Updated Courtyard. Has the modern chic design which is good. Lobby lounge/sitting area is plentiful and nice touch with halogen lighting. Rooms are standard Courtyard rooms with one notable exception: the showers are MUCH better than any Courtyard I've been to. Serious $$ spent on the shower stall (pure tempered glass on sliding beam); hard to describe, but very nice... More

For what you get for over 200 USD for a no window room this is too expensive for this place. The reception area is modern but not better than a any cheap hotel chain. Our room had no window (only a indoor window) which might be okay when you want no street noise at all. The breakfast is not included... More

I stayed at this Courtyard for a convention, surprisingly the room rates and selection were quite good. I got an interior room, which means there are no exterior windows, just a window to the open atrium inside the building. Apprehensive at first, I came to enjoy the quiet and lack of morning sunlight. I think would be perfect if you... More

Nice hotel that has the usual amenities of a Courtyard. Room was clean and comfy. The hotel is across Canal from the French Quarter so not quite so noisy, but still an easy walk to the FQ. One negative aspect is the hotel has some interior rooms that face an indoor courtyard that gets no natural light. The room gave... More

Pleasant hip hotel, bathrooms okay bur not large, room is nice -- and the hotel is a one minute walk from Bourbon Street. More

Stayed on business. The hotel is right around the corner from the JW Marriott and just a couple of blocks from Bourbon Street. The lobby is very new and well-done. As with many recently rennovated Courtyards, they have definitely gone further upscale at this hotel. The little restaurant in the lobby is sizeable, has a good selection and is reasonably... More

My wife and I recently spent four nights here on a trip to NOLA. It's not the Ritz, but it's much cheaper and serves as a great location for a visit. The location makes it convenient to Bourbon Street and most other sights. It's right on the Street Car line and ticked the boxes for us for comfort and predictability.... More

This was our first visit to New Orleans and we only had a day and a half to take in some of the local sights so we decided to concentrate on the French Quarter area. We booked this hotel through the Marriott Web Site for what I thought was a reasonable rate that included a great breakfast every morning. After... More

Stayed here for Mardi Gras with friends. Hotel was conveniently located on french quarter of the city and been in the route for the parades. The crowds is just stroll away and bourbon street isn't far. It has nearby food stalls and convenient store to buy souvenirs. The room is standard but very clean, quiet, and nice. Bed and pillow... More