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    AC Hotel New Orleans French Quarter

    AC Hotel New Orleans French Quarter

    3.3
    (229 reviews)
    $$

    In early May 2025 I booked my stay for the early days of Mardi Gras 2026. The pre-paid rates were…read morecheaper but had restrictions I did not want to accept so I readily booked the standard full rate. All was good until mid-January when I noticed a charge for a bit more than the full rate (with NO advance notice), so I called Marriott Corp to investigate and request a refund without cancellation. They opened a case for me. I did receive a reply from Taylor Cox (FD Supervisor) advising that the terms I'd agreed to had been changed rather last-minute. Pre-paid rates have a different cancellation policy so I immediately responded to Mr Cox asking for clarification but never received any reply whatsoever. The BonVoy app allows loyalty customer the opportunity to request an earlier check-in (which aren't guaranteed) but I did make that request. I sat in the lobby for the duration in case I received the message (either text or app) of my room being ready. Nothing was received so after the 4:00 time had passed I approached the front desk to inquire if my room was now available. I mentioned that I'd been disappointed in the earlier process and communication, and it turned out it was actually Mr Cox assisting me. There was a scripted "Sorry for the inconvenience" as well as "We just now sent out that batch of texts about the rooms". I inquired if a noon check-out, rather than 11:00, would be possible and was given an immediate 'No' to that extra hour. I was issued a key and told to take the elevator to the eighth floor, so I went into the nearby elevator and found that it didn't include a Floor 8, so I returned to the desk. "Oh, sorry, that's a different elevator down the hall". I noticed that two of front desk team members were putting wrist bands on arriving guests. I wasn't offered a band earlier, so I had to assume it was for something extra that I wasn't included. My room category was Larger Guest Room City View. I fully understand that online photos on the Marriott website do not perfectly match reality, but the assigned room was nothing similar whatsoever. One window about two feet wide staring at a hotel wall. I wasn't going to be in the room much, so I just accepted it. It was immediately realized that the doors did little to buffer hallway noises. I'd have to accept that too. While transiting to the parade route, I sent a brief e-mail to Mr Cox to advise what I'd seen and requested a reply if I'd need a wrist band for my return later that evening, and to please advise security of the oversight. Yet again, zero response. Upon return it was realized that a band was indeed required to access this hotel. If you lose one there is an additional charge, but I'd not even been issued one to lose. A wrist band was issued to me. Noise on the floor was significant (especially from the neighboring room) but I was tired and did get some good sleep, albeit interrupted. I checked out around 9:30, since I had breakfast reservations and wouldn't be able to return before the required check-out time. There was no inquiry about the stay or a Thanks from the front desk. Hospitality businesses choose their level of service, and I choose my level of honest online reviews. That's how it works. I did not enjoy my stay at this AC. I would not consider returning to this AC. I cannot recommend this AC to others. There seems to be a pattern of online opinions, so I know I'm not alone on this one. Oh, and Trevor . . . I never received that message about the room being ready and never received any reply for ANY e-mail sent to you. Marriott guests deserve better in my opinion.

    This hotel is in a good location. Good proximity to restaurants and the French quarter is within…read morewalking distance. Outside of that I would not recommend this hotel. My room did not have an outside facing window. I spoke to the reception and they said the building used to be a bank and that more than half of the rooms do not have outside facing rooms. My room had a "window" facing the hallway, meaning light streams in all the time if you do not close the curtain all the way. When you wake up you have no idea if it's in the middle of the night or if it's morning. Also the bathroom did have hand soap. It was very strange. New travel fear unlocked, hotel room might not have a window, lol.

    Courtyard by Marriott New Orleans French Quarter/Iberville

    Courtyard by Marriott New Orleans French Quarter/Iberville

    3.8
    (217 reviews)
    $$

    The Courtyard by Marriott New Orleans French Quarter/Iberville is an excellent hotel and a…read morefantastic choice for anyone visiting New Orleans. During a recent six-day stay, I had an outstanding experience from check-in to checkout. Upon arrival, I used the valet service, and every valet attendant I encountered throughout my stay was friendly, professional, and genuinely welcoming. I felt completely comfortable leaving my rental car in their care. The parking garage is conveniently located just across the narrow French Quarter street, so retrieving your vehicle is quick and easy. Guests can also call ahead to have their vehicle waiting, which is a great convenience. The front desk team was equally impressive. Every time I entered the lobby, I was greeted with a smile. The staff went above and beyond during an unexpected power outage in the French Quarter caused by a transformer fire. They worked together to help me retrieve my vehicle from valet so I could make it to the airport on time. Their professionalism and teamwork during a stressful situation were truly appreciated. The hotel's main lobby is bright, modern, and very clean. Having a Starbucks and a well-equipped fitness center on the lobby level is an added bonus. Our suite exceeded expectations. It featured a comfortable living area with ample seating and a large television, making it feel more like a small apartment than a standard hotel room. The bathroom was spacious with a glass-enclosed shower, and the king bed provided the level of comfort I expect from a Marriott Bonvoy property. One detail I especially appreciated was the quality of the iron and ironing board--they were noticeably better than what most hotels provide. The suite also included a generously sized mini refrigerator, and microwaves are conveniently available in the common areas near the ice machines. The location is one of this hotel's biggest strengths. It's close enough to walk to all the excitement of the French Quarter, yet just far enough away to enjoy a quieter, more relaxing atmosphere when you're ready to unwind. Overall, this property delivers exceptional service, comfortable accommodations, and an unbeatable location. I would absolutely stay here again and highly recommend it to anyone visiting New Orleans.

    Apologies that I forgot to take photos of the place, but we arrived after midnight and fell into…read morebed. As an ambassador, I was disappointed to be placed in an interior room with a window looking directly into another window and concrete walls, but overall this was a good value and a great location. Located in the French Quarter and close to Canal Street and the street car, a little over a mile from Marigny/Bywater. The king suite was large, spacious, and clean. Bathroom with a tub. Bed was a little hard for my taste, but again clean and crisp linens. Equipped with a refrigerator to house booze or leftovers. Hallways can get a little loud with drunk people and slamming doors, but I imagine that's many places in NOLA. Secure. I didn't note any free breakfast (who wants hotel breakfasts in New Orleans anyway?), but there is a Starbucks in the lobby with plenty of seating. Front desk staff were alway kind and accommodating and did acknowledge my ambassador status (not that I care about that, but I know it's one of their metrics). Well stocked pantry with lots of drinks (gotta stay hydrated in New Orleans) and snacks and basic necessities. I got the ambassador 4 PM checkout without issue.

    Lamothe House Hotel

    Lamothe House Hotel

    4.1
    (127 reviews)
    $$

    Beautiful courtyard and plant life (4 Green Stars) After one…read morenight in the Hilton Garden Inn, in the warehouse district (close to the Garden District) I spent two nights at Lamothe House. They were completely different experiences and both were fine but Lamothe House was way more memorable and beautiful. The Hilton is more controlled and sterile, and it's comfortable but lacking in character, while Lamothe is more organic. Even though I stayed in a regular room at Lamothe (no period furniture), every little walk through the hotel - the courtyard, the pool, the popcorn machine in the hallway, all felt special. The pool is lovely and kept very clean, by the way, and the plants are delightful. Sure, you may encounter a creepy-crawly in your room (or in my case, the shower) but that's because it's not a hermetically-sealed tomb - it's a historical building in tune with beautiful plant life. A lot of people discuss the location, online, but it felt perfect for me as a base for exploring the French Quarter, Marigny, and Tremé. The area around Lamothe also felt safer to me than the Hilton (and more charming) although I didn't have any trouble in either place. Esplanade Avenue is a lovely spacious street. Tip: chill down your room before bed using the a/c and then switch to the fan for the night. I'm also rating Lamothe House 4 out of 5 Green Stars for social and environmental impact, based on the following: * It's a historical building (from 1839) that's beautifully preserved for a good purpose. * Ceiling fans help people to avoiding running the air conditioner all night. * Some items provided for guests were thoughtful and conscious. FSC-certified toilet paper! Some of the coffee was certified organic and fair trade. I really liked the free popcorn every evening! A sustainable snack provided in paper bags - what's better than popcorn? * Room for improvement: provide ceramic mugs for coffee and condiments in paper (good brown sugar, wooden stir sticks). This stuff makes a difference - I grew to despise the crap condiments and plastic straws in plastic bags and the plastic-wrapped disposable cups that I encountered almost everywhere.

    The physical space is charming, my room on the balcony, not so much. It was completely devoid of…read moreany charm at all and was next-door to the manager's office, which was surprisingly noisy. The room was small, but the bed was comfy. The Housecleaning situation was confusing. Nobody came into my room, but people knocked on my door at 5 PM to see if I wanted fresh towels. The location was fabulous. It was easy to walk down to the street car or walk anywhere I needed to go. It did get sketchy at night, so as a solo traveler, I was cautious about when I was out. The hot tub was a lovely feature, and I used it frequently in the cool weather. I had to leave early and the hotel refused to refund my last night, which wasn't great. I will not stay here again.

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