We had such a fantastic time at the Roosevelt. They really spent the time to pay attention to the details at this property. We stayed at one of the suites during our stay, which included a sitting area outside of our bedroom and a half bath. We stayed on the 14th floor, so there was no concern about any street... more

I wrote a review back in August about how beautiful this hotel is - but when I stayed here in October 2009 for my wedding (Waldorf Suite - Suites are SO worth it), I found how truly special it is. Unlike the vast majority of New Orleans hotels - it is modern and meticulously clean while maintaining its historic charm.... more

This hotel despite its grande name, is really just a dressed up Holiday Inn. Pretty much everything about it is sub-par. I spent 6 nights at this hotel (only due to conference going on) and will never go back. Here are some of my notes: ELEVATORS: hotel gone thru renovation, but they didn't update their elevators, as result guests end... more

I'm 48 years old, and have been going to New Orleans, off and on, since I was a child. The lobby is beautiful, but other than that . . . the valet had no idea what was what, all young kids, lost as snow geese in a cotton field. Our room had absolutely no soap of any kind, and it... more

My husband and I stayed here on 10/02/2009, we prepaid(Waldorf Astoria official site) ahead of time for " a deluxe Queen Room". There was a shower only in this room. Welcoming phone call from the hotel personnel asked us what we thought about the room. We complained the room with a shower only should not be categorized as a deluxe... more

The hotel is nice and clean. Cleaning is good and the TV is greeat. The only two things that was bad was that I can here literally everything that was said and happened in the next room. The alamclock rang in there one morning and I tried to turn off my own. The other thing was that the leftovers from... more

We spent 3 nights at the renovated and recently opened Roosevelt Hotel. The pluses: 1) Great staff from the door men, reception, conciierge, even the business office where we got our boarding passes for the flight home. 2) Very good location, less than one-half block off Canal Street and the French Quarter. 3) Sazerac Restautant and Bar in the hotel... more

This was my third time staying at the Roosevelt. For the second time, I was given a room right by the elevator on a low floor when my Hilton Honors profile says high floor away from elevator. Anyway, even though the hotel was extremely full, they were able to give me a room away from the elevator on a high... more

Me: Former airline Captain who has spent thousands of nights in hundreds of hotels. I stayed two nights in early October on a business trip planned by a client. I was originally disappointed when I learned that the client had switched our reservations from the W French Quarter to the Rosevelt but after staying there I really liked the Rosevelt.... more