This charming, historic hotel is 1 block from famous Bourbon Street. Criollo restaurant, the Carousel Bar, and a heated rooftop swimming pool are featured on site.
Featuring free WiFi and a restaurant, NOPSI Hotel, New Orleans offers pet-friendly accommodations within walking distance of the French Quarter in New Orleans.
Great location, rooms and overall service was good.
Located in New Orleans, a 19-minute walk from Union Station, Homewood Suites By Hilton New Orleans French Quarter provides accommodations with a fitness center, private parking, a garden and a shared...
Great location. Helpful tour desk. Breakfast supplied.
Located at the edge of the French Quarter along the Canal St. Streetcar Line, New Orleans Marriott offers accommodations with a fully equipped fitness center and rooms with views of the Mississippi...
Meals & dining area were great. View was wonderful.
Within 4 blocks of Harrah's New Orleans casino and the famous French Quarter, this Louisiana hotel features an outdoor pool and free Wi-Fi in every room.
I like the shower it was big enough for the both of us.
The Mercedes-Benz Superdome is a 13-minute walk from this historic, elegant Le Pavillon Hotel. It features a fitness center along with spacious rooms with free WiFi.
great location, clean, friendly staff. comfortable bed
New Orleans’ bustling Bourbon Street is about half a mile from the Hotel Villa Convento. Free Wi-Fi access and balcony views are available on each floor of this hotel.
The location was great, and we loved the layout of the hotel.
This historic 1859 apartment building is located in the center of the New Orleans French Quarter, just a block away from Bourbon Street and Decatur Street.
the location, space, cleanliness, host’ communication
Featuring free WiFi and an outdoor pool, French Quarter Courtyard Hotel and Suites offers accommodations in New Orleans, 1312 feet from the French Quarter.
It’s clean, comfortable, great location. totally recommend!
In the heart of New Orleans city center and within walking distance to the city's most famous attractions, this hotel provides accommodations in the center of the action.
Location and Price. Free Parking is a fantastic perk!!
Well set in the Downtown New Orleans district of New Orleans, Lagniappe Lodge is located a 18-minute walk from Union Station, one mile from Mercedes-Benz Superdome and 3 miles from Touro Synagogue.
This charming, historic hotel is 1 block from famous Bourbon Street. Criollo restaurant, the Carousel Bar, and a heated rooftop swimming pool are featured on site.
Good location, nice and quiet rooms, great bar !!!
Attractively set in the Treme district of New Orleans, The Brakeman Hotel is located 1.2 miles from Union Station, a 19-minute walk from Mercedes-Benz Superdome and 1.8 miles from Morial Convention...
Todo genial! Gregory fue super amable, un máquina!
One11 Hotel has an outdoor swimming pool, terrace, a restaurant and bar in New Orleans. With free WiFi, this 4-star hotel offers a 24-hour front desk and an ATM.
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6.0
Scored 6.0
Bourbon Street is for sure an interesting place, and it is...
Bourbon Street is for sure an interesting place, and it is also extremely crowded and noisy. I am not sure how anybody can keep up a normal conversation while walking down the street. There are basically all types of music played, maybe 4 or 5, individuals or group, on both sides of a the same sidewalk.
Also just about everybody warns tourists of unsafe the street is as soon as the sun is down--which in winter means past 5PM. We did not experience , nor did we see/witness any criminal activity, though. Police is there too, watching, on street corners.
Christine
United States of America
8.0
Scored 8.0
Whatever you do, if you decide to bring children to NOLA,...
Whatever you do, if you decide to bring children to NOLA, especially children that are still in strollers, do not take a child's stroller to Bourbon street, especially at night. I wouldn't say it's dangerous, but rather really not appropriate for kids to be on Bourbon street and there is often very loud music playing from the bars and street performers that might be tough on little ears. Plus, there are usually some people that are very intoxicated walking around and do you want that around your child(ren)?
Gabrielle
United States of America
10
Scored 10
This is my second time here on Bourbon St first time was in...
This is my second time here on Bourbon St first time was in the mid of the pandemic. The second time was nothing like the first time. There was so many people having a good time drinking dancing and just talking loud. I loved every minute of it
Trishann
United States of America
2.0
Scored 2.0
Although the French Quarter is interesting, Bourbon Street...
Although the French Quarter is interesting, Bourbon Street is a mess. It is dirty and smells terrible and worse than many of the Third World Countries I have visited. Even a police officer I talked to recommended avoiding Bourbon Street.
The French Quarter has some of the best food I have ever eaten and street performers are great but stay away from Bourbon Street.
Wayne
United States of America
6.0
Scored 6.0
It’s good to walk along there and people watch, it’s mainly...
It’s good to walk along there and people watch, it’s mainly drunk tourists but fun to watch the guys working on the street trying to hustle as well, there’s some real characters. Plenty more great places to visit in the city though
Craig
10
Scored 10
Please be prepared to pay at least $25 per day for parking.
Please be prepared to pay at least $25 per day for parking. Get a hotel close to wear you'll be touring and walk each day. Everything is in walking distance which is good for site seeing and waking off all of that deliciousness.
Demetris
United States of America
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About 7 minutes off the highway. QUIET hotel and off to the side of the quarter. Bourbon Street is a 2 minute walk. Marlene and Michael were the best. They gave the most awesome recommendations. We enjoyed our stay and will definitely stay there again next time we come to Nola. I suggest you check out Cafe Conti and the Bombay club that is on premises!
Location was 10 blocks or so away from Bourbon Street and French Quarter, within walking distance if not wearing heals. Easy checkin and access to building with codes for front lobby and apartment. Bright and roomy living room and kitchen. Quiet area in downtown. in unit washer and dryer very conventent. Took Lyft and Uber to most places. Housekeeping was responsive with bringing hangers and missing remote control to room after email request.
The hotel exceeded my expectation. I chose it for the nearness to Bourbon street, it’s a short walk and there are two excellent breakfast spots close(streetcar cafe and Daisy Dukes). I paid a little extra for the bigger room(absolutely choose this option as it’s totally worth it).
The hotel is 2 blocks from Bourbon Street, but just far enough away that it is more relaxed.
The hotel has charm and the rooms are standard, but very comfortable. Overall, it is a nice place to rest and close to everything.
This hotel was fantastic! The decor and atmosphere are unique. The beds were very comfortable and the rooms and bathrooms are large by any standard, especially for New Orleans (where we found the rooms typically very tight ) Breakfast was also excellent. It’s a little out of the way from the craziness of the Bourbon Street hoopla.
This hotel is all about the location! You step out the front door and you're right on Bourbon Street in the heart of the French Quarter! Great location for first time visitors to New Orleans. I highly recommend getting a courtyard facing room with a balcony. The courtyard is very nice to look over as you sit on your balcony having a glass of wine and is pretty quiet considering the proximity to Bourbon Street. The bed and pillow were very comfortable and the courtyard facing room was very quiet at night!
I love New Orleans and this was the first time I had been back since before the pandemic. The Valentino group, which owns another lovely vintage property I've stayed at always comes across with a pleasant stay. Another thing about this particular hotel is that it's close to Bourbon Street, but it wasn't too loud!
The location is great! Walk out, 20 meters and you are in the heart of Bourbon Street. Short walk to the things you want to see when you are in NOLA. We had a small issue with our first room, and they were very quick to get us another room. The rooms were very clean. Air conditioning worked great. Rooms were mid-sized and comfortable. The overall look of the hotel was very "New Orleans". I would stay here again.
Loved most of the staff. Very polite. Place was very organized. Walking distance close to everything. Bourbon Street is about 6 blocks away. There is a small outlet mall where you can buy clothing and pick up fast foods. And if you are Cruising from New Orleans you can walk to the cruise port from this hotel. Its abt 3 long blocks away.
This is our go-to hotel when we are in New Orleans. The staff are always helpful and the rooms are always clean and comfortable. We like this location because it is close to Bourbon Street as well as local flare...like museums, dining and shopping. We stayed here for Mardi Gras this year and loved the convenience to the parades and the ease with which we were able to come and go.
Lynn
United States of America
What Guests Said About Bourbon Street:
Avoid Bourbon street at night on the weekend, more of a crowd drinking scene anyway so if crowds aren't your thing, not really where you should be looking
If you are looking to avoid crowds, its tough. Find restaurants off the beaten track and at different times than are typical eating times. Avoid Bourbon street at night on the weekend, more of a crowd drinking scene anyway so if crowds aren't your thing, not really where you should be looking. The fact is that it is a popular place so it is tough to miss people, but strike out on your own and explore and there are some great things to see.
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Anonymous
So many options to listen and enjoy music, not only on Bourbon Street but throughout the French Quarters and adjacent areas
So many options to listen and enjoy music, not only on Bourbon Street but throughout the French Quarters and adjacent areas. Big plus is that for most places its free entry, so you can just go and enjoy the music without having to spend much money.
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Anonymous
Bourbon street bartenders are a treasure trove of suggestions for places off ghe beaten path
Don't be afraid to ask locals for suggestions! Bourbon street bartenders are a treasure trove of suggestions for places off ghe beaten path
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Anonymous
Bourbon Street has the worst features of Spring Break at night, especially on weekends and during festivals/holidays
Bourbon Street has the worst features of Spring Break at night, especially on weekends and during festivals/holidays.
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