Hotell i New Orleans nära Treme

Tour of house was excellent and very informative and lady who was at reception was very pleasant. The room service was appalling as on our first nights return the bed has not been made and nothing had been touched.When trying to contact someone no-one came to the room until we contacted emergency number three times.However his attitude was not good and we would certainly not recommend this hotel to anyone.Also it seemed very strange that we only received a continental breakfast on our first morning but after our complaints about the lack of room cleaning on the first night we were given a full cooked breakfast for the second morning

LOCATION!!! it's right at EVERTHING and walgreeens is across the main street 3 seconds walking! really convenient. There are some many things that went wrong with this reservation, 255 characters will not cover it. My room was not ready when i arrived, the staff was ill prepared and rude. 'breakfast' was a joke. They didn't even have fruit. AND there was no AC working

It's walking distance from everything No fresh towels Staff not helpful what so ever Oh, cockroaches were 'nice' Staff didn't care either

Närheten till French Quarters och enkelheten att ta sig dit till fots. Även om rummen var av enklare standard var de i charmig New Orleansstil och personalen var tillmötesgående för att hjälpa när man frågade om något. Trevlig innergård med pool och sittgrupper där man kunde sitta om kvällarna. Frukosten. Den bestod bara av sötsaker; våfflor, wienerbröd, söta scones med sylt och kaffe med mjölkpulver. Man åker kanske till New Orleans för det kulinariska, men på detta hotell får man inte se den sidan. Andra dagen valde jag att gå ut och äta frukost istället. Dessutom är hotellet billigt, vilket avspeglas i att rummen är lite slitna.

Helt Ok hotell för pengarna. Ingen lyx, ganska mysigt. Lukten på rummet, instängt.

We stayed at The Empress for Mardi Gras. The redeeming thing about it is its location. Walking distance to everything in the French Quarter. This place is undeniably cheap given this fact, so just be sure to plan a lot of activities that keep you out of it. This place should definitely advertise more as a hostel instead of a hotel. Rooms are literally a bed with a toilet nearby. The only small window is high off the ground in a random spot in the room. There is no central ventilation (common in old Nola houses though), so you may need to frequently adjust the window AC unit or the space heater you're provided. The tub flooded as we showered so we started each day knee-high in water. The mattress was plastic covered, which is understandable given where we were, but there were stains and cigarette burns on the linens. At the end of your stay, there will be a walk through to get your $10 deposit back and to make sure you did not steal any of the sandpapery towels. Oh, and don't expect any privacy as the walls are literally paper thin. And be warned that another practice here is that you'll need to leave the key at the front desk every time you leave. Not bad, just odd.

I was in New Orleans and had running water and a roof over my head. Beds, bathrooms, and rooms were appalling, had to buy my own sheets, towels, and shower mat to make quarters livable. Location wasn't in the best neighborhood but not far from downtown.