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Benny R.

Nice hotel. The decor isn't for everyone. It is somewhat motley design, but I didn't mind. My room had a full size fridge, which was nice but it also felt weird to have an item of that size in a hotel room. But on the plus side, plenty of space to store leftovers. You need a key to go to any higher floors. Nice security wise but also annoying sometimes. The ok: Tv kept blipping and somewhat staticy. Check out on tv didn't work, but it worked on the app Thermostat in room kinda confusing to use Front desk staff very nice When you check in, they gave you a list of hotel info with QR codes - but many of them didn't work The doors slam shut. You can hear the echo from your room, but it's very easy if you don't catch the door right away that yours will slam too The good: Nice pool on the top floor Restaurant on site serves decent food I got 2 free drink tickets when I checked in. No idea if this is standard, but it was nice. Elevators were fast They have a nice outdoor seating area on the second floor Gym is small, but decent for a hotel gym Had a nice blackout curtain

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Victor H.

A work assignment brought me to NOLA leading me to stay here for a week in early August at the suggestion from a coworker. One thing that jumped out was the customer service. Everyone from the valet service to the front desk to the bartenders were super polite and made my experience a nice one. Also if you're a Hyatt member with status, you get a complimentary cocktail when you check-in; a nice touch there. The room I stayed in was clean with balcony access allowing me to experience the NOLA nights in the evening. Other amenities that jumped to me were the exercise room which has a good amount of machines for it's size, and the pool. My god, the pool! A gorgeous setup with an outside bar and plenty of lounge chairs with covering and mist fans. You can also order food there as well along with drinks; and not to mention the gorgeous view of the city. Quite a scene! Only issues I had were low water pressure from the shower and the sink and sometimes the valet parking could take longer than the allotted time to get your vehicle. But aside from those, I'm definitely happy to stay here again. The Hyatt portfolio has another great one added!

Oliver P.

Disappointed in this hotel. We chose to stay here for a staycation weekend and will be staying somewhere else next time. Definitely could have stayed somewhere nicer for cheaper. I really tried to balance out the pros and cons, but I can't honestly give it 3 stars in good faith. Pros: - Parking (lot across the street) - Location/Proximity to variety of restaurants - Staff/attentiveness - Rooftop pool - Free popcorn - Free welcome drink - Big TV with chrome cast Cons: - A/C doesn't actually go down (set to 66° which is as low as it will allow you to put it, and I'm sweating with no blanket on, it's 55° outside) - The pictures of the room on the website are misleading, everything looks and feels old and cheap (like an old hospital or college dorm) - The upgrades that were done were not done very well (light switches that control nothing, receptacles just painted over a different color, overall subpar craftsmanship) - Pillows are terrible (bed is ok though) - Balcony is not technically shared, but there is a only short glass divider between them, so it might as well be - Walls are very thin, noise travels easily - In-room amenities, or lack thereof

abby s.

I love this hotel. I stayed here before when it was the Ace and I liked it then, but I like it even more now. Room is not large but very very comfy beds, and all the space we need. The staff is friendly, the rooftop pool is fabulous (get the crispy fish sandwich - the cook is an artist), the coffee shop downstairs is great too. We loved our stay!

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Swati S.

I love coming, and dancing here on the third Saturday of the month. We have been coming for years to hear the live band called Muévelo. The bar is a lovely space and the dance floor is wonderful. The stage for the musicians with the sound system is excellent, and I hate the thought that their current management might not renew the contract. The dance lesson before the band start is taught by wonderful local people and I really hope they continue the gig! The band deserves every penny they get paid and more so this bar and Hotel needs to recognize the wonderful local talent and New Orleans culture that has been served up here for the last several years!

We loved our stay and would stay here again! Location was great - far enough away from the craziness to get a good nights sleep but close enough to walk to attractions like WWII museum, French quarter, SuperDome, and more. Right on the street car line. The coffee at the cafe downstairs is awesome. Grocery store nearby if you want to stock your large Smeg fridge. Staff were pleasant and helpful. Our only critique is the pillows could be improved.

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Kimberly B.

Great location to walk all directions to the french quarter to canal street to all public transportations, ferry, streetcars and busses quite honestly. On arrival the staff are right there to help with bags, information and the doors. Always greeted by staff getting the door for you every time you leave or return. (not always experienced anymore) but this place goes out of it's way to greet you in an upbeat and friendly manner! Something I really appreciated. On check in, the staff was friendly and welcoming. They offered a lot of information about the hotel not much retained as I was just happy to check in after my flight but they also offered information about things to do and tours if you were interested. 8th floor and I would highly suggest. Just one floor from the rooftop pool and wood fired pizza kitchen on 9. This hotel used to be the ACE hotel so a lot of your directions when mapping may say the ACE. Just an FYI. Just changing hands not even for a month so yes there seemed to be some work going on in various areas not really noticed. Very quiet maybe some workers on the elevator and some rooms with "work in progress" signs. Nice to see since they just acquired it. Some of the reviews say dated well it was the ACE hotel. I thought it was very welcoming with lots of space to hang out on comfy leather sofas and an upscale bar in the lobby. Meeting rooms right off the lobby with poetry readings, comedy and jazz brunches! Very nice. You can access an Italian restaurant which I won't review because I didn't care for the menu and opted to go down the street to seaworthy. But you can access the coffee shop as well from the lobby and street. This was my favorite coffee place believe it or not. It wasn't the Cafe Beignet for coffee anyway. The room was as seen online. Large space with a almost full size fridge. Safe available. The view was great from the eighth floor with a large window sill to place items. High ceilings and a large amour with drawers and hanging space. Stocked snacks and drinks as well. No microwave. Bed and linens were nice and clean, comfy. Service was great. If opting for no service, fresh towels were delivered to your room upon request. Now, the rooftop was really beautiful. We were there for 5 days and waited till the last night to go up there. Wish we hadn't waited. There was a kitchen with full bar up there. Didn't really know. Check hours of operation when you check in but it was open till 9 the night we went. There was plenty of foliage on one side for privacy and really beautiful. The other was more open with a view of the city. The kitchen and bar are when you enter and out of the way. It's a 3.5 foot deep pool but deep enough to swim. There is a seating area or sunning area on the side of the pool as well which was a nice added touch. The lounge chairs are dated and need replacement, some with rips and tears others pretty ok. What you don't know is that there are large circular loungers. These are nice and rentable/reservable. It's unclear of whether it is an upcharge for a hotel guest but they used to have passes for the public to use so I'm unsure. What I learned from hotel staff though is that if you are going to reserve, to make sure you do so from the hotel pass app/resort app to prevent resort charges. Ask at the desk for a code for the online reserving. That's my tip I learned on the last day! Important one. The regular loungers are also reservable and free. Good to know!. Not many people use the pool. We were the only ones IN the pool although plenty of people hang out at various times. It seemed empty most of the time. I would recommend Hotel Barnett and look forward to the improvements being made as they just acquired it. I will be coming back to this hotel when I visit.

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