Top Hotels Near Lafayette No. 1 in New Orleans from AU$97

"They need to change their "standard" view description to "no" view or "blocked" view. We were given room 408 that opened up to a dark wall & littered ledge. Room was also vary dated. Would not be staying there again."

"Great"

"It needs to be updated. I am tall and the toilets are so close to the floor. The carpet needs to be changed and a fridge should be in the room. And the furniture needs to be dusted and made sure that if someone has spilled on the nightstand, then make sure that is cleaned with a damp cloth and then shined. Otherwise, its in a good location and if you don't want to go far to eat, you can go to Mr. Ed's right next door. The doors are literally in the hotel lobby."

"Great beds and pillows. Staff was very accommodating. We had a wonderful stay!"

"Room and staff very helpful, friendly, and enjoyed the entire stay!"

"There is no restaurant in the hotel. Breakfast is provided, it was very good and filling. The scenery was very nice, especially with a park right across the street. The block reminds me of the hood, however it was a nonviolence hood."

"The hotel was nice. My room was just like any other hotel room but I could see flaws here & there nothing big. The place is so big it seemed to take forever to get from the parking garage to my room. I did not realize that they charge you $25 per day ($10 credit for food & drinks, & $15 for laundry), who would use $15/day for laundry?? I also had to pay $50 per day for parking!! Why don't they put the $15 laundry credit toward parking? That would make it much better at least for me. I went for a conference & saw family some of the evenings so I didn't have a chance to check out the pool or all the amenities. It was really close to a lot of places like the Riverwalk, river cruise, the mall was very close."

"I will always love the Pontchartrain because of its convenience, friendly atmosphere, and relative ease of use. It is also quintessentially New Orleans, with all that entails. Its charm is a bit faded, and the facility is a bit run down. Rooms are comfortable but out of date and in need of repair. Still, the Tin Roof top bar always rocks…people flock there and there’s always a party atmosphere. Kind of like the city itself. There are fancier, more expensive hotels but this one is just lovable."

"The hotel was clean and quiet. Lloyd on the front desk was fantastic. Very polite and professional. He arranged extra amenities in the room. When asked for directions he was very knowledgeable and gave great recommendations of where to visit. Fairly cheap considering the hotel is only one block from Bourbon street! The breakfast was good. Either full continental or a la carte eggs. The only criticism I have is that I wish they would use local coffee houses for the coffee, rather than Starbucks. We would absolutely stay here again and recommend friends and family!"