. There were three of us traveling together, two stayed in a room in the older tower, while one stayed in the updated tower. Both rooms had comfortable beds and were the same size. My only downside was the occasional traffic noise from Canal Street however it did quiet down the later it got surprisingly. We had a great stay!"

"Enjoyed our stay. About 10 minute walk from French Quarter or street cars right outside will take you right there. The rooms were huge and beautiful lobby, the AC was OK, not the strongest. The description said down comforters but it was more like a sheet and throw blanket. Overall would stay here again "

"Wonderful stay! Within walking distance of many restaurants. Parking structure across the street."

"Clean room. Staff amazing "

"Great service "

"The room had way too much furniture in it that it made it uncomfortable to move around the room. The morning staff was nice, the evening staff was rude. No jets on the hot tub, but it was the hottest hot tub I've ever been in. $25 a night to park, we just parked on the street for free and it was closer than their 2nd parking lot when the first was full. "