The hotel is out of the way, the rooms are smelly and dank, and the service is practically non-existent. It's worth a detour to avoid this fleabag. CHopkins More

Having read some of the reviews on this site we arrived with trepidation however we were very pleasantly surprised. The hotel is clean, welcoming and an oasis of peace once inside the gates. It was a little bit of a trek into town but our kids loved the tram. There is nothing much around the hotel so you do need... More

The Maison Blanche is a decrepit old wooden building set in an attractive part of town, more a rooming house than one might call a hotel. The rooms are are musty and drab. The staff is pleasant enough, but service is non-existent. There was not even a porter on site when we checked in. It merits mention only to warn... More

We have just experienced a hotel from hell, which does not merit even a single star (much less the three it now has plus rave reviews in most guide books). La Maison Blanche is decrepit, with chipped and pealing paint, worn out carpets that are filthy in spots, and battered furniture. Dirt is everywhere, with stacked up tables and broken... More

Hotel was Ok but begrudged paying extra for a balcony when it appeared that all rooms had a balcony. Staff friendly enough although the bar was understaffed and rooms were good but really only ideal for drivers as public transport was poor and taxis got expensive - the area around the hotel is tired and would have preferred to be... More

La Maison Blance belongs more in New Orleans than France. Unlike the other hotels we stayed in, this one was outside of the center of town and had some nice, lush grounds. Lot's of trees, big cages with tropical birds like parrots. A medium sized swimming pool. The place has balconies on 3 sides. It is made of wood. The... More