Nice fun place.. I would go again not for gambling but for restaurants…read more... Dealers are not all cheerful and that sometimes change the mood

Pit does not listen to players or care to give even a nod to customer service. Sat at $25 table for…read more3 hrs and reminded floor of $15 blackjack table opened to save me a seat. They all said it was no problem until a seat opened and someone else claimed it. Then it was my fault. I'm gonna take my play somewhere it's not my fault, they need to offer more $15 tables and offer more 2/3 payouts on blackjack. Food is terrible here across the venues. No hotel or amenities. Play elsewhere. U can do better.

Everything that you would/could expect an "Airport Gas Station Casino" to be…read more..... Staff is extremely friendly and helpful!!!

Pretty much what you would expect for a casino connected to a gas station but I was really…read moreimpressed by the staff - very friendly and attentive!!

I like to go with my twin brother and sister and mother to metarie's OTB, i few years ago i won a…read moredrawing for cash, apparently they are under new management and have added many better video gameing to the est. ,Sunny says,"i love to go to met. OTB for the drawings, i won once,as has my mom. only brother dennis and Mundeep haveny won big money. better music+a/clove/coexist/sean p/denninis/momma/fat joe.

We have gone to this facility for years. The slot payouts are horrible. Some of the employees are…read moregreat, others are not very good. Employees will disappear out of sight often or take personal phone calls. They like to waste time. It can take up to an hour just for my wife and I to get our beer served to us. Lots of regulars and no one wins very often. Some of the patrons look homeless and shabby. I would not want my wife to go alone. I don't want her to be mugged outside.

Friendly staff. Hotel was clean and presentable and Mardi Gras ready…read more Fresh cookies! Rooms were nice with new linens and towels and soaps/shampoos were good quality. Not a fan of parking charges per day at $16 when not easily known when booking.

This was one of the worst hotel experiences I have ever had! At 2 in the morning someone entered…read moreour room!!! The bathroom sink leaked all night. When I told them about these two items there was simply no response from the day staff!!! I will never stay in another doubletree after being a life time traveler with doubletree!

Good budget hotel near the airport. Good location, next to seafood and a Cafe Du Monde…read more Staff were amazing. Myrna was constantly updating us if a room was opening early (we took a red eye flight and were pretty tired). Paul informed us that some folks had 6 hour waits at TSA bc of the government shutdown. Thanks so much for your excellent customer service! Made our trip very smooth. Highly recommend this spot.

Oh so close to the airport!! Smells good walking in! Smells good in the hall and smells good in the…read moreroom!! How refreshing! Park lot is ample and you can leave your vehicle here if you are flying out! For a fee of course. There is a bar and restaurant that opens at 5:00 CDT. But you're pretty close to restaurants so you don't have to wait. Front desk super friendly and helpful!

The newly renovated New Orleans airport is a dream! It is very easy to navigate and it is well…read moresigned. It is quick to get through TSA pre-check and there are amazing food options once you go through security. If you have priority pass, there is club access past security. There was a wait the day that we were there, but we were in within about 10 minutes. The airport is clean and very well lit. There's ample seating at the gates with charging ports if you're running low on battery. And if you need one more beignet before you leave, you can get it inside the airport!

We flew in and out of MSY. Arrival was easy, with good signage for the ride share area. I…read moreappreciate that it is near the terminal and easy to find. Flying out, we used TSA Touchless, which worked well. The 4 stars is because there were only 2 security scanners in operation and they kept letting people through with no space to form a line after agents checked IDs. Not ideal at all.

The driver arrived on time, and the service to the airport was fine. But be sure to pay with cash!…read moreWhat they don't tell you is that if you want to use a credit card, the driver will have to call it in (not fast if you're trying to catch a flight) and you will be charged at least a $2 fee. Due to the hidden fees, I would not recommend.

My boyfriend and I were flying in from Hawaii on Thanksgiving day and I wanted to make sure we had…read moretransportation secured. I did my research on Yelp and thought A Plus would be the perfect match for us. I reached out through Yelp and Ms. Christi responded within 24hours. It is difficult with our time difference to get a phone conversation in and she understood that so we continued to message via Yelp. We confirmed our pick up and when we arrived I received a call from Warren, our driver. He picked us up in a large van (probably not a van, but I don't know the name of it) and we had the entire transport to ourselves. Warren was kind, professional and engaged in friendly conversation. We were charged $45 for the arrival and I had not paid yet. Warren dropped us off and Ms. Christi contacted me later for my credit card information. It was so easy and stress free. For our departure we scheduled a 5am pick up on Monday morning for $35. I prepaid when I paid for our first ride. However, at 5:10 our ride still wasn't there. Based on our first trip I figured something must be wrong. It turns out our driver had a flat tire and was stuck on the side of the road. I arranged for alternate transport after leaving a message on Yelp as well as a voicemail. Ms. Christi refunded my money for that portion of the trip before we even arrived to the airport! I'd recommend A Plus and I'd also use them again. Thanks for making our first trip to NOLA start off without a hitch! Aloha!

To be fair this was the cheapest hotel I could find and I got exactly what I paid for. This hotel…read moreis a flea-ridden-bacteria-infested-Petri-dish. I was afraid to touch anything. The sheets all had stains and cigarettes burns. The toilet was running, had to turn the water off so to keep the noise down. The towels were ratty and looked like they had not been washed. Elevator was slow. The guy that checked us in didn't seem very competent and was very slow. They left the side door propped open so that anyone could enter the building. I have stayed at some terrible hotels in my day, but this is by far the worst. Make your next reservation here if ever you want to contract an airborne pathogen or you just want to gamble on your life by staying in an unsecured building.

The only reason I'm not giving this motel one star is because the folks at the desk were friendly…read moreand there were no bedbugs in my room.

What could be better than a jazz cruise down the Mississippi river in New Orleans on Easter Sunday?…read more Taking the cruise in the rain. I fell in love with the Mississippi River on a rainy day Easter Sunday jazz cruise. The sky was gray and leaden. The rain was light but steady. The wind came and went. People wore their Easter finery with ponchos over their clothing to stay dry. We listened to jazz and ate muffins and drank coffee. We listened to the captain tell tales of New Orleans history and geography. We sat on benches overlooking the Mississippi River. We cuddled together with the wind blowing raindrops in our faces. The air was cool; the rain danced down. The wind played games with our ponchos and the purple scarf that I had wrapped around my head. The steamboat paddled along the Old Muddy. People sat in the dining room and the Captain's Salon. Others sat on the top deck in the rain. Teenagers took pictures standing at the bow under the American flag. Jazz played. Birds flew by. Two hours existed in a time capsule of wind and rain and music and water and joy.

Opted for the cruise only ( there are options which meals) seating is first come. It was about 1.5…read morehrs first half was going up the river - there's a guy on the microphone giving you all the details about buildings and boats and fun facts about NOLA and the surrounding area. The second half the jazz band plays. Throughout the cruise you're allowed to roam around visit the bars on each end and even the engine room! Bar had good options from local beers to specialty cocktails and you could even buy snacks! I had a sweet tooth and got a chocolate covered elephant ear which was literally the size of my head! Cruise was long but it was nice to just sit around and see the city from a different view!