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    4.1 (95 reviews)
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    Small table in the room
    Alan K.

    This hotel is located in the Central Business District close to the French Quarter and Caesar's casino. I did like my premium room with city views with Atelier Bloem products. I first walked into the lobby but was disappointedly not greeted by anyone. There was no one at registration to help me. I had to ask the valet attendant to get someone to help me out at registration. Upon entering my room, my first impressions was that it looked nice but upon closer inspection, much of the furniture shows signs of aging. At least the bed was comfortable, but the light switches for the room were not conveniently located to the bed. There were a couple of restaurants downstairs. For breakfast, I got to go to Gospel Coffee and Boozy Treats and also KING brasserie and bar. Although I did like my room, I didn't like all the extraneous charges on my account. If you stay at this hotel, you must monitor all your charges. Keep all of your receipts and take pictures of them as you are signing them especially if you are billing to your room. The mini bar charges didn't match the price list in the room. Although the staff did fix my bill at the end, i didn't like seeing charges that did not match the amounts that I signed for.

    Gym
    Cece Y.

    I visited during the French Quarter festival weekend in April. We were comfortable here but ran into 2 major issues which I'll explain later, hence why I'm giving it 3 stars instead of 4. I liked how clean and large the room was. The mini fridge kept things only somewhat cold. There was just one bathrobe in the closet and no slippers, though they were able to provide thin, complimentary slippers upon request. There was something about the shampoo that I must've been allergic to because every time the shower steam picked up, I would sneeze nonstop all night. It smelled like black pepper. The shower pressure, however -- wow! It was so strong we felt like we were being washed by a fire hose haha. Their gym is clean and sufficient. There's a variety of equipment. No light hand weights, however. There is a filtered water dispenser and cold eucalyptus handtowels. One large single stall bathroom in the gym, but no shower. Their Peacock Room restaurant was fantastic for brunch/lunch. Their Gospel Cafe staff was friendly and had many tasty to go options, like pastries and a variety of coffee drinks which they change up quarterly. Now onto the major negative: Unfortunately, we never got to try King restaurant for breakfast because the person who checked us in -- and all of the printed materials they gave us -- stated incorrect breakfast hours. This impacted other hotel guests as well who were behind us when we all showed up for breakfast and were delivered the bad news upon trying to dine in. So we never actually got to use our daily breakfast credit at King that entire weekend. It was really disappointing given it was due to miscommunication from the hotel staff. It's not what I paid for. They also couldn't deduct it from our bill, so we ended up having to eat Gospel Cafe pastries the entire weekend for breakfast (the only open place we could use our credits) which was not ideal. We wanted to have a real breakfast. Imagine trying to use $90 in credits on just croissants and coffee. But they didn't have any other options as they had ALSO CLOSED Peacock Room all day -- during a popular weekend -- for a private event, leaving guests with no alternatives. Other hotel guests who learned this at the same time as us were pissed. So Gospel café was crowded and sold out of certain items like wraps earlier than usual too. Really annoyed by this. Also, I don't see why they can't deduct the hotel credits at the time of billing, rather than making guests wait until hotel checkout when we're rushing to the airport and don't have time to go over the strangely named line items on the final bill.

    What they advertise is NOT what you get! This is the website, compare to my other images.
    Xain C.

    New Orleans during Carnival season, right before Mardi Gras, is a beautiful, sweaty fever dream, and Kimpton Hotel Fontenot looks to be the grown up oasis where you can hit pause, cool down, and reenter the chaos on your own terms. We came intentionally the week before the true weekend stampede, Monday through Friday, for the food and the culture, not the Bourbon Street blackout Olympics. That context matters, because the Fontenot is positioned perfectly for our kind of trip: downtown, walkable, and close enough to the parade route that you can catch the energy without letting it eat your whole day. Downstairs, they nail it. Henry at check in was the blueprint: sharp, welcoming, knowledgeable, and he set the tone you expect from a property that prices itself like it has nothing to prove. The public areas are stylish without being sterile, and the little things help, like being able to grab a lint roller or mouthwash from the desk when you're trying to look presentable in a city that actively fights hygiene this time of year. The comfort basics were legit. The bed was genuinely luxurious, the kind that makes you start thinking to yourself "we can skip it we are on vacation." The toiletries were excellent too, body wash and shampoo that actually feel premium home instead of hotel filler. Upstairs is where the cracks start talking though. We booked the King Premium with sofa bed (listed at 420-430 sq ft) after reviewing the room photos. At check in they framed it as an upgrade to a "junior suite," but what we got was a single room with a bathroom, no separate living area, no real suite layout, just more open space. Call it what it is. The room also felt oddly unfinished: big blank walls, zero view, and too many signs of wear for the premium price point. Bathroom corners showed heavy water damage and rot, plus scuffs, scratches, and stains that should not be there at this tier. The nightstand charging area had a thick layer of dust, and one of the two $10 waters on arrival were empty. That's not luxury, that's a shrug. Then there were the operational tells that didn't help. A slice of pizza sat on a paper plate in the hallway near the elevator for well over 30 hours. That's not "Carnival is busy," that's a hole in service. King Brasserie also had reduced breakfast hours for a private event during our stay. Totally fair to host events, but if it's planned far enough in advance to sell and staff, it's planned far enough in advance to proactively set expectations for guests. Even a simple "note for your upcoming stay" would have solved that. And the hotel's parade view upsell was messy. We got a mass text at 5:30pm the night before Muses pushing a paid terrace activation on Eventbrite with a promo code that didn't work, and the front desk didn't seem able to help. For two people it would've been about $280 just to get in, and drinks were still around $17 each, so we skipped it and opted for a bleacher seat down the street for $25 a head that included a drink. We met some amazing locals and were ten feet from the floats. Charge for a curated view if you want, but do not run it like a last minute FOMO toll booth with broken discounts and internal confusion. Here's the straight answer: using the Chase Sapphire Reserve The Edit credits and promos made this stay worth it. Without those offsets, I'd stay elsewhere and just come back for the Peacock Room, because that part is genuinely exceptional. Photos included. Three are from the website for contrast, the rest are our actual room and the property. I'll leave separate reviews for King Brasserie and the Peacock Room too. Final note: Fix the mold, rot, stains, and the basic ops holes. It has good bones but Mardi Gras or not, this was kind of a letdown for an anniversary trip at a Kimpton "four star" property.

    King premium historic room
    Jamie S.

    My best friend and I did a birthday trip to New Orleans and stayed here. Overall I really liked this hotel and I would recommend it, but I did experience some hiccups. I had booked the king premium historic room, which is in a separate tower. The room was stunning. But it came with a host of issues, including: 1) A heater that was so loud every time it was on that it shook the room and the bed 2) The heater never actually got warmer -- it was set at 72 and after 8 hours it was still 65 3) The shower had a closed door but water streamed out underneath it and soaked the bathroom floor within 30 seconds 4) There were supposed to be bathrobes but the room didn't have one I ended up switching rooms because when I went to tell the front desk about these issues they were horrified. (Shoutout to Stormi for being so amazing, and to Bill for helping me transfer everything from one room to another and even hanging my clothes in the new closet!) I was moved to a regular king room which was probably less money than the premium historic, but I didn't fight that because they comped my amenities fee for the entire trip. The new room was very nice, fairly basic but a decent size and definitely didn't have any of those issues. Upon checkout, I had two separate issues with my bill (mini bar charges when I didn't use it, and charging me for something instead of applying a birthday credit from my brother), but I was able to get those resolved. I do recommend dining at The Peacock Room -- great food and drinks. I'd skip the coffee shop which is incredibly overpriced, and King Brasserie which was frankly just meh. Depending on your room, this is a good hotel and the service is spectacular.

    Nhi B.

    We love Kimpton! They're pet-friendly, gorgeously decorated, and very modern. The location of this Kimpton isn't as central as other hotels, but it's just a few blocks from Canal Street. We were able to easily reach the heart of the French Quarter via Lyft (~5 min), the Trolley (~20 min), or walking (~20 min). But I still love staying here overall when we do visit because you can't beat the service or atmosphere here. The French Quarter can be a bit rowdy at times and it's nice to come back to your hotel and have it be a peaceful refuge.

    Quiche Lorraine, salad and crawfish beignets
    Sean M.

    Hospitality and Hotel staff 5/5 Hotel quality 4.5/5 Room comfort 4.5/5 Restaurants 5/5 Don't pass go and stay here! Prime location, excellent food onsite and nearby, The Quarter, Frenchmen art and music scene + near Caesar's Casino. Emma is amazing holding down the front desk and always with a smile. The service at this hotel is consistently above expectations. The hotel has undergone a major expansion with new rooms but we love the old rooms with lots of space. Hot coffee complementary every morning or you can make it boozy at the adjoining cafe. The baked goods are amazing, cooked on site by an experienced and friendly pastry chef who believes in making real butter pie crust, and croissants. 3 restaurants all delish! Boozy cocktail, restaurant takes breakfast to a new level don't forget the quiche Lorraine and the crawfish beignets sooo good

    2 queen bedroom
    Kelly L.

    Had a great stay here, we were here for 3 nights. Hotel staff are all very nice, room was cute and clean, and check in and checking out was easy. Doormen were also very friendly. We booked a two queen room, nice and spacious, bathroom was also very spacious which we loved. Liked the neighborhood, it's kind of in between the warehouse district and the French quarter, kind of downtown area. We felt perfectly safe walking, we actually walked everywhere most of the time. We walked to the French quarter, walked to the Treme neighborhood, and also walked to our hotel from the smoothie king arena after a game. So a very good location and great for walking if you don't mind walking 15-20 minutes. It's actually really nice to avoid car traffic and see more of the city. 10/10 recommend this hotel if you are visiting New Orleans, will definitely rebook when we come back. We stayed 1/30/25 to 2/2/25 so shoutout to all the hotel staff who were working those days. They also have a restaurant and coffee shop on site, as well as a bar/lounge type of place that also has events or live music some nights.

    Our dog Twix handing out at the Kimpton
    David P.

    Wonderful service and spacious rooms. They are 100% pet friendly in both the hotel and all of there restaurants.

    View rom 17th floor
    Amanda V.

    Of all the kids in the IHG family, Kimpton is my favorite. The customer service is always top shelf. Each one has carefully curated art that reflects the local area. And there is nothing like sinking into a Kimpton bed after a long day of exploring a new city. One of the things I appreciated the most about this stay was the fact they honored my 11-month old reservation and the price it was booked at instead of cancelling and forcing me elsewhere or charging hundreds above market during the Eras Tour weekend. The Fontenot thoughtfully added events catering to the Swiftie population. (Kitten yoga! Brunch with a glitter station and beads to make more friendship bracelets!) It's a short walk to the French Quarter, which means it's also much more quiet. If you're in town for a "regular" weekend in NOLA, you can't go wrong at the Fontenot.

    Emanuel W.

    Prime location in the Central Business District. One of my favorite places for cocktails is inside the hotel. I appreciate the late checkout and upon arrival they gave me two complimentary beers.

    King Brasserie: King Burger $22
    James M.

    Just finished a wonderful 6-night (staggered) stay in December '24 Booked: King Premium, Diamond upgrade: 1BR King Suite Spa (#1206) Suite tour/walkthrough - https://www.hotelfontenot.com/new-orleans-accommodations/hotel-suites/ Welcome drinks: beer/water, coloring material for DS "Chalet All Day" seasonal "secret" social password: $40 prop CR (x2), Danish butter cookies (tin) Suite came with an empty minibar/fridge (requested), microwave (requested), + assortment of snacks - cookies, rice crispy treat, etc. (service!) Coffee/tea/hot chocolate bar, 7-10am Social (wine) hour, 5-6pm Diamond Elite free breakfast/brunch (for 2) vouchers Weekday: King (7am-1pm) Weekend: King (7am-1pm) or Peacock Room (*preferred*, 9am-3pm) I tried the following for breakfast/brunch/dinner King: King Breakfast $19, Quiche Lorraine $13, Farm Egg Frittata $15, Croque Madame $18, King Burger $22, Crawfish Beignets 4/$8, Prime Baseball Steak $22 (kids menu) Peacock: **Shrimp & Grits $25**, Banana Bread French Toast $15 All the above dishes were quite good; however..... **Shrimp & Grits** = FANTASTIC!!! (must try!!!) Central location = extremely convenient. EZ access to Street Car(s), Central Business District, Warehouse District, French Quarter, Riverwalk, WWII Museum, etc. Gym (L2) is good (enough), 24/7, filtered water, cold towels, etc. Free postcard station (including postage) is a nice touch! **The bedside table power/charging stations have an extremely annoying green light above the (3) USB ports, making it extremely challenging to fall asleep. An engineer can put black tape over it (upon request). HUGE shout out to GM Jesseca Malecki for the gracious upgrade, as well as Leslie for her wonderful service/conversations at King Brasserie + Peacock Room! Can't forget Aaliyah, TaTyana, Raye, Jerna at the front desk! Thank you for the wonderful experience and gracious hospitality!

    Suite
    Tracy K.

    IHG diamond elite and kimptons always take wonderful care of us. Upgraded to the Beche Suite. What an amazing space. Top floor in the historic pert of the building. Checkin was spectacular by Vendula. She was so welcoming. A nice bottle of chilled champagne was waiting for us. From start to finish we just loved this property. Close to many attractions. All the staff were superb. Bed was comfy. The curtains in the room however were not the best in controlling light coming, a sleep mask fixes that. Highly recommend! The restaurants on the property were fantastic as well!

    Neat touch in lobby - send a postcard opportunity!
    Kevin K.

    Most of what I wrote in the original review stands and has been consistent with each stay we've had here since, but our most recent stay was wonderful as well so I figured I'd share here that there has not been one time we have been even close to disappointed during our several stays here. During our most recent visit, we had the pleasure of being checked in by Raye, and she was awesome. Yet again, our room, the service, the food, the drinks, and everything in between was incredible. I was hoping they always did a cocktail during their evening reception like they have in stays before, but they were only doing wine this go around. Nothing to cry about, but it was a nice touch. Also, they opened the King Brasserie & Bar, and it's a nice complement to the Peacock Room. Once again, you won't go wrong here.

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    Central Business District

    I had the most amazing experience at this hotel. I had just had the most horrendous experience at a…read moreterrible place in Wisconsin so I was still shaken my experience flying over to New Orleans. But the staff at the Ritz were the most hospitable and welcoming set of people I have ever met. The concierge sent me texts and welcomed any requests I had. And the wonderful staff left a sweet treat in my room for my birthday. There was coffee served in the lobby every morning, and warm beignets served in the afternoons. I can't wait to come back to this gem! Thank you all for such a wonderful and much needed experience!

    Love this town. Love the food…read more Love this hotel. Love the Club Level. No better way to do NOLA than to splurge for the Club Level at the posh Ritz. No car needed, so when your cab pulls up at your new digs you are already on a first name basis with everyone greeting you. Right this way to check in-you'll be in the Club Level. When they details the hours and bites or drinks in the club level, pay attention. You're paying for it so take advantage. You could get by eating and drinking there all day. Pellegrinos to the room at night, or a fresh round of roadies that you just take right out to the streets. Reload as needed. The room was comfy and luxurious. The gym is huge, and there's a hot tub! They've got everything covered. Splurge and enjoy yourself at what's one of my finest travel experiences.

    Kimpton Hotel Fontenot - hotels - Updated July 2026

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