Hotels near French Quarter Visitor Center

"This is the only place anyone needs to stay while in NOLA. The Ritz may be nicer by some estimation but it's too modern and more expensive. The Monteleone is warm and traditional. Frank Sinatra loved it. And if it's good enough for him, it's good enough for me. "

"Good solid hotel for the cost. Good location, friendly staff. Accommodations ok. Hallway and rooms a bit dark. Would stay at again on a business trip."

"Nice clean rooms and nice staff!"

"This outstanding hotel checked all the boxes. Our entire experience was simply excellent. From the welcoming valet (Fahren) who made an extra trip to my car to retrieve my charger, to James the bellhop who knows just what to say to calm travel nerves, to Navaja at the front desk who took care of our every need. I know I have butchered their names but I couldn’t ignore their outstanding performances. This hotel is a great hotel not just because of the architecture and history but the staff makes ALL the difference!!! The pool was beautiful and welcoming. The WiFi was fast and reliable. The building is old so there are plumbing issues but that’s not the fault of the hotel. Our room was surprisingly quiet for the French Quarter especially when you factor in the close proximity to Burbon street. If you’re wondering if you should choose this hotel don’t hesitate and book it!!!"

"I was very happy and impressed with the staff and the hotel. It was very safe and security was active. It’s also very centrally located to most of the attractions in town."

"Great location to walk to everything. "

"Budget friendly hotel in a great location. Rooms are a little worn but clean "

"Breakfast was good. Staff were friendly. Concierge was helpful when we had need of something. Rooms are spacious but a little worn down (black stains on the corner of the shower, pink stains on the bathroom walls). Bed sheets had some stains on them and our room wasn't cleaned on a cleaning day. Location was just outside of the hustle and bustle of Bourbon St but close enough to walk everywhere. "

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