Friendly staff, super clean bathrooms, and the free coffee was a nice bonus. The hot tub was a…read moregreat touch after a long day exploring. Easy walking distance to the French Quarter--but maybe skip the walk back after a late night on Bourbon Street Would definitely stay here again.

This RV place solved one of my main problems: I need a secure place within walking distance of the…read moreFrench Quarter. It was costly, but it served that purpose and for that I'm happy. However: We got to New Orleans in the middle of a heat advisory. It was REALLY hot. We don't have A/C in our vehicle but are prepared to manage it...and we did. Lots of ice, fans, and we spent a lot of time during the day inside venues. The swimming pool at this place was HOT. Like, 95 degrees hot. I suppose, aside from actively cooling it, there's not much they can do about this, but I also know that N.O. is prone to being hot like this so I wouldn't expect the pool to be much of a perk. Having 24/7 ice machine was great. We definitely used that. There was a very nice australian couple at the spot next to us that we struck up a conversation with on our first night. They had a rental RV and the A/C was broken so they were struggling like we were and we had a good laugh about that. The next day, we came back and the gentleman came over and told me that the people that run the RV park had refused to let him put some water bottles in the freezer and that they had called the police on him so I shouldn't be alarmed if the police showed up. Sure enough the police came and the nice couple was trespassed off the property....because they had tried to put some water bottles in the freezer inside. They were not offered a refund. The officers were nice enough but....this seemed like a total dick move on the part of management. Everyone was VERY hot...like...flex a little, you know? You've also read other reviews so you know that they're right by the freeway. We knew this and were prepared. HOWEVER- there is also a SHRIMP PROCESSING PLANT on one side...right over the wall from our spot...and let me tell you, during a HEAT ADVISORY the last place you want to be is next to a SHRIMP PROCESSING PLANT. It smelled like low-tide and death. It was horrible. Also, the trucks began showing up at about 5:30 to load up on, presumably, shrimp. The workers were yelling at each other and revving their cars. We were woken by it most mornings. The place is for sale. There are signs up in every parking spot announcing that it's for sale. While the location is clean...they don't really seem to care much for the customers...like maybe they're already checked out? Another odd thing: the first morning that we were there (we got there Friday night so I'm talking Saturday morning) their grounds crew started mowing the lawn at 7am. Mowing and using the weed whacker right at our spot. There was no sleeping. They were literally mowing around our trailer. A foot away from my head. The next day, Sunday, after the nice australian couple had vacated their spot, there was a guy there weed-whacking that spot. Very early in the morning. So- we were woken early every morning by unneccesary noise and shrimpy fish stank. Short story: This place is super expensive. If we were in an RV we might have been happier, but...they are not going out of their way to help anyone in need, and in fact are making decisions that are not in the best interests of their guests. If you do something they don't like, for whaterver reason, they'll just boot your ass off the property and use NOPD to do it. I don't think I'd go back, but if you're looking for a spot close-ish to Bourbon Street and are in a sound-proof RV, it might not be so bad.

We have been to this campground previously with no issues, but this time one of the staff members -…read morewe were told his name may be Anthony - was extremely rude to us at the pool, almost ran over us by the gate while we waited for our Lyft ride as he sped through the park - and instead of apologizing to us he yelled at us as he sped off. Saturday mid-day after telling us to lower our music at pool - which wasn't loud - he proceeded to share a blunt with another guest and apparently didn't have a problem with their music. My daughter was in a waterview villa and her shower barely worked and was missing a remote. Her in-laws were in a floating villa - the boardwalk to their villa was so rickety and leaning that my mother in law refused to go to a family party there. The villas were dirty, needed pressure-washing, the decks were covered with dirt dobber nests, and there appeared to be mold in the bedroom. The pool was dirty, it needed vacuuming pretty badly. This wasnt our first trip but it will definitely be our last.

Well this is one of those reviews you hate to do but others need to be aware. This RV park presents…read morebeautifully. 5 stars, however it's the important things you need while RVing that are missing and and can not be overlooked. The water pressure most of the time was nonexistent. It would be strong then nothing. Really a problem when showing or washing clothes. The hot tub, which at this time of year is a must has been down indefinitely. The story is they are waiting on parts. There 1, count them 1 maintenance man. I spoke to him and he is doing doubles because " they can find anyone". Then close part of your park because that isn't cutting it. Had to ask for an umbrella at the pool. Pool water is freezing and without a hot tub makes lazy days off not enjoyable. Site was a super site costly much more money on inlet. The site bearly fits our 40' Tiffin and there is no room to walk around the sides. Also no room for awning to go out. The dog walk area is so dirty with poop, it smelled and wouldn't let my pet go in. Lastly they have a gate to make it a gated commmnity and being in a commercial area this is important. Well it's been since Tuesday that it's been broken and we were told it was being fixed Thursday. Still locked open. I reported all these issues to the front desk manager and I must had been the unteenth person because she smiled and gave us the "canned" responses. I most likely would not come here again unless I knew everything g was fixed. To top it off we are here during g Jazz fest and they charged a premium for what I term a non-functional park.

Great little place and they are family friendly, I've had my 2019 kodiak 27' here for two weeks one…read moreof which I wasn't there I had no problems. Most the people are from the plants so they work They have cameras on site and laundry. I recommend them if you are traveling for work or just need a get away

Great location. We parked our van when we arrived and didn't use it while we were there. Everything…read moreis easy walking distance. This was our 6th time to New Orleans and 3rd at Chez Palmiers. Betsy is gracious, friendly and very helpful! Great coffee on the patio is the only way to start the day, especially when it is accompanied by Betsy's fruit salad and fresh bakery. We had the Russia room. It's very comfortable, great bed and relaxing sitting area around the TV for when you've covered a few too many miles. Already looking forward to our next visit.

Our son and daughter in law stayed at this B&B in March and enjoyed their stay there. As a result…read morewe stayed there also in June. Our room was the "Russian" room which we enjoyed. Betsy the owner was very helpful and answered any questions we had. The Chez Palmiers is walking distance from the French Quarters as well as several very good restaurants. Wife and I highly recommend the Chez Palmiers Bed and Breakfast while visiting New Orleans.

Lovely place on the bayou outside of the busyness of New Orleans, we had an enjoyable stay with…read moreClaudette and she was so helpful in providing us with so much information of where to eat what to see and adventures to go do! Enjoying our "work" day out on the doc.

I'll begin with this: what a great energy!!! Claudette is a…read morevery dynamic, kind, generous person! She gave me some good advises on things to do around. Her house is beautiful. I loved relaxing in the garden with some zen music :-) I was lucky to have a perfect weather and was able to enjoy every second of this stay! If you're looking for a place to relax, enjoy the real cajun hospitality and feel home, it's THE place!

This is a lovely restored home right across from the levee. Our 2 Clean rooms with baths were…read morecomfortable. First breakfast wonderful. Host lives next door but without any advance warning or reduced rate had huge noisy 50 person party here Christmas Eve till almost midnight! Effectively locking us in our rooms. Otherwise, this is a nice place. I'm still Disappointed.

Along the East side of the River Road just a couple miles west of the Lutcher Bridge (hwy 641),…read morethis was an ideal place to base for trips to Oak Alley, St. Joesph, Laura, Evergreen and San Francisco Plantations. After our tour of Houmas House we traveled along the east side of the River Road on Hwy 44 back toward New Orleans. It is new and not well known yet, perhaps but they are great accommodations and the owner, Mary fixes a great breakfast. She'll try to get your preferences the night before for a nice hot breakfast to start your day of sightseeing off to a good start. Once the word gets out this place will be in high demand. This had been a private family residence, probably from the Sixties, that has had the three bedrooms fixed up very nice. Each with their own bath. We stayed in the bedroom on the front of the house which offered direct access to the full length front porch with several rockers, opposite of the levee. The tariff was very reasonable. We originally reserved one night but stayed two it was so pleasant and the location was perfect. A little planning about eating dinner is in order but there were little local places on both sides of the river in little towns and a renown place or two within 25 miles. We will definitely return on our next trip to the area as we still have a couple plantations and other local sights to see.

Meh, glad we went, but would not book with them and cannot recommend. We decided to book and drive…read moreourselves there since it was a bit more expensive for us to drive than pay for three people to go from their office in downtown. They told us to be there 15 minutes before our tour start time and we were there 20 minutes before, but the tour guide was 10 minutes late past the start of the tour itself. We thought we were in the wrong place and tried to get in contact with the tour agency. Got voicemail the first time and it was this random woman's number, but then called the same number a minute later and a guy told us the tour operator was on his way and then needed to pick up the supplies. It seems that they should have communicated that earlier and they should have a better system in place. The launch from the boat area was into a busy area right under the freeway and our guide basically was like hangout there and wait for me. That foreshadowed the rest of the tour for us, he basically was distant from us most of the tour, either way in front or way behind and we were a total tour of four people. There was no discussion about what we would see beyond him showing us alligators. At one point we were in the deeper section and a massive log was in the way, he went over and faced the opposite direction while the four of us struggled to get our kayaks over the log. He told us to go around and we got stuck because it was more elevated on the side and just sat on his phone the entire time while we helped each other. I get we were a group coming together, but it felt like he just told us which way to go, but didn't do any real guiding. We even helped him load and unload the supplies from the kayak. I think this tour company needs to be better organized and train their guides on what they should do to become tour guides.

I booked a private photo tour and a group kayaking tour. Both were outstanding. I got great photos…read moreand learned a lot.

We recently stayed here for 5 nights on a trip to NOLA. We were with a larger group and our rooms…read morehad been covered, otherwise we would have left after the first night. That being said, I'll start with the pros, because there were a few... LOCATION: It is, indeed, well located. Kerlerec Street is apparently unknown by the locals (we mentioned it to several shop owners and cab drivers... no one had a clue where it was), but it's only a block away from Bourbon Street and close to Frenchmen Street, as well as a short walk from all kinds of amazingness in the French Quarter. Quiet street, no complaints there. It also has a fence in front with a locked door, so all of the outdoor areas and courtyards are protected. PRIVACY: This could go either way... but it was definitely private. As in... the owner/manager did NOT make an appearance even ONCE during our 5 night stay. Not a peep. Nada. If you're here with a group looking to party and go crazy... awesome, you'll love it. If you're looking for SOME kind of attention or acknowledgement, you might be a bit disappointed (as I was). Cons... DECOR: The website states that "Our cottages are luxuriously furnished". I don't know if I'd agree with that. Our room certainly wasn't, and we got a small tour of the rooms when we arrived (we were the first of the group) and the rest certainly didn't fit the bill either. Dusty? Yes. A bit dilapidated? Sure. Dirty enough that you don't want to walk around barefoot or use the towels on your face? Yeah. But there's nothing "luxurious" about it. I know it's historical and all of that but come on. MANAGEMENT: As I mentioned, we were with a large group, and we were guests of one couple in the group. They were the ones to pay and arrange the rooms. When we arrived, we were instructed by the couple to call the property manager, Trinna, to be let in, since she wouldn't be on the property (even though there was a large wedding group arriving and we got there around 1:30pm). She was very curt and somewhat rude on the phone, but let us in when we arrived. She was dressed in ripped jeans and an oversized, dirty t-shirt... not exactly what I expected. She didn't seem to know what to do with us, so she gave us a weird, lazy tour around the property so we could pick our own room (this was at our request, since she seemed fine with having us sit in the main house parlor for 1.5 hours until the couple who booked the place arrived). We chose our room and she showed us the layout of keys in the main house, and then disappeared. Literally -- we had no idea where she went, and she didn't tell us anything. Cool. Apparently she didn't even come back to greet the couple (who booked the entire place for 25 people and who were having their wedding there) even though she knew what time they'd be arriving, so they had to come find us in the French Quarter for keys. Fun! CONVENIENCES: The website states that "The main house and other cottages all have the conveniences of the modern home.", which is partially true. We did have a coffee maker in our kitchenette, but no coffee, and no cups or mugs. We had a microwave. We had a small stove top and some utensils (spatula, spoon, etc) but no pots or pans, no silverware, nothing of the sort. I know they're "guest apartments" but when you're flying somewhere, how the heck are you expected to provide your own silverware, mugs, etc? I'm not asking for much here -- you can get mismatched silverware and dishes at Goodwill. The website also claims: "All of the cottages have a microwave, toaster, coffee maker, wine, martini and champagne glasses as well as high ball and low ball glasses" -- certainly not true for us. We were also provided with maybe 4 rolls of toilet paper and 2 rolls of paper towels for 2 of us for 5 nights, and no instructions on how to replenish it. The two trash cans were microscopically small and yet no instructions on what to do with our trash when it's full. The TV was itty bitty and placed way up in the corner near the ceiling, and one side of the bed had one of the four posters blocking it right down the middle. They also supplied us with a VHS player and a boombox CD player... welcome to the 90's, y'all. GENERAL CLEANLINESS & DISREPAIR: The front room, which was our bedroom, was mostly fine, except for the SERIOUS coating of dust on our ceiling fan. The kitchen was okay, except for the cabinet doors and drawers that were literally coming off the hinges. Like, you give it a tug to see what's inside and BOOM, it's off. Underneath the sink was all dank and moldy looking. The bathroom, though, was the worst. The tiles on the floor were coming off in several spots -- a couple times I stepped out of the shower and had tiles stick to my wet feet. Gross. The shampoo rack in the shower was peeling all over and covered in rust. The tub only had a clear liner, which was obviously covered in grime. And to top it off, there's a stained glass window behind the tub that's broken. WHEE!

I had 21 people stay in the Kerlerec House for five nights over my wedding. We wanted to have…read morepeople stay in a large house that presented them with the look and the feel of the city of New Orleans - something to show them why we love this city. The house is old - that should be understood. Because of this, it isn't perfect. Some of the doors don't latch, there are cracks on the walls, and there are uneven floors. However, that is nothing in comparison to the wonderful beauty of the complex. Communication with the owner was fantastic. We had a small issue that informed the owner of and someone was sent out right away. I highly recommend staying here. Century-old doors are more important to me than new construction in the CBD. Lastly, the courtyard made the house! It was wonderful to have such a snaking courtyard with multiple hang-out spots (and a hot tub) for my friends and family to hang out at. Thank you so much Trinna & Scott!