Top 5 Inn in New Orleans

3626 St Charles Ave, New Orleans, LA 70115, United States

“No Way! We were in town during the Sugar bowl. Stay closer to the French Quarter, or out in the suburbs. This hotel is in a residential neighborhood, not close to anything. If you're thinking of riding the Trolley on St, Charles - good luck. It's crowded and stops way too often. The hotel is overpriced, dated, dirty and the rooms are too small. You have to step outside your room to change your mind. I'm a Diamond Hilton member and I travel for business too. Since COVID 80% of the hotels I used to stay in have cleanliness issues. I'm talking other peoples hair in the bathroom and bedding, stains in the tub, faulty showerheads and mold in the bathroom caulk. This bathroom was tiny, gross and checks all the other boxes too. Then there's breakfast. Mrs. Molasses that runs the food service and her merry elves are incompetent. I realize things were busy with the Sugar bowl in town, but they knew all this in advance and still couldn't figure out the inventory and workflow. Duh. They ran out of food every morning we were there and it took 20 min to re-supply. Then you'd get biscuits, but no gravy, eggs, but no OJ - one morning the biscuits were frozen in the middle, etc... What happens for Mardi Gras? There will be 10 times the people in town for that event, over the Sugar Bowl. This can't be their first rodeo! I realize the service industry continues to suffer from labor shortages since COVID; however, there are hotels (Hilton, Marriott, etc...) out there that succeed at providing awesome customer service. This isn't one of them!”

2001 St Charles Ave, New Orleans, LA 70130, United States

“We had 2 days post-cruise to look around New Orleans. We did French Quarter before the cruise (not for us) and Garden District after (beautiful area with amazing homes). The outside of the hotel is nothing to get excited about, the lobby …”

616 Ursulines Ave, New Orleans, LA 70116, United States

“This place is in a fantastic location. Really close to a lot of great hot spots. The room I had was a little more rustic than I was hoping for. Specifically, the bathroom may be ready for an upgrade. There was also issues with the hot water as there hardly was any. For the price, I was hoping for a little more.”

1244 Esplanade Ave, New Orleans, LA 70116, United States

“What a wonderful hotel! The room was so cozy with adorable antique touches. If you are the type of traveler who likes staying in spots with history, you will love the Rathbone. Other reviewers mentioned issues with their cars, but we were here two nights and had no issues at all. We did bring all our luggage into our rooms and didn’t leave anything visible in the car, but that feels like normal city protection against smash and grabs. Every person we interacted with at the hotel was lovely. They gave us tips on what part of town to visit, which jazz clubs to hang out at, and made us feel right at home. My only complaint is we didn’t stay long enough! See y’all again soon.”

937 Esplanade Ave, New Orleans, LA 70116, United States

“December 20-21, 2033||Received a message that our room was ready around 12:00 pm, easy check in. Huge room, high ceilings, window looking over the side street. Parking on Esplanade, right in front of MM....2 blocks to Bourbon Street. …”