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"I had to good stay there"

"Monique at the front desk was amazing! She was so friendly and helpful. She should get a raise. Unfortunately the maid service needs a lot of help. When we had an issue we couldn’t call down to the front desk since we didn’t have a working phone. When we tried calling the front desk from our cell phone no one answered and my husband had to go down himself twice to get towels. That shouldn’t happen."

"A wonderful place to stay. Great location, excellent staff, lovely breakfast. The hotel was very clean which I appreciate! I would recommend this hotel for travellers. "

"Great location, great balcony rooms on Bourbon Street…. Book well in advance during the week and you can’t go wrong with prices…."

"great facilities, staff and location."

"All great! "

"The room was missing a telephone so had to google numbers"

"Lena was super helpful to us as was Mya and Miles did an excellent job checking us out. The lines were pretty long for check in and check out- busy hotel. The staff was all friendly (with the exception of one concierge who phoned it in but Ennis was wonderful). Clean property and great central location- easy walking to the Quarter, down to the Riverfront Walk and toward uptown for great dining. Close to Layfayette Park for the free Wednesday park concerts in April May that we enjoyed!"

"My stay was okay overall, but it didn’t really feel like a traditional hotel. The layout was more like a motel, with two floors and rooms surrounding a central courtyard. The place was clean, which I appreciated, but the room itself was very small. There was basically just a large bed in the middle with limited space around it. One thing I really didn’t like was the bathroom setup — there was no proper door, so I had to make sure curtains was fully closed for privacy. At night, there were a few issues that affected my sleep. The AC was quite noisy, and the toilet flushed on its own a couple of times, which woke me up. I was lucky my room was at the end of the corridor, because I could already hear people walking and talking — I imagine it would be much louder in other rooms. Breakfast is included, which might sound like a plus, but honestly it wasn’t a highlight for me. The utensils were all plastic, paper cups for coffee,the options felt limited and not very fresh. The coffee wasn’t great, and the fruit seemed like canned fruit, very sweet and not very appealing but overall I didn’t feel comfortable or satisfied with the breakfast, and I struggled to find something I actually wanted to eat. If you’re not very sensitive to noise or space, it might be fine for you. But personally, next time I would be more careful to choose a more traditional hotel — and I wouldn’t consider the breakfast a reason to book this place."