My wife an I visited New Orleans from 9th May to 12 May 2013, during this time, we stayed at the beautiful Lamothe House House Esplanade Avenue, however impressive from the outside the renovated interior, furnishings, and suites, exceeded all our expectations. The location of the hotel on the Esplanade made it the the ideal situation to explore the nearby... More

My fiancé and I have stayed at Lamonth House on two occasions. Once on Memorial Day weekend 2012 and again in October 2012. The first time we stayed, we were in a room in the hotel’s main courtyard. The room, which had not yet been renovated, was large and well-appointed, albeit no-frills. The bed was very comfortable and the room... More

Let's start with the positives. The service staff was very friendly, efficient, and helpful. The room was clean, and well maintained. The location, while a 15-20 minute walk to the action on Bourbon Street, was conveniently close to Frenchman's Street that contained numerous restaurants and jazz clubs. Now for the rest of it: 1. We made reservations for Mardi Gras,... More

To preface, I had unexpected back surgery 5 days prior to my visit. This is important to know because: a) there is no elevator and b) there is no bellhop service. There were some customer service snags as a result of this as well, which could have been handled better at the time, by the front desk - which is... More

The LaMothe House Hotel has a lot of character. I believe that travelers can have two different impressions depending on their room. We stayed in the main house where the rooms are restored with antiques and give you very much the feel of the original French Quarter. That may include a sofa that may look beautiful but may not be... More

Just returned from New Orleans Jazzfest and were almost inclined not to share this as it could be our secret next time. Lovely old property just outside the French Quarter and right next to Frenchman Street, convenient for everything you want in New Orleans..Simple clean accommodation with every essential facility you need, don't expect a corporate hotel experience This is... More

Located very close to the French Market. A ten minute walk will get you to wherever you want to be in the French Quarter. It is more of a guest house than a hotel - with a main, older building and numerous outbuildings which have been converted into rooms. Our room was towards the back of the complex, newly renovated.... More

We got a verry nice room in the dependence behint the hotel itself. The (2) front room has a balcony. Quiet street, and close to the (closed) parking lot. Mid April we got a special offer: 3 for 2 nights. Pleasant people. The hotel are on the eastern edge of the French Quarter. No breakfast. The restaurant "Alfredo" around the... More

It’s true. We have fallen in love with New Orleans - and with that, a number of New Orleans digs. Even so, your Set of Drifters hate getting into a rut, and that’s precisely why we seek out new locations every time we “check into” NOLA. It all started back in 2003 with a great stay at the now-defunct Hotel... More