Location: New Orleans
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Top 10 hotels in New Orleans, United States
With a little bit of this and a little bit of that all mixed together with flair and panache, beautifully vibrant New Orleans has made the most of marks left by whomever was calling the shots during whatever era over the past few centuries. Hardly a hodgepodge, the result of such a distinctive blend of cultures is an enchanting cityscape, a set of unique traditions that continuously delight the world, and a jaunty way of living that must be experienced to be appreciated.
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1. Cambria Hotel New Orleans Downtown Warehouse District
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 610 reviews
Experience New Orleans in a whole new way when you stay at the Cambria New Orleans Downtown Warehouse District hotel! Located in the city's hip, bohemian arts district, our newly constructed hotel strikes the perfect blend of business, fun, and that unmistakable Big Easy style. With boutique accommodations, a full range of tech-forward amenities, and a refreshingly relaxed vibe, the Cambria New Orleans Downtown Warehouse District offers a decidedly different hotel experience that echoes the dynamic spirit of the city itself. From the moment you step foot in our stylish & breezy lobby to the moment you wake up in your loft-inspired guest room after an epic night in the French Quarter, you'll absolutely love our upscale but never uptight New Orleans hotel.
NOLA Fun???
Reviewed By PhenellATLMy wife and I retreated to New Orleans just before Mardi Gras. We stayed at the Cambria and loved every moment of it. The Legacy Kitchen next door to the hotel had the best chicken and waffles. We also thoroughly enjoyed our seafood meal at Grand Isle Restaurant. The hotel is located in the CBD between the Riverwalk Mall and the Superdome. All the amenities were spot on, great stay in New Orleans.
2. Virgin Hotels New Orleans
Overall Ratings
5 based on 199 reviews
STEP INSIDE OUR BOUTIQUE HOTEL IN NEW ORLEANS DISCOVER YOUR PLACE IN THE CITY - The Warehouse District is getting a new neighbor. We’re thrilled to say it’s us. We’ve reimagined what a boutique hotel in New Orleans can look like — and what it can do. Discover our Chambers, which put you in the driver’s seat. See how global trends inspire the cocktails and cuisine at Commons Club or take in a breathtaking local view of the city skyline from The Pool Club, our rooftop pool, and lounge. And we’re just getting started. Step inside to find your new favorite place to be in The Big Easy.
Good me great with tweaks. Not 5 stars!
Reviewed By Carl JMost of the staff are great, warm and genuine. My experience at the lobby bar for breakfast was not good at all. I had breakfast in the restaurant and food and service was great. Rooms are small and A/C is loud. Checked out at 3am to catch early flight and 30 minutes to get car and never got a bill.
3. Hotel Monteleone
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 10177 reviews
Phenomenal LAB Convention Stay
Reviewed By LABroadcastersThe Hotel Monteleone outdid themselves accommodating the Louisiana Association of Broadcasters Annual Convention. While planning the event, Kristie, Stephanie, Tramon, and Terri were extremely helpful and attentive to our needs and questions. Our valet Carlos was very kind and loaded a ton of things we brought down for the convention into our car. Our bellmen coming and going, Daniel and Michael, ensured our things made its way safely and were a pleasure to work with. Once the Convention was rolling, Robert and his partner, (who's name I unfortunately can't recall) were up and down between our meeting rooms, constantly ensuring everything was taken care of, from water refills to going out of their way to help our staff assemble and position a large step and repeat banner. Dennis and Kristie were constant, hard-working reliant contacts throughout our entire stay. They both truly did whatever they could to ensure our event and needs were being taken care of. Tramon and Aaron in AV definitely got their steps in walking down to Royal Rooms and always came with a solution when AV snafus arose. In the lobby, Noor was very kind and helpful as well. The catering staff, as always, were attentive and a genuine pleasure to work with. Especially Bob and his manager, who allowed Bob to play live piano for our Closing Celebration in the Riverview Room after we heard him practice during his break while the room was being set up (if you need a great piano player, hire Bob!). It was the perfect way to end our Convention. The Hotel Monteleone is one of the best places to stay in New Orleans, whether staying for a business conference or for vacation. Its a beautiful facility with rich history and wonderful employees who always seem to have a smile on their face. We will definitely be back!
4. NOPSI Hotel, New Orleans
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 885 reviews
Formerly the headquarters of the New Orleans Public Service Inc., after which it is named, NOPSI Hotel is an architecturally unique, industrially elegant, nine-story brick building on the corner of Baronne and Union streets. Originally opened in 1927, NOPSI has been returned to its previous splendor and converted into a luxury 217-room hotel.
My new place in NOLA!
Reviewed By domzeb2022Finally decent competition for The Roosevelt! I can’t be more happy about the size and quality of the room. Roof top pool is small but bar well equipped. Good food in the Social Service and great people willing to serve and help. I’ll be back soon!
5. Olivier House Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 908 reviews
The Olivier House Hotel is a boutique hotel located in the French Quarter of New Orleans. It is a unique and historic property that was originally constructed in 1839 as a Creole townhouse for the wealthy Olivier family. It has been privately owned and operated as the Olivier House Hotel since 1970. The hotel offers 42 unique guest rooms, lovely public areas, a refreshing outdoor pool, and paid off street parking. The Olivier House Hotel maintains a feeling of old world New Orleans, while providing modern conveniences such as free wireless internet and flat screen TVs in all rooms. The Olivier House Hotel represents New Orleans, and feels a responsibility to share our unique history, traditions, and culture in order to enhance the experience of guests to our city. Guests at the Olivier House Hotel can feel at home in the French Quarter, while experiencing the best New Orleans has to offer.
Enjoyable first trip tho New Orleans
Reviewed By Sue FThis is an beautiful older hotel is in the French Quarter. It is just a block away from Bourbon St but very quiet, peaceful and relaxing. I felt very safe at this hotel. The staff was very friendly and helpful. I enjoyed relaxing at the pool that sits in the middle of the resort. It was very clean and refreshing.
6. Drury Plaza Hotel New Orleans
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2602 reviews
Travel Happy® with Drury Hotels. You have enough to worry about while you're traveling. Let us take a few things off your plate, so you can focus on the good stuff. Breakfast, Wi-Fi, dinnertime snacks, soft drinks, popcorn, business center, workout facilities and more - we've got you covered! A microwave and refrigerator can be found in all rooms. Drury Hotels is 100 percent family-owned and operated. At every one of our 150+ locations, you'll consistently experience rooms with crisp sheets, fine linens and cozy surroundings to ensure a good night's sleep.
Loved this stay.
Reviewed By Susan JThe staff was super friendly. Loved the decor and old time vibe. Food and drinks were really good. Breakfast was so bountiful. The pool and hot tub looked great although we weren't able to enjoy them due to time.
7. Ace Hotel New Orleans
Overall Ratings
4 based on 767 reviews
Ace Hotel New Orleans lives on the corner of Carondelet and Lafayette in one of the best cities on Earth. Our rooms and public spaces are driven by a sense of design and wonder. We have a shimmering pool and bar on the roof, world class dining & drink, and a music venue at the street. We're near art galleries and shopping, museums and cocktails. A quick jaunt to the French Quarter classics and just a bike ride to the lively Bywater and Marigny neighborhoods, as well as mystical nooks and corners you can explore on your own all over.
Ace Hotel NOLA is by far the best place to stay in the city!
Reviewed By Nickos1776I absolutely love this hotel more and more each time I stay there - my original stay was years ago when they first opened their doors for my sisters wedding. The vibes are immacualte and the staff is unmatched! I have stayed a couple times since, but this past Memorial Day weekend was such an awesome visit I felt compelled to leave a review. Asia and the rest of the front desk/concierge staff were super accomadtive to not only get us into my favorite room, but also let us check in early so we could change, drop our bags and go explore NOLA. The DJ's at the rooftop pool bar (ALTO) were spinning fantastic tunes and the downstairs lobby was so relaxed & welcoming (with the Air Conditioning PUMPING 24/7!) - this place is a must stay!
8. Bourbon Orleans Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8754 reviews
Discover a spirited hotel nestled in the heart of the French Quarter. The Bourbon Orleans Hotel features French styling reminiscent of the early 1800s. It's central New Orleans location, just steps away from the famed St. Louis Cathedral, means you're never far from the best the city has to offer, from upscale shopping on Royal Street, to the local artists and performers of Jackson Square, restaurants, galleries and nightlife in between.
Mostly good but needs some work
Reviewed By S81UWe have been to New Orleans dozens of times but not since before Covid. Our regular hotel has apparently gone downhill so we were in search of a new one. The Bourbon Orleans is a really beautiful hotel in a great location. It’s extremely convenient to everything in the French Quarter and easy to find. We stayed in a balcony loft room which was very nice and comfortable. The bed was great and the shower was also excellent. Sometimes in an old building, I’ve found that the shower leaves much to be desired but that was not the case here. Our balcony overlooked St. Ann but was right on the corner of Bourbon. More on that later. The pool area was beautiful and the pool was lovely and clean. As for the negatives, the largest issue stems from the lack of housekeeping services and services in general. I completely understand and appreciate Covid protocols that are in place, but you can’t use that as an excuse for no amenities when no one in the hotel is wearing a mask. There is no housekeeping service and if you ask, you may or may not get any. It’s a luxury to stay in a hotel of this caliber and things like a made bed and fresh towels contribute to the quality of the trip. There were beads and garbage still left on our balcony from someone who has previously stayed. Some of the staff seemed to have a completely disinterested attitude that was more like “what do you want from me?” as opposed to “how can we make your stay excellent?” If you cannot provide appropriate service to your guests, perhaps you should not book so many rooms. The bar is open only at night and the restaurant is open on a limited basis. Our room was beautiful but, due to its location, very very loud. We dealt with it but this is something that should have been expressed to us at check in. Perhaps we could have been advised that it would sound like Bourbon Street was inside of our room until about 3am and given the option of the loft balcony in another location. While the room, pool, and location were excellent, the lack of service made the hotel feel cheaper than it should.
9. Hotel Mazarin
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6057 reviews
A luxurious boutique hotel in the heart of the quarter. Enjoy the following complimentary amenities: Wi-Fi, Fitness and Business Center access, In-room Bottled Water & Coffee, Local Calls.
great staff and room
Reviewed By garyu575Stayed there over Memorial Day Weekend and really enjoyed it. The room was beautiful and the staff was very friendly and helpful. Will definitely stay there again. This was the second time we have stayed here.
10. Ace Hotel New Orleans
Overall Ratings
4 based on 767 reviews
Ace Hotel New Orleans lives on the corner of Carondelet and Lafayette in one of the best cities on Earth. Our rooms and public spaces are driven by a sense of design and wonder. We have a shimmering pool and bar on the roof, world class dining & drink, and a music venue at the street. We're near art galleries and shopping, museums and cocktails. A quick jaunt to the French Quarter classics and just a bike ride to the lively Bywater and Marigny neighborhoods, as well as mystical nooks and corners you can explore on your own all over.
Ace Hotel NOLA is by far the best place to stay in the city!
Reviewed By Nickos1776I absolutely love this hotel more and more each time I stay there - my original stay was years ago when they first opened their doors for my sisters wedding. The vibes are immacualte and the staff is unmatched! I have stayed a couple times since, but this past Memorial Day weekend was such an awesome visit I felt compelled to leave a review. Asia and the rest of the front desk/concierge staff were super accomadtive to not only get us into my favorite room, but also let us check in early so we could change, drop our bags and go explore NOLA. The DJ's at the rooftop pool bar (ALTO) were spinning fantastic tunes and the downstairs lobby was so relaxed & welcoming (with the Air Conditioning PUMPING 24/7!) - this place is a must stay!
