Hotels with Hot Tubs in Louisiana

"Understand that this is an historic French Quarter building dating back to the 1700s, with all that goes with it. My only criticism is that a coffee maker was not available in the lobby. "

"Clean, with friendly people. "

"We had a pretty good stay during the first weekend of Jazzfest. The included breakfast is excellent, with a wide variety and staff that keeps it well stocked. Our spacious room was cleaned and restocked daily. Room had fridge, microwave, and high def TV. There was always hot water in the shower. The lobby area is nicely decorated and welcoming. We didn't use the pool or hot tub but they appear very nice. Room AC worked well in the heat and humidity, and is rather loud as we have also found in...

"Clean room, friendly & helpful staff, free breakfast in the morning, free drinks and light dinner in evening. Great deal. "

"Check in was easy and staff was nice. Breakfast was “ok”. Fresh fruit, like apples and bananas would be great: Fitness center needs a lot of attention. No air conditioning made for extremely hot conditions. The treadmill stops working in mid strides, which could lead to an accident. The weight machine is rusted and hard to see numbers. Even though we had a do not disturb sign on our door, cleaning service staff knocked and asked for our used towels. "

"All was great. "

"Quiet Cleanliness "

"Room was very clean. The staff were very friendly and helpful. It was a great location. We were able to walk to many places. "

"We absolutely loved this property. The location was perfect. Surprising for such an old building our room had plenty of space. The building and rooms still had the old charm. The shower stall was extremely small but that really is too be expected in these old buildings. The cable TV went out a few times but that was because of Cox cable not the hotel. We weren't in NOLA to sit around watching TV anyway."

"The Maison is always a great place to stay - I recommend it to anyone visiting New Orleans. I wish for longer hours to use the hot tub - who goes to NOLA and is up early? Who goes to NOLA and is back to the hotel before 10? Also, if no coffee in the room, I wish for more readily accessible coffee in the lounge or reception. But these are first world problems, and NOLA is not the first world! But it is the best."