Stayed at the Roami at Factors Row when in New Orleans to watch the New England Patriots play the…read moreSaints. With a perfect central location, a few blocks off canal street, centrally located between the Superdome, the business district, and bourbon street we were in walking distance of everywhere we wanted to go! Clean rooms, responsive staff both on site and via messages, provided easy check in and check out! The personal entry code into the building also provides a safe feeling!

Booked this "Airbnb/hotel" for a group of 9 girls. Based on the pictures, we expected a two-floor…read moretownhouse-style setup with all rooms together but ended up with two separate rooms, splitting our group. The place was dirty, with stains on the sofa, comforters, and beds (just like other reviews mentioned). The dishwasher didn't work in either room, water wouldn't drain, nothing was stocked, and the smoke alarm kept going off despite multiple calls to maintenance. Also... pretty sure it's haunted. We named her Loretta

This is a tremendous place! You can get a hot shower,wash your clothes,charge your phone,a snack @…read more9am,and lunch around 12pm. They can assist with housing - just about anything you could need help with. Hours of operation are: 8am - 1:30pm,Monday - Friday. Closed on holidays. The staff is fantastic and very caring. Security is good,yet polite. If you're homeless and need assistance,they will help - or at least point you in the right direction.

This is the best building to work in. It's always clean and the worker's are always delightful…read more Right across from City Hall, and The Super Dome. And five minutes away from the street car.

This place is a gorgeous bit of mid century architecture. I love libraries, plain and simple but I…read morego out of my way to spend time here. As far as space usability, this place is on par with other universities. The book stacks are less. The technology is more present and the space is more welcoming of an evolving culture. There are spaces for gathering. Plenty of study rooms. The first floor is for conversations, traffic, groups and snacks at the coffee bar. It's a home away from home for graduate students. So yeah, we like it pretty well.

I'll admit, with the volume of material that a library has, it is understandable for a library to…read morebe a bit of a labyrinth, but navigation Howard Tilton for that molding book on Easter Island or African Diaspora is too much of an adventure for my taste. Their catalog is straightforward enough, but the book rows are all over the place and sometimes difficult to follow. Not to mention the fact that the majority of the stacks are in low-ceiling, basement like spaces, giving one the sense that they are in the opening ghost scene from "Ghostbusters." Also, for a library building, Howard Tilton is rather noisy. Of course, people will chitchat as they do, but the HVAC units are constantly roaring and the staircases echo like anything. If you get a couch seat on the third floor while the sun is still up, then I'll admit, it makes for a lovely reading space. Also... thank the good lord they put a PJ's coffee inside!

Cute little library. Selection is small, because it's a small library, but I always pick up holds…read morefrom here. Accessible via street car.

Not sure what the other reviewers are expecting from a (smaller) neighborhood library. But, cool…read morebuilding with friendly people and books to read .

Beautiful library with open spaces, free Wi-Fi, cute children's area, clean restrooms, plenty of…read morecomputers for use by patrons and so much more. They do have a story time during the week for the kidlets. Parking is difficult, and I have noticed the ticket ladies in front stalking the area for the slightest of parking infractions, and ticketing people. I would suggest that if you can not find parking in the super small parking lot, not to park in front, but on one of the side streets. During tax season, there are volunteers from AARP doing income taxes twice a week through VITA, a volunteer tax preparation service for low income people. They are not employees of the library, the library can not force them to work, or accept any ones tax return to prepare. They get overwhelmed during the tax season, so be nice to them, they are not paid at all. The employees who work for the actual library are nice for the most part. Come and check this library out if you live in the area. You can check out books if you live in the Orleans parish or the neighboring parishes.

A couple years ago, I was spending a pretty good amount of money at Barnes and Noble and Amazon…read morewhen I was buying a bunch of books (those dang thrillers from @gregiles had me running to the store). Then two of my friends schooled me in the ways of using the @nolalibrary. It's hard to describe the level of joy I get from casually listening to an amazing audio book that I can rent directly on my phone or picking up new releases that are set aside for me. : : Seriously, the libraries in New Orleans are phenomenal - I would argue the best public service in the city! When you walk in, there are plenty of available computers, an amazing selection of book for all ages, DVDs, study guides to get ready for the ACT or GRE, and even classes to learn how to sew and knit. I use the online app to reserve and make sure what I want is availabe (swipe to check it out what it looks like in the app store - you can only get the app once you go in and get a library card). : : Also, I am SO glad that one of my friends recommended that I also download the libby app, which allows me to read books and listen to audio books directly on my phone or iPad. BTW, nerd life hack: you can set you audio book speed to 1.25x, and you'll never go back to regular speed again.

Haven't stopped by a library in years! Was very impressed coming back here. It was well kept, has…read moresuper friendly staff members, and I enjoyed the option of e-books and audiobooks!

It's a nice library with a nice staff. Convenient location for Kenner folks. Not sure why it has…read morebad reviews - it's everything a small library should be.

This is the Bridge City Senior Center. I provide monthly hearing screenings and care for the…read morehearing aids some of the seniors have. The Director, Wanda Singleton is very organized and friendly. She is always helping provide services for the local seniors at the Center. It is a beautiful facility with plenty of activities to offer.