2-Star Hotels in Louisiana, United States

The front desk brother is very polite and the service is very good. The hotel has a gym and a small pool. There are many choices to eat around. The only thing is that the Crown Hotel was booked on Trip.com before, but before departure, I was told that the name was changed and it was not the Crown at all. This operation of Trip.com is indeed a bit unacceptable, it is false propaganda...

We had a brief but wonderful stay at this location. I had a 5 am flight out in the morning, and Renee at the front desk was very helpful, arranged transportation for me, provided recommendations on local restaurants, would recommend this hotel without reservation (pun intended)

The location is very convenient. When I go out, it is the place to go shopping. The breakfast is very satisfactory, the customer service is very warm, I take the initiative to play with my baby every morning, there is an urban medical emergency center nearby.

This place has no business being open for business in its current condition, we booked last minuet on Priceline and was given what we thought was a very reasonable rate at $59.95 plus tax. Upon arrival we were greeted by a very friendly young woman at the front desk who immediately began apologizing for the condition of the hotel which is never a good sign saying it was currently under ”heavy renovation” (whatever that means), then went on to say that they were also having employee issues with their housekeeping crew so she was not sure yet which rooms had been cleaned. Looking back with 20/20 hindsight we should have simply cut our losses and sought shelter elsewhere but after driving all day we were tired & hungry, and just wanted a place to hang our hats for the night. The first room we were given had an extremely strong mildew smell that nearly knocked us over, the second room we were given key's to had been completely gutted as in no beds, no carpet, no TV, no fridge, etc. etc. just 4 bare walls and a floor and the 3rd room while it did have beds, a fridge, working TV, and a furnished bathroom, it had no clock, no phone, no microwave, & no coffee pot, just the most basic bare necessities and nothing more. There were no restaurants in the immediate area plus the hotel is in a rather sketchy neighborhood, so much so that the Uber driver we hired to take us to a decent restaurant for dinner told us to be sure and be back before nightfall as most Uber drivers will not go to that neighborhood after dark! Best to just steer clear of this trainwreck altogether, virtually anything would be a better option.

This motel is out of town but still close to public transport. We went to the Jazz festival which wasn’t that far from here via public transport. There were plenty of eateries around and the staff were very helpful. The rooms are basic but large, clean, fridge and a microwave.

When I entered the room, the undeniable smell of urine perfumed the air. I looked for the source and, while getting in bed, I found it. It was the MATTRESS!!!!! I ask to place us in another room, which was accompanied with an apology. In the other room, it smelled less urine-like. YET, I lifted the blanket and noticed 2 DIRTY, I MEAN DIRTY, SOCKS that had been there since who-knows-when!!!!! This meant that the sheets were not cleaned, either!!!! We had to leave!!! This was an emergency trip and we will NEVER go here again!!!

We came down on a small vacation and the staff were amazing and helpful, we were checked in by Dinesh and he was amazing if your lucky enough to meet him he was more than happy to take care of us! The breakfast was great there was biscuits and gravy as well as eggs and waffles and then the rest of the normal breakfast stuff. I definitely recommend this hotel they had comfortable rooms and took care of everything.

A great stay. I checked in for 2 nights and was greeted by friendly front of house staff. My room was clean and warm with a comfortable bed/Pillows. The bathroom is dated but everything worked fine and white stuff toiletries were a nice added touch (along with a rather lovely pillow spray too!) These were also replaced so I had fresh toiletries for my second night. Breakfast was good. The mini smoothies and fruit pots were excellent, along with the usual English breakfast options. Only improvement here would be for the toaster to to turned up, it took 3 attempts before I got more than just warm bread.

Now this is a hotel! I have so much love and appreciation for this hotel, I don't know where to start. It's cleanliness is unmatched- you can tell the staff takes great pride in the cleanliness of the hotel. i probably should say this at the end but I will stay here anytime and every time I stay in New Orleans. I stayed at the ”Worst Western” (about a mile from here), and I believe it was a horrible experience. Period. Don't ever go there.Like ever... Now for the staff at this Holiday Inn Express You guys at this hotel are one of the best staffs I've ever met Iris-I didn't meet you but I hope you appreciate the staff you have. They are wonderful Nikkolette-you were the first to make me feel welcome and went the extra mile to do so. Keira-You are equally as amazing and professional. Keep up the great service. Ricardo-You are a hard worker sir.You hard work was noticed and appreciated. Nicole-Amazing staff member and you are very courteous. Housekeepers-you were awesome! And last but not least... Ianthe... Where did they find you from? You are the best breakfast attendant I ever seen. You handled the Sunday breakfast rush so well and and so gracefully. They need to make you full-time and give you a raise immediately, because whatever they are paying you it can't possibly be enough. The fact that I took my time to write this during my very busy vacation should let you know I really appreciate your great service. Blessings and I will see you soon.

The location is very convenient. When I go out, it is the place to go shopping. The breakfast is very satisfactory, the customer service is very warm, I take the initiative to play with my baby every morning, there is an urban medical emergency center nearby.

This motel is out of town but still close to public transport. We went to the Jazz festival which wasn’t that far from here via public transport. There were plenty of eateries around and the staff were very helpful. The rooms are basic but large, clean, fridge and a microwave.

Now this is a hotel! I have so much love and appreciation for this hotel, I don't know where to start. It's cleanliness is unmatched- you can tell the staff takes great pride in the cleanliness of the hotel. i probably should say this at the end but I will stay here anytime and every time I stay in New Orleans. I stayed at the ”Worst Western” (about a mile from here), and I believe it was a horrible experience. Period. Don't ever go there.Like ever... Now for the staff at this Holiday Inn Express You guys at this hotel are one of the best staffs I've ever met Iris-I didn't meet you but I hope you appreciate the staff you have. They are wonderful Nikkolette-you were the first to make me feel welcome and went the extra mile to do so. Keira-You are equally as amazing and professional. Keep up the great service. Ricardo-You are a hard worker sir.You hard work was noticed and appreciated. Nicole-Amazing staff member and you are very courteous. Housekeepers-you were awesome! And last but not least... Ianthe... Where did they find you from? You are the best breakfast attendant I ever seen. You handled the Sunday breakfast rush so well and and so gracefully. They need to make you full-time and give you a raise immediately, because whatever they are paying you it can't possibly be enough. The fact that I took my time to write this during my very busy vacation should let you know I really appreciate your great service. Blessings and I will see you soon.

Of all the accommodations I've stayed in in the US, this one was the cleanest, had large common areas, and the breakfast was very good. And the staff was very, very friendly.

My stay at the Fairfield Inn & Suites New Orleans Downtown/French Quarter Area was wonderful. The lobby is gorgeous and the rooms are the perfect mixture of old and new. The only issues I had were one elevator went out and the extended wait for valet even though we called ahead. But even with those mishaps, I definitely plan to stay again. There was one gentleman at the front desk, I don't remember his name, but we called ahead for valet and when we arrived downstairs 20 minutes later we were informed valet had not even been called. This could've made us late for our swamp tour but thankfully we had chosen to leave early and had the time to spare. I had never heard of a king/king room prior to my stay at the Fairfield but I was pleased with the option. The decor was modern with the lighted mirrors and spacious bathrooms but the exposed wood beams and murals of the old street cars brought in an antique flair that makes this design very New Orleans.

It is a fun hostel. It is not in the centre but it gets very easy with the trams 47 and 48 that leave you in the French Quarter.

I was in town for a conference. I like mid-range hotels like Holiday Inn Express because you tend to get more complementary stuff, like breakfast and WiFi, and this was no exception. There are many positives: from here you are within easy walking distance to Bourbon Street and the CBD (Central Business District for us non-locals). It's a bit of a stretch to walk to the convention center (where I needed to be on a daily basis) or Frenchmen's street (less crowded than Bourbon, with different if not better character and music). I think I met half the Lyft drivers in NOLA, though got plenty of steps in too. There are a couple of restaurants nearby; I frequented Walk-Ons, a franchise but one that has local fare too. I had a room RIGHT next to the elevator. My first reaction was YES! I never get a short walk to the elevator! My second reaction was - $#!^ - I'm not going to be sleeping much with partiers coming off that same elevator. My fears were unfounded. The bed was plenty comfortable, the room was quiet, and I slept well. I only interacted with staff on a few occasions, but these were all positive. If you get hungry or need a drink or sundries, they have a ”Market” with assorted goods for purchase. They also have a business center (with a printer) that I did not use. I did not have housekeeping my entire four-night stay. This seems to be industry standard. You can request housekeeping, but it was just me, and I can live in my modest mess for a few days. It is my custom to include a report for traveling athletes. Swimming is a problem at this location. They have an indoor pool that is slightly larger than a bathtub. There are four local regional pools (closest being Gat Town Natatorium and Treme Recreational Community Center), but I struck out completely - all 4 were closed on the day I had planned to swim, one I found out by a failed Lyft ride to a closed community center. My suggestion is to CALL before you go, and if they don't answer, that probably means they are not there (even if the website says they are open... grr). For running, there are some treadmills at the hotel's fitness center that I did not use. About a half-mile away from the hotel is the Lafitte Greenway (look for the St. Louis Cemetary at Basin Street for the trailhead). It is 2.6 miles of paved trail for bikers, walkers, and runners. It felt safe (enough). There are several cross-streets, the more dangerous with stop signs and less dangerous with yield signs. I rarely needed to stop for traffic, and most drivers with polite, some even stopping when they did not have to so I could continue my run. A message from Captain Obvious: New Orleans is hot and humid. Avoid planning a run that will outlast your hydration. Back to the hotel. A couple of areas for improvement. The front desk was usually but not always staffed. It was not a problem for me directly, but I saw someone trying to get checked in with nobody to help him. The front door gets locked at 10 PM - or 9 PM - or

The price of this hotel is relatively high, about 15 minutes drive from the city, but don't stay on holidays or weekends. The price of my stay on Saturday is double that of Monday (¥530 and ¥1100)

Was not a bad place to stay

The location is very convenient. When I go out, it is the place to go shopping. The breakfast is very satisfactory, the customer service is very warm, I take the initiative to play with my baby every morning, there is an urban medical emergency center nearby.

This motel is out of town but still close to public transport. We went to the Jazz festival which wasn’t that far from here via public transport. There were plenty of eateries around and the staff were very helpful. The rooms are basic but large, clean, fridge and a microwave.

Now this is a hotel! I have so much love and appreciation for this hotel, I don't know where to start. It's cleanliness is unmatched- you can tell the staff takes great pride in the cleanliness of the hotel. i probably should say this at the end but I will stay here anytime and every time I stay in New Orleans. I stayed at the ”Worst Western” (about a mile from here), and I believe it was a horrible experience. Period. Don't ever go there.Like ever... Now for the staff at this Holiday Inn Express You guys at this hotel are one of the best staffs I've ever met Iris-I didn't meet you but I hope you appreciate the staff you have. They are wonderful Nikkolette-you were the first to make me feel welcome and went the extra mile to do so. Keira-You are equally as amazing and professional. Keep up the great service. Ricardo-You are a hard worker sir.You hard work was noticed and appreciated. Nicole-Amazing staff member and you are very courteous. Housekeepers-you were awesome! And last but not least... Ianthe... Where did they find you from? You are the best breakfast attendant I ever seen. You handled the Sunday breakfast rush so well and and so gracefully. They need to make you full-time and give you a raise immediately, because whatever they are paying you it can't possibly be enough. The fact that I took my time to write this during my very busy vacation should let you know I really appreciate your great service. Blessings and I will see you soon.

Of all the accommodations I've stayed in in the US, this one was the cleanest, had large common areas, and the breakfast was very good. And the staff was very, very friendly.

My stay at the Fairfield Inn & Suites New Orleans Downtown/French Quarter Area was wonderful. The lobby is gorgeous and the rooms are the perfect mixture of old and new. The only issues I had were one elevator went out and the extended wait for valet even though we called ahead. But even with those mishaps, I definitely plan to stay again. There was one gentleman at the front desk, I don't remember his name, but we called ahead for valet and when we arrived downstairs 20 minutes later we were informed valet had not even been called. This could've made us late for our swamp tour but thankfully we had chosen to leave early and had the time to spare. I had never heard of a king/king room prior to my stay at the Fairfield but I was pleased with the option. The decor was modern with the lighted mirrors and spacious bathrooms but the exposed wood beams and murals of the old street cars brought in an antique flair that makes this design very New Orleans.

It is a fun hostel. It is not in the centre but it gets very easy with the trams 47 and 48 that leave you in the French Quarter.

I was in town for a conference. I like mid-range hotels like Holiday Inn Express because you tend to get more complementary stuff, like breakfast and WiFi, and this was no exception. There are many positives: from here you are within easy walking distance to Bourbon Street and the CBD (Central Business District for us non-locals). It's a bit of a stretch to walk to the convention center (where I needed to be on a daily basis) or Frenchmen's street (less crowded than Bourbon, with different if not better character and music). I think I met half the Lyft drivers in NOLA, though got plenty of steps in too. There are a couple of restaurants nearby; I frequented Walk-Ons, a franchise but one that has local fare too. I had a room RIGHT next to the elevator. My first reaction was YES! I never get a short walk to the elevator! My second reaction was - $#!^ - I'm not going to be sleeping much with partiers coming off that same elevator. My fears were unfounded. The bed was plenty comfortable, the room was quiet, and I slept well. I only interacted with staff on a few occasions, but these were all positive. If you get hungry or need a drink or sundries, they have a ”Market” with assorted goods for purchase. They also have a business center (with a printer) that I did not use. I did not have housekeeping my entire four-night stay. This seems to be industry standard. You can request housekeeping, but it was just me, and I can live in my modest mess for a few days. It is my custom to include a report for traveling athletes. Swimming is a problem at this location. They have an indoor pool that is slightly larger than a bathtub. There are four local regional pools (closest being Gat Town Natatorium and Treme Recreational Community Center), but I struck out completely - all 4 were closed on the day I had planned to swim, one I found out by a failed Lyft ride to a closed community center. My suggestion is to CALL before you go, and if they don't answer, that probably means they are not there (even if the website says they are open... grr). For running, there are some treadmills at the hotel's fitness center that I did not use. About a half-mile away from the hotel is the Lafitte Greenway (look for the St. Louis Cemetary at Basin Street for the trailhead). It is 2.6 miles of paved trail for bikers, walkers, and runners. It felt safe (enough). There are several cross-streets, the more dangerous with stop signs and less dangerous with yield signs. I rarely needed to stop for traffic, and most drivers with polite, some even stopping when they did not have to so I could continue my run. A message from Captain Obvious: New Orleans is hot and humid. Avoid planning a run that will outlast your hydration. Back to the hotel. A couple of areas for improvement. The front desk was usually but not always staffed. It was not a problem for me directly, but I saw someone trying to get checked in with nobody to help him. The front door gets locked at 10 PM - or 9 PM - or

The price of this hotel is relatively high, about 15 minutes drive from the city, but don't stay on holidays or weekends. The price of my stay on Saturday is double that of Monday (¥530 and ¥1100)

Was not a bad place to stay

The front desk brother is very polite and the service is very good. The hotel has a gym and a small pool. There are many choices to eat around. The only thing is that the Crown Hotel was booked on Trip.com before, but before departure, I was told that the name was changed and it was not the Crown at all. This operation of Trip.com is indeed a bit unacceptable, it is false propaganda...

We had a brief but wonderful stay at this location. I had a 5 am flight out in the morning, and Renee at the front desk was very helpful, arranged transportation for me, provided recommendations on local restaurants, would recommend this hotel without reservation (pun intended)

When I entered the room, the undeniable smell of urine perfumed the air. I looked for the source and, while getting in bed, I found it. It was the MATTRESS!!!!! I ask to place us in another room, which was accompanied with an apology. In the other room, it smelled less urine-like. YET, I lifted the blanket and noticed 2 DIRTY, I MEAN DIRTY, SOCKS that had been there since who-knows-when!!!!! This meant that the sheets were not cleaned, either!!!! We had to leave!!! This was an emergency trip and we will NEVER go here again!!!

Clean and nice room but not all rooms have microwave and fridge. Service could be better. No ice machine or beverage machine but they have ice water in the lobby. It was ok for one night.

Ppl were very polite.customer service was very kond

Nice hotel for business travelers but the service is poor. When I got to my room, there was a note on the door, along with every door, stating that due to unforeseen circumstances, Jefferson Parish locations are in effect for ”Saltwater intrusion issue”. Residents/Guests should not drink water from any faucets, boiling or disinfecting is it not advised. We have plenty of bottled water for all our guests for use, so please feel free to take a reasonable amount. I stopped by the front desk and asked if it was ok to grab a bottle of water from the fridge, the lady at the desk said for $3.50. I said, not according to the paper on my door! She said the free water is gone. That is the water for sale. I said you need to take all the notes off every door then. Just an hour before when I was checking in, I saw what appeared to be the manager and 2 guys bringing in cases of water. I told her, being a Bonvoy Platinum Elite member, I’m always giving 2 bottles of water and some snacks which I usually turn down but she didn’t extend me the offer. This type of service is not what I usually experience with Marriott Hotels.

Check in was easy and staff was friendly. The hotel is only a 5 min drive from the airport. They have a shuttle that goes to/from the airport every hour. You will need to call or email after booking to get the shuttle times if you plan to use it.

The front desk is friendly and there is free shuttle bus . early morning check-in. There are fewer room facilities, all in all, suitable for temporary stay. Breakfast is not available, so I will not evaluate it.

The service at the hotel was good the hotel was around all the food places to eat the room was so clean When I come back to New Orleans I’m going to book the same hotel