It's an ok hotel. Staff was very nice at check in. The…read morehotel is close to I-10. There is still a lot of damage from hurricane Ida visible in the city. Lots of blue tarps, destroyed or closed buildings. Our room 408 was spacious, and looked overall clean until I laid down in bed and looked at the ceiling fan. Super dirty- yuck! Surprisingly we had a full fridge in our room. Nice! But it sounded like a freight train all night.. The breakfast was not great. The selection was very scarce. Bananas old and spotty. One type of yoghurt, one type of milk, one type of bread, sick looking breakfast sausages and patties, no hot water for tea or oatmeal. It was the total opposite of another Holiday Inn Express we stayed the night before. There the breakfast crew was friendly and attentive, made sure the containers are filled up once empty. In this hotel, the breakfast crew existed of one female staff member in grey jogging pants, hair messy, put up with a clip and sunglasses. We ate breakfast at 9am. Breakfast times 7-10am. At 9:15 the staff member stopped refilling items. She simply removed the pans and turned off the light. The hotel offers a laundry room for $2.00 per load/ dryer. Make sure to bring quarters.

I loved my stay here! No joking. The lobby was clean, the rooms were clean and the beds? Actually…read morecomfortable! The shower.. that was the main attraction for me. I'm 6'3" 215lbs so to be able to enjoy a shower is so rare. The staff was friendly too, especially the manager on the way out. We didn't have the continental breakfast, but it sure smelled good! For the price and quality I was very surprised and happy. This was my first trip to New Orleans and the hotel was one of the best parts for me!

The front desk attendant was very rude and very very disrespectful. She talked to me and my family…read moremembers like we didn't have any common sense.

If somehow magically shrunken and forced to take shelter in the diseased ridden musty crevices of a…read more50cent prostitute, i'd be much happier than have to stay another night at this ridiculous excuse of a hotel!! Not only were the rooms dirty, nasty and smoke scented, the house keeping staff were incredibly rude! Just about the only good thing about this poor establishment is it's close proximity to Sailfish Grill. (Which by the way has a great Spinach and Artichoke dip that comes with fried bowtie pasta.) Upon opening this tomb, the wretched fumes of cancer thriving smoke fills your nostrils causing a reflexive gag and puckering of your anus. Why the the anus puckering? It's the bodies natural defense mechanism to close all access from any unwanted foreign matter. After stepping foot into the depths of this hell, you notice the musty bed spreads which look to not have been washed since 1964. If you are adventurous and care to peak into the bathroom, you'll see the toilet was last cleaned about the same time as the bed spreads. In fact, the bed spreads were probably cleaned IN the toilet. To give you a clue of the normal patrons who use this establishment, you can notice cigarette burns on the side of the bathtub which are located conveniently as if someone was taking a hot shit while smoking and occasionally setting their cigarette down to turn the magazine page or wipe their vagina or ass...j/k. They probably didn't wipe. Since this was the only and last resort, Like the tale of Job in the Bible who had to suffer ...I too had to suffer this personal 12x15ft hell. It can't get any worse can it? Yes...yes it can.... After a sleepless night in which I swore a drug dealer and 2 prostitutes accessed my room to conduct business, I was awakened by a knock at my door. Well, it sounded more like a banging of which should have been followed by "IT'S THE POLICE, OPEN UP"...i'm talking LOUD and HARD (just like the prostitutes in the room next door). After my heart attack, I managed to get to the door and open it up to find 2 house keeping ladies!!! WTF?!! All they asked was if I needed room service. Had I not been in my state of shock and awe, I would have surely told them every thing that needed attention to the room. Somehow, I think they probably already knew. But why would you awaken someone at your establishment 4 hours before checkout to see if they needed the room cleaned? it wasn't even 8am yet and they took action! My guess is they knew I was to check out that day wanted me checked out as soon as possible so they can get on with their day. I've visited some garbage hotels in my travels, but this one takes the cake. I'm contemplating a visit to urgent care for some vaccinations. DO NOT, I REPEAT DO NOT STAY AT THIS HOTEL.

First time staying here since our camp in Grand Isle blew down during Hurricane Ida. Very friendly…read morestaff and great parking. The boat launch is easy to use and is accessible. Hotel room is small and does not provide much entertainment such as a tv, but it is the perfect place to stay if you don't have small children and are mostly there to fish and stay on the Island for the beach and restaurants. Overall very good service and very nice place with amazing sun rises!

Boudreaux's offers a boat launch, grills, and picnic benches. You can launch your boat and park it…read morein the canal next to your room for the remainder of your stay. It is pet friendly, but we left our pets at home. (One of the staff members was carrying her fur baby around.) The rooms provide basic, no frill accommodations. Our room had a twin and a queen. You can store your bags underneath the beds or in a rudimentary closet space. The bathroom boasts a full sized tub and shower. The sink is in the main part of the room. A coffee maker, small fridge/freezer combo, and microwave are provided. The a/c/heater combo works well. Make sure to bring your own coffee (ground), breakfast food, and a pillow if you like more than 1 or 2. The motel and area are still recovering from Hurrican Ida, but it was great to go fishing in the area again. We lost our camp during the hurricane, and this is the first time we have been back to fish. We will be back in the summer.

Hands down the friendliest and cleanest Hampton Inn we've stayed at. The staff goes above and…read morebeyond. The housekeeping staff are hardworking and thorough. Cannot say enough good things about this hotel. Will definitely be back!!

This location was close to shopping and restaurants. We only stayed one night. The front desk lady…read morewas nice. My Studio Suite was clean. This will definitely be my hotel if ever back in the area. This placed seemed like it was brand new. Front desk, lobby and my room was exceptional.

I had a very nice stay at this Courtyard. I was in town for my hub's class reunion and this hotel…read morewas close to the events. It was clean, the staff was friendly and attentive, and we were very happy that there was a decent restaurant and coffee shop on site.

Driving up I was shocked this was a courtyard! It's massive and definitely a pleasant surprise!…read more Rooms are large, the bar is fantastic and the employees were extremely pleasant and friendly! Will definitely be staying here in Houma!

Stayed this past weekend for 1 night in 206 with my hubby, a friend and friends son . Room was…read morecool, clean,smelled great, had plenty of towels, a small icebox/freezer & coffee machine with coffee,cups,stirring straws,sugar & creamer. There was liquid soap in the shower/tub and heater/vent as well There's a dock to park your boat (first come first serve). There's a cleaning station with lights Near the office are bbq pits and a cook house with stove, sink, etc.. there's also.a couple rv rental spots along the dock. We loved the room, location and friendliness of the owner. She was very sweet & accommodating. We'll definitely stay here again!!

The staff is friendly and the common areas of the hotel are clean. Our room was okay and the beds…read morecomfortable, however room 303 was not very clean. The carpet had stains, one of the bed skirts looked like it had coffee spilled all over it (hoping it was coffee and not bodily fluids ), there was trash under the bed and chair, the bathtub had moldy caulking. If the rooms were kept a bit cleaner, the hotel is a decent place to stay for the price.

Stayed here 1 night while in town for a work trip. This is apparently the nicest hotel to stay at…read morewhile in Morgan City. I stayed on the first floor in what appeared to be a wheelchair accessible room. Given the below, I would still return if in town again for work. Pros: Affordable Very nice staff Breakfast included in rate Comfortable bed Spacious, clean room Pool looked clean Cons: Hotel seemed outdated Very thin walls - I woke up at 4:30am to the sound of someone's phone alarm in an adjacent room and couldn't go back to sleep (this is where they lost points from me) Breakfast was not very good, albeit a variety of foods Room was very bare bones and seemed outdated

Very friendly staff, everyone was so kind and helpful. The hotel is nice, I would definitely visit…read morehere again. You will definitely get amazing service here.

Stayed here while I was visiting family. The hotel accommodated our late check in and we're able to…read moreput us all on the same floor next to each other, which was a pleasant surprise. The breakfast buffet in the morning has more variety than I expected but I do wish they had more fruit options. The rooms are outdated but still very clean and with comfortable beds. If you're trying to stay outside of NOLA proper but still close enough for a short drive in, this place is a very affordable option!

This Holiday Inn is your best place to stay if you plan on working at the docks, specifically…read moreFourchon Ports. It's about a 45 minute commute to C-Port and is much nicer than the Days Inn which is about a ten minute drive south. Location is everything and Holiday Inn already knew that. Wal-mart, Smoothie King, and Quiznos is right next to this place. How convenient is that? If all the rooms are booked, you can try getting a room in Raceland or Houma (which is only about a 45 minute commute to this place). Houma has a lot more restaurants to choose from. They are currently building another Hotel next to Holiday Day so vacancies should open up after it is complete. They are also opening up a Marriot close by as well but is still under construction as of 11/21/2014. The gym here is decent. They have some free weights and some cardio machines but don't expect much. It's a small room and is generally empty. Sometimes the machines are broken. Originally I gave this place three stars until I realized how much nicer it is compared to everywhere else in Galliano/Cut-Off. Pros: -Location (45 minutes to C-Port 2 Slip 9) -Accessibility (Close to restaurants and grocery store -Price. The standard rate is relatively expensive but if your company is paying for it then you get more points! -All the rooms have refrigerators. Cons: -Noise Level - Walls aren't that well insulated and sometimes construction goes on outside. If someone is using the BBQ pit in the back (which is rare), expect lots more noise from the party. Tips: -DO NOT SPEED IN GOLDEN MEADOWS. Cops are everywhere. -Bring $3 for toll if you plan on going to C-Port.

Very nice hotel...especially for the area. More or less designed with the business/corporate…read moretraveler or traveling sportsman in mind as there are more than a few corporate headquarters located in Cutoff. Great perks that range from free high-speed, wireless Internet access in each room to the complimentary, hot "Express Start Breakfast Bar". Close to Wal-Mart, gas, fast food stops. Rooms start at about $180.