I stayed here for business in 2007, and my room was clean and on par with other La Quinta's I've stayed at. The continental breakfast was satisfactory for what I needed, the fruit was fresh and the waffle maker fine. The wireless internet worked and I felt safe in this hotel. It was a little sad though, as a nearby... more

These people vote into office mean spirited cops who shoot at helpless Americans fleeing disaster. This town should be avoided at ALL cost! The people ARE NOT friendly and the town is run by cowards and bullies. more

We found a great rate for this hotel with parksleepfly. It included a one-night stay and parking for six nights, saving us a bundle on cruise-port parking. We booked during the first weekend of Jazz Fest, so hotels surrounding New Orleans were high-priced and fully booked. The hotel offered well-lit, fenced-off, secured parking, and we were very pleased. The staff... more

This hotel was absolutely horrific. If you want to be on the Jerry Spring show, this might be a good pick for you. There were dead and live bugs in our room, as well as strands of hair in various places. I called the front desk for a clean blanket (the one on my bed seemed dirty and smelled odd--don't... more

We do not know what the previous reviewers are accustomed to staying in, but this place is DIVE!!! We have stayed at the La Quinta on Camp St. (BEAUTIFUL) and made the HUGE mistake of assuming this would be on par. WRONG! We knew it wasn't the W or the Crowne Plaza, but if you have seen the LQ on... more

We were looking for a motel that allowed dogs, and that was reasonably priced. We stayed 3 nights and paid $207. We stayed in room 206-it was spotless . The beds were comfortable, and the linens were clean and smelled fresh . I thought that maybe being a dog friendly motel, that there would be doggie odors in the room,... more

Had 3 nights here from June 4,2004.We were unable to secure a hotel at all, far less one that was reasonably priced in the traditional hotel area around the French Quarter since our visit coincded with a conference by the American Society of Clinical Oncologists which had attracted 22,000 people.As an alternative we crossed to the West Bank and travelled... more