We arrived before check-in & went by to see if we could store our bags. The room was ready, so, we were able to check in early & take our bags to the room/ freshen up before heading out. Check in was easy & the staff were very friendly & helpful. The destination fee granted $15/ day food & beverage credit, which we redeemed for walk around food each evening at the market. It also included a daily gift card to use on tours that we didn't use. The location was extremely convenient for transportation to different areas and for walking. We were given clean, well-appointed, high-floor room with a water view. The pool was broken on arrival but was back up & operational the next day. There's a key drop, but i checked out at the counter since we'd signed for some items and had the room credit. I figured it would be easier to address any discrepancy on site. There were none. YaY I'd absolutely stay here again. We booked 3rd party for $135/n read more

Easy check in/out. Friendly and helpful staff. My room was clean and renovated. Fitted sheet on the bed was a little too small for the bed. Air conditioner was loud. I liked that when you swiped your room key at the elevator, the elevator automatically took you to your room- you didn't need to push a button. There's a refrigerator in the room and 2 microwaves in the lobby near the bar. There's a bar in the lobby. Gym is in a special tower. The gym is small, not too many machines. I liked that they give towels and water. At checkout, just drop your room key in the Dropbox in the lobby near the front desk. Overall good experience. read more

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2 stars sleeping, loud outside, 5 stars bed comfort. 4 stars room set up and amenities. ( coffee pot and coffee supplies low end) 5 stars hot water Food....i didn't eat...but the bar restaurant was packed...that's always a good sign. read more

This hotel is located centrally in Downtown New Orleans directly on Canal Street. Be aware that there are steps in front of the hotel and not always a bellman present to assist. There is an attached garage entrance with no steps that leads directly into the hotel lobby. Travelers with bag should consider entering through or behind dropped off at the garage entrance. Once inside the hotel is clean and inviting. The staff are attentive and helpful. There is a lobby bar, pantry, and restaurant on site. The hotel is within a five minute walk to Bourbon Street and other local attractions and restaurants. We would recommend staying at this hotel location as we always stay here when in New Orleans. read more

New Orleans Marriott - Hotels Near Me - New Orleans, Louisiana

The New Orleans Marriott is all about location. Sitting right on Canal Street, it's perfectly positioned between the French Quarter and the CBD, making it easy to explore the city without constantly needing transportation. The lobby is spacious and modern, with plenty of energy--especially during busy weekends and conventions. Check-in was smooth, and staff were professional and welcoming. Rooms are clean and comfortable, with solid views if you're high enough up. It's a large property, so expect some walking depending on where your room is located. The hotel amenities are what you'd expect from a Marriott: reliable, polished, and efficient. Nothing overly boutique or charming, but dependable and consistent. If you're visiting New Orleans and want convenience, comfort, and a central location, this is a strong choice. It may not have the intimate character of smaller Quarter hotels, but it delivers on reliability and access. read more

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We first stayed at this hotel back in February when we came for my birthday. I really liked that there was parking/valet on site and we could safely pull to the hotel and unload without impeding traffic. The inside of the hotel is so beautiful and welcoming. The food and drinks are great at the bar. When we left then I told my husband next time we come, we are staying here again. So fast forward a little - one of my insurance organizations announces their 2025 summit, New Orleans. And it's this hotel! Talk about match made in heaven. The staff was so friendly and well put together for our event. They fed us at least 5 meals, and supplied snacks throughout the event (spread over 3 days). There was tons of space on the 2nd and 3rd floors for everything our event had planned. There were about 900 people in attendance and we all comfortably and safely fit. As a participant, the event went on without any issues and if I were to plan an event in New Orleans, this is certainly where I would go. We also stayed here 3 nights this trip and I can't wait to do it again! read more

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Staying right on Canal Street puts you in the heart of the action, and this hotel absolutely delivers. Heads up for light sleepers: bring earplugs. The party really does go all night, and even from the 35th floor I could hear it (bless). That said, the room itself was very comfortable. The mattress, pillows, and linens were excellent, the climate control was spot on, and the river view was a highlight. I also appreciated the soft, downward lighting, which made the room feel relaxed and homey after long days out. Wi-Fi was strong, and both the hotel bar and conference spaces were solid. A small but appreciated detail: the wall outlets included USB, USB-C, and a standard U.S. plug, and my phone charged quickly without needing adapters. Accessibility note: The main entrance on Canal Street has stairs only. I didn't see a ramp there, so guests using wheelchairs or mobility aids should ask about alternative entry points. Overall, a comfortable, well-run hotel in a very lively location. Perfect if you want to be right in the middle of the city's energy and still come back to a solid place to land. read more

For an enormous amount of money I paid to be at this hotel, it was really much too hard to get a change of towels. I called the "concierge" from my room phone twice -- no answer. The "operator" line went to an AI, so that was another level of annoying. The hotel doesn't hire enough desk staff, so there's always a very long wait at the front desk. This was way too hard for the enormous amount I paid. $1000 later, they could charge me $1005 and hire a staff person; this isn't supposed to be a cheap motel, is it? read more

According to Expedia, I've stayed at over 35 properties throughout the Americas, and I can say with all my heart that the New Orleans Marriott has the best staff members I've ever encountered. Ms. Jerkyra (I hope I'm spelling her name correctly) checked us in, and she truly set the tone for our entire stay. She greeted us with the warmest smile, reconfirmed all the details of our reservation, and took her time walking us through every perk of the property. She explained the complimentary tour available at the Sazerac House, shared details about credits we could use with the concierge toward booking excursions, and gave us a full lay of the property. It never felt rushed -- just genuine hospitality at its finest. I had originally booked a standard king room, but at check-in we were upgraded to a river-view room on the 35th floor. The views were stunning! To top it off, the culinary staff surprised us with chocolate-covered strawberries and a bottle of prosecco -- such a thoughtful and unexpected touch. The property itself was beautiful and impeccably maintained -- not a single piece of trash in sight. The location couldn't be better. It's within walking distance of what feels like hundreds of restaurants and bars, and just about a four-minute "skip and a bop" to Bourbon Street. I'm already planning my next trip to NOLA, and I will absolutely be staying at the New Orleans Marriott again. Such a pleasant, memorable experience from start to finish! read more

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Let me ask this: did y'all start a renovation and forget to do the rooms?? The lobby is gorgeous. M Club is nice. Bathrooms down in the lobby very nice. Elevators. Nice. Rooms NO. Water pressure is THE worst. It's drizzling at best. The toilet flushes well but that's where it ends. The room nah. The lampshade was so filthy. It looked like sweat stains all across th lampshade. How did that happen. EW!!! My bed...well when you travel alone, you take advantage of two beds. I had one for after I had showered (shower before bed,) and one for if I hadn't. That bed had a fake lash in it, which I recognized as I used to have fake lashes. Then there was BLOOD on the sheets. Really?!?!OMG yuck. The bathroom was dingy, dark, no fan to help the humidity after a shower, the ceiling was low, stained, and the door jam had a bottle opener on it???? Oh man this hotel needs UPDATING. If it's so bad why 2 stars? Because th staff at the front desk were great. Attentive. And in the Club M the staff was Phenomenal. The hotel 1 star. Staff 4 star. Wouldn't stay again for sure!! read more

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Solid 3 out of 5. As others have noted, the New Orleans Marriott seems to have undergone a recent renovation but the overall impact is spotty. Lobby is beautiful and the pantry, cafe, and restaurant are all well appointed. The fitness center and rooftop pool are also value adds. However, the guest rooms are on the smaller side and the bathrooms are cramped. Solid choice for work travel. read more

New Orleans Marriott - Hotels Near Me - New Orleans, Louisiana

I've stayed at this Marriott twice now, first in 2010, and then last month, in September 2025. That 2010 stay was actually part of my first trip with my now husband, when we spent two nights in New Orleans before a wedding in Baton Rouge. We splurged for one night on our own at the Omni, but split a Marriott room with friends on the second night. The Omni stay was $90. The Marriott $25 apiece. My second visit was for a crime writers' conference, where I was lavishly hosted as a guest of honor. I spent a lot of time in the Marriott on that trip, only some of it in my room. It was a great conference hotel, generic but large and reasonably maintained, and well located in the Central Business District, a short walk from the French Quarter. The lobby was huge, with a decent bar, where I could count on running into fellow attendees at almost any time of day. I had a lot of conference duties, and ended up doing a whole tour of the ballrooms and conference rooms, including the Riverview Room on the 41st floor, where I went for a smaller dinner. They were all nice enough to serve their purposes, and the food and drink provided were perfectly adequate, which is to say better than expected. Service was good throughout the property as well. The guest rooms were in two different towers, something I relearned the hard way, when I helped carry a very tall drunk friend up the wrong tower after three rounds at an absinthe bar. Elevators were smart--no individual floor buttons--but slow. I had a laughably giant suite on the 32nd floor of the River Tower (I think it was an executive tower suite). It was so big it had two room numbers, with separate doors and key cards, one for the bedroom and one for the massive living area. The furnishings were plain, but I liked the view of the city. The king bed was comfortable, and the bathroom clean. (I did see one dead cockroach in the hotel, but it was in the lobby bathroom, and I assume it had been done by whatever pesticide they use to keep the place roach-free.) I used the living room for a couple of Zooms but otherwise didn't take advantage of the space, which was sized for a full-on party. There was construction going on, making it hard to relax during work hours, starting around 8 in the morning. I enjoyed my stay at the Marriott. It was basically a five-day party, where I paid for almost nothing and hung out with cool people. The hotel was a solid venue, and I'd be happy to go back for another conference. read more

Great location-walking distance to so many Nola attractions. Nice rooftop pool with free sunscreen machine. Laundry machines on 5th floor by pool. Pantry shop in lobby had a great variety. Elevators ensure security. So many eating options nearby. Room was well-appointed and the bed was comfortable and the staff was friendly read more

Great location. Walking distance to everything. Their market has everything and also sells hot food. We purchased a pizza there. Good service and clean room! Our room had a nice view of the Mississippi River. read more

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Great location, nicely upgraded room, convenient amenities. If you're a light sleeper, this might not be the hotel for you since the French Quarter noise goes all night during the weekend. I would give this a solid 5 stars if not for the broken TV and shoddy WiFi in our room. We got a breakfast voucher which was a nice gesture, but when you're here for a conference - good and reliable WiFi is a necessity. All in all, would stay again. read more

New Orleans Marriott - View of the Mississippi from our 32nd floor room. - Hotels Near Me - New Orleans, Louisiana

My stay was just ok. I was disappointed because some of the amenities, like Netflix wasn't working the entire time I was there.

I stayed at this Marriott last September and really enjoyed the convenient location--just a short walk to Bourbon Street, Frenchmen, and the Riverwalk. This recent visit was also positive overall with the staff especially at check in, the cafe, and the bartender (guy) being extremely friendly and helpful! That said, there were a few minor drawbacks. The bar drinks were extremely watered down and not worth the price (even with the room credit). Another negaive was that despite having late checkout approved by the front desk, housekeeping came by three separate times before 1 p.m. (the last time even with a maintenance staff member), which was disruptive after we had already explained the situation. Additionally, the shower looked old and unclean at first glance, though it seemed to be stained rather than dirty. Even with those issues, we enjoyed our stay and would consider returning given the great location and overall atmosphere. read more

Location location location! This hotel is definitely blessed by its proximity to some of the great spots one wants to stop by while visiting New Orleans. Rooms are clean but they wouldn't hurt from a little updating. Employees are nice and helpful. I definitely appreciate these employees when they continue to be nice while they're busy with guests and they seem to always be busy with guests. Definitely recommend this spot on your next visit. read more

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Our national Smart Set conclave was held here this past weekend and we had a phenomenal time! My husband and I really did enjoy the hotel. However, the rooms are small and the bathrooms are tiny. I wish they had double sinks instead of one sink because it makes it difficult for both of us to get dressed at the same time. In fact, two people cannot be in the bathroom at the same time which is a bit of a bummer. The bed was very comfortable and we enjoyed our view on the 30th floor. I did like that you didn't have to wait long for the elevators. Now here's some constructive criticism for management: the servers in the bar area are a bit slow. The first day that we got there Was quite the experience. While Miss Jackie was very nice to us. She certainly got out all of our orders mixed up. I ordered Sauvignon Blanc and she bought me Chardonnay. When I told her this was Chardonnay and not Sauvignon Blanc she then gave me Pinot Grigio. Finally she brought the proper glass of Sauvignon Blanc. I guess they say third time as a charm, right? The food there isn't bad for hotel food. The char grilled oysters were a little on the salty side, but they were tasty. The breakfast buffet is pretty good and they do have an omelette station there. The location of this hotel is perfect. It's right in the middle of tons of restaurants and bars that are all within walking distance. All in all my husband and I thoroughly enjoyed our stay there. read more

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One of the best Marriotts I've stayed in thus far! The room was clean and modern with a comfy bed. I was on the 31st floor so had a great view. Parking is $55 a night plus tax, but it's in line with everything else in the area. The drop-off and pick-up process was quick and easy. I did a mobile check-in and the room was ready early. I had access to the M Club with my status and it was the best I've seen thus far. read more

There were no microwaves in the rooms. We had to get dressed and come down to the lobby in order to heat something up. Very inconvenient and frustrating. And not only that, we had to wait in a long line, in the lobby, to use the microwave. If so much money put in to this massive hotel, I'm sure they could afford a microwave for each room. Also, there is no handicap ramp. Very strange. I am not handicap but would have been nice to roll my heavy suitcase and not have to pick it up to bring it up the stairs into the lobby. On the brighter side, the lobby was nice with a bar and the grocery area and a Starbucks inside. They didn't stock your typical Starbucks items but at least could provide a basic coffee. read more

We just checked in today and are supposed to stay here until Sunday. Chose this Marriott because we stayed here the last time in NO and it was close to everything and was a great hotel. At check in, everything started going downhill. We were told we would be on the 15th floor and there was construction on our floor. What they did. It say is that the construction is right next to our room and can clearly be heard as drilling and hammering constantly through our wall. We decided to go to the pool and headed down to eat lunch prior to going to the pool. Had an awesome salad and shrimp tacos, so things are looking up! They even gave us to go cups for our drinks, so we could take our drinks to the pool. Again, things are looking up! We get to the pool and there is an ominous sign at the door. Getting closer, we see that not only is the pool closed, but they have completely drained it for repairs!!!! Back to our room, very disappointed. I have been here for several days at a conference and we were looking at some quality pool time with the awesome weather here now. Questions in our heads are "why would they put us in an active construction zone ruining our ability to relax in our room?" And "why would they not notify us of the pool closure?, since we booked the room weeks in advance. Finally, You are charging us full price for a room knowing in advance that all of the above is severely substandard conditions for your hotel????? Oh, and I tried to call the front dear to complain, but they don't gave an extension on the room phone for that, but do have an operator. Called that number and was connected to an obvious bot operator. It asked me what the problem was and when I told it about the construction and pool, it happily replied "the pool is on the 5th floor". I again asked to speak to the manager and was forward to the extension and was informed the VM box was full and it hung up on me. Absolutely unacceptable. I have stayed at Marriotts frequently (3 different ones in this week alone) and for the most part, they have excelled. Massive failure on this stay and we haven't even been here three hours yet... read more

I stayed here for a work conference and the staff really did an amazing job. It was extremely well organized and catered. From the opening ceremony to the closing celebration. All the staff that worked the convention were simply amazing. Very very impressive. I personally would recommend staying on a higher floor if possible, preferably away from the elevators. The hotel was a bit crazy at times, with lots of partiers and action. It's also in a busy section of town. So while it is very convenient, it can get loud. The noise can travel pretty high up to the upper floors. Having said that we had a room above the 30th floor away from the hotel elevators, and it was definitely manageable. They had a pretty impressive convenience store as well as a Starbucks and their own liquor store. That was awesome. The bar is rather small and located in the center of the lobby. Having said that, it was pretty hopping, and I never waited more than a few minutes for a drink. Decent fitness center and 2 rooftop pools. No hot tub. read more

New Orleans Marriott - City view from hotel room. - Hotels Near Me - New Orleans, Louisiana

This Marriott definitely is closer to a 3.5 for me, but has may redeeming qualities. The checkin process was a little hectic as there was a conference ending and everyone had moved down to the bar area. It's not enclosed and makes the lobby very busy and loud. Rooms are decent but didn't have things that a normal hotel would have like a place to hang a hand towel...It did however have a beer bottle opener in the shower. Interesting choices. The ceiling and shower head were incredibly low too. Staff were friendly and the rooms seemed surprisingly quiet. I ended up getting the lounge access which didn't offer much - warm cheese platter that had been out for a while, trailmix, non-alcoholic drinks. Had I know the daily "resort fee" could be used as a $25 credit to the pantry or kitchen I wouldn't have gotten the lounge pass. Location is good and that's a top priority for me. read more

I enjoyed room service our first night here for a conference. The salad was fresh, delivered when it was promised, and the raspberry cheesecake was a great substitute for the caramel apple option. This late night meal hit the spot after a day of travel and preparing for my meetings the next day. read more

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I would recommend staying here. I chose the club lounge rooms for the convenience of fresh coffee and hot breakfast in the morning. The breakfast is great, lots to choose from including an omelette station and espresso machine. The club is located on the first floor. I wish I was told about that at check in so I can grab some drinks before heading up. The club opens 24 hours which I like. The rooms were clean and housekeeper actually clean the daily which is not something you get now days. The valet parking was expensive but the the staffs were friendly. read more

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No hot water. I've stayed in plenty of hotels, and this has been one of the most frustrating experiences. My room has no hot water. I reported it to the front desk yesterday, and when I returned, I thought the issue had been fixed because there was enough hot water towash my hands and face. By the this morning, it was back to freezing cold. When I complain again today, staff is will blame construction. This is not construction issue: it's currently 5:30 am. The basics matter, and this hotel can't get them right. The room is clean enough, and the bed's fine, but none of that excuses the lack of hot water. To make it worse, my room shares a wall with the housekeeping service room. Constant noise--doors slamming, carts banging into the wall, zero consideration for guests trying to rest. I don't like leaving bad reviews, but this stay has been miserable. I expected more from a Marriott, and at this point, I just want a shower that isn't a punishment. read more

I enjoyed my stay primarily because of the service we received. Eric Terrell was fantastic to work with; he ensured we were more than taken care of. Jermaine in engineering was hilarious and helped fix our toilet. Andre came and fixed our shower when there was no hot water. Gillian, Mary Ann, and Zyria were also friendly and helpful. I didn't get the lady's name at the omelet station in the club lounge, but she was super hospitable. I felt like I was standing in her home kitchen. Lol I can't remember the bartender at the lobby bar, but she was great. We utilized all amenities offered and had a pleasant experience with all staff. The pool area is very nice at night, there's plenty of space so you're not squished.    The team handled every question, issue, or request quickly and efficiently--for that reason alone, I would stay again. However, on the cons side, I was not a big fan of the rooms. They are in dire need of renovation. Once the hotel receives a facelift, it will be perfect.   Also, Eric recommended the beignets at The Pantry, and omg, they were the best beignets I had on the entire trip. 10/10 would recommend. read more

New Orleans Marriott - An everything omelet from the Club Lounge - Hotels Near Me - New Orleans, Louisiana

The rooms could be nicer, but the location is great. The lobby was very festive and eye-catching. Lots of food and restaurant options. I got coupons for a drink at Sazerac House that I didn't get to use, but the $25 food credit gave me breakfast and snacks for the road. read more

New Orleans Marriott - After a long day of traveling across 4 states - Hotels Near Me - New Orleans, Louisiana

The lobby happy hour is all the way live on Fri & Sat. The food was amazing! I definitely enjoyed myself! read more

New Orleans Marriott - Shrimp & fries from the lobby restaurant - Hotels Near Me - New Orleans, Louisiana

Very clean... they had a dj in the lobby for the weekend. The food was delicious and fresh, but they served the same thing everyday smh the convenience store area was extremely overpriced. Location is within walking distance of Bourbon Street... Good size hotel room. Housekeeping appeared to be short on washcloths smh but I found ways to get extra ones for the room. read more

Even with a trade show discount it was still $1336 for 4 nights. They charge a destination fee. This is one of the most run down Marriotts I've ever stayed at. The room was extremely loud and I was on the 16th floor. There were signs all over the room of poor upkeep like broken towel racks, rust etc.. The bed was very firm. With all the options in the area I would probably stay somewhere else. read more

Great high quality rooms, the restaurants are excellent and they have a Pantry that closes at midnight with a wide selection of food, snacks and beverages. Had the 2024 LES Annual Meeting there and from my room on the 15th Floor you could see most of the French Quarter of New Orleans. Definitely recommended as a place to stay if you are in New Orleans! read more

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This was one of the most frustrating hotel stays we've ever had, and the way our complaint was handled afterward made it even worse. We booked two rooms and made three advance requests (two emails and a phone call) for connecting rooms, as we were traveling with minors. Each time, we were assured this would be accommodated. When we arrived, we were told the rooms were not connecting and could not be accommodated because the hotel was "fully booked." Only after pushing back were we told connecting rooms were suddenly available--but they needed to be cleaned. With no other option, we were forced to leave the hotel and wait. We did not receive our rooms until after 9:00 PM, which is unacceptable after a full day of travel with children. When we finally got to the rooms, they were placed directly next to the elevators, resulting in nonstop noise day and night. The room conditions were equally unacceptable: Our room was extremely hot, and the AC never properly cooled--so warm we woke up sweating. Our children's room was freezing, stuck at 57 degrees, and would not warm up no matter what we did. We had to turn the AC off entirely so they wouldn't freeze. The hotel acknowledged many of these failures but offered no meaningful resolution, and no accountability--only apologies and requests for more documentation. For a brand that positions itself as premium, this response was shocking. This experience has fully reinforced why we usually book with Hilton, where guest issues are handled proactively and transparently. Between the stay itself and the dismissive handling of our complaint, we will not be returning to this JW Marriott and would strongly caution others--especially families--before booking here. read more

We stayed at this Marriott this year while attending Mardi Gras, and while the location is ideal and the lobby is beautiful, the guest rooms really need a face-lift. As one would expect, this was a pretty pricy stay, being that we were there during the end of Mardi Gras. Its location on Canal Street made watching the parades a cinch, I even watched several from our bedroom window. It was also an easy walk to the craziness of Bourbon St and the French Quarter, as well as a quick walk to the river and all the festivities going on down there. Like I said, this hotel has the absolute sweet spot. We also enjoyed the festive decorations and lights the lobby was done in, helping to get guests into the spirit. While I hate wearing wristbands, their system worked to get only guests in through door security without too bad of a line forming. Rooms are quite shabby, unfortunately. No modern updates, carpet looks old and feels dirty, dated wallpaper and curtains and thin scratchy towels. The shower was very old as well and did not control water temperature very well. Overall, because of the location, we'd probably stay here again.. but I won't be thrilled about it, haha read more

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The location of BPC 2024, my boss and I booked our rooms here, which sits on the corner of Canal Street and what is Chartres Street of the French Quarter. Meaning, you can walk out the hotel to the right if you're in the carpool entrance, and, "Boom!" In the French Quarter. Location, location, location is what makes the New Orleans Marriott appealing. You are close to everything within the downtown area such as the French Quarter. The Sazerac House sits across the street from the hotel. There are scores of restaurants everywhere within walking distance. Bars, jazz clubs, all within walking distance. Hell, the Mahogany Jazz Hall is literally across the street from the hotel on Chartres. You could spend a whole week just spending time in the French Quarter and strut back to the Marriott and be none the wiser. Accommodations-wise, the hotel was decent. It takes a minute to figure out the tablet-like board at the elevators to determine where you need to go in the hotel for either your room, the main ballroom, the gym, the pool, or the conference halls. There's a bar and a restaurant situated on the lobby floor for drinks and food. There's a coffee bar that's not quite Starbucks but kind of is Starbucks also on the lobby as well as a convenience mart next to that. Escalators can take you to the second and third floors immediately for access to the ballrooms and conference rooms. Additionally, there's luggage room for where you can have the hotel hold your bags in case you flight doesn't leave until later in the day and you had to check out in the morning. There's also a business center with a FedEx desk I believe if you need to ship anything out without needing to find an outside location. Price-wise for drinks and food is typical for hotels but not exorbitant, so if you were looking for a quick happy hour round before heading off to the French Quarter, the bar does serve its purpose. But you're in New Orleans, you should be heading out to enjoy the fare correctly. The room service for when we needed extra pillows and towels was fairly prompt, especially, when housekeeping forgot to give us back pillows after they stripped the pillow cases and the bed. The room itself was solid. The king-sized bed was great with a desk and chair to do work, and a more comfty chair with a standing-floor lamp to read and relax if didn't want to attempt sitting up in bed. There were drawers to put clothes, a closet to hang shirts, pants, and dresses. The bathroom was a little cramped width wise but there was enough space on the counter to place all toiletries if you were with your better half. So overall, the experience was solid, and would stay again due to the walking distance to the French Quarter. read more

After staying at the JW across the street, it felt like a downgrade to have to move over to the New Orleans Marriott (which is to be expected based on hotel tiers). The room quality was lacking, but overall the hotel did have many distinguishing points that led to an all around amazing stay! Pros: -M Lounge. If you have status or pay for a room with access, the M Lounge is definitely worth it. You get access to a full breakfast buffet in the morning and a substantial spread in the evening that could make up an entire dinner meal. -Nice gym with peloton bikes and lots of space to work out. -Large lounge area downstairs is perfect for gathering and grabbing a bite to eat. I have to say, their beignets were better than the ones from Cafe du Monde. -Nice event and conference space. The top floor area is perfect for a skyline view and a great happy hour. They also helped to coordinate a conference event including a massive table of hurricanes and a second line to our boat activity. Cons: -The rooms are outdated and old. The bathroom is so tiny and a tight squeeze. read more

Very nice clean hotel. Friendly staff. Good food. But the beds aren't good. The sheets are way too thin. No weight to them. Hope Marriott fixes that some day. read more

The valet service is so slow you should avoid bringing a vehicle here. The hotel in general is good. Front desk very nice. Beds are comfortable. Nice views from the rooms. Bathrooms are small and counter height is low. read more

New Orleans Marriott - Slow and horrible. - Hotels Near Me - New Orleans, Louisiana

I'm 6'3". The bathroom ceiling was MAYBE 6'5". The showerhead was around 5'4". Not made for tall people. In addition, 33 floors up and the construction was so poor you could almost hear the conversations of people on the street. Trains going by. Sirens constantly. I can't imagine how loud it would have been on lower floors. The convenience store in the lobby is outrageously priced. $12 for a bag of chips. $10 for a bottles soda. Overall, the hotel is terrible and simply overpriced. read more