This hotel was a great choice for me as I did not want to be right on Bourbon Street. Yet, from here I was still close enough to Royal and Chartres Street. However, everything within the French Quarter is within walking distance.

Check in and out was easy and staff always friendly. The pool area is inviting and I had the opportunity to use the pool on the first day and it was pleasant, plus there is a nice area with tables / chairs

If you want supplies go to Rosies it’s a great little supermarket.

Do not go to the Voodoo Museum it’s a waste of money, however the Louisiana State Museum was great.

We have stayed at quite a few holiday inns in the US whilst on holidays and have always been happy with the consistent 3 star standard. This hotel was not up to the usual standard and at face value doesn´t really appear to be a holiday inn. Maybe they have just joined the chain as most badging does not reflect the holiday inn brand. The positives were the good location in the french quarter and the size of the rooms. The negatives were the uncomfortable bed and the street noise. We specifically asked for a quiet room but this one couldn´t have been noisier (bearing in mind we were away from Bourbon Street). If you do go here, make sure you don´t get a street facing room. On our last night we both woke up with bites all over us and saw a cockroach in the bathroom.

Service here was not exactly welcoming either, not that this is a big deal for us.

With the range of hotels available in New Orleans, I´m sure you can do better, especially for the fairly high price they charge.

I shared a double bed room with 4 guys at a bachelor party and was quite pleased with the experience. The staff was very friendly, especially when we had to add an extra day. They gave us a very fair AAA rate at the last minute. We lost a cell phone charger and the maid staff was very helpful in finding it (even said they might be able to find a substitute if it didn't turn up).

Our room was very clean, comfortable, colorful, and commodious with a decent view of the outdoor pool in the courtyard. Pool and lobby looked well kept unique, unlike some of your typical Holiday Inns.

With 3 rooms of partying bachelors, we had no problems with management or coming and going. The hotel is just 1 block from Bourbon Street and you can walk to any location in the French Quarter in about 15 minutes. Though we weren't worried about it being quiet, I do believe its far enough away from the bars and restaurants that it should not be a big issue

Just returned from 7 nights at the Holiday Inn Chateau LeMoyne. I am a Gold Prioirty Club member and had to fight for my amenities because I booked through Hotwire. Was never able to upgrade my room. I honestly think that we received the worst room in the house but we made do. The beds were comfortable and it was quiet at night.

The pool area was very nice. We used the pool at least twice a day and had a great time poolside!

The breakfast was overpriced and mediocre, but as children eat free at Holiday Inn, my 9 year old ordered pancakes every day and I had a cup of terribly weak coffee. The restaurant only serves breakfast and room service is only available during breakfast hours.

The hotel has armed security officers. I honestly have never seen this at a hotel before! My son and I didn't go out at night, so I can't say how crazy the hotel became after people came back from the bars.

The rooms didn't get made up until late afternoon. This irritated me at first, until I came to realize that 1 person was responsible for 2 entire floors and the hotel was at 100% occupancy. I tipped her generously the day before we left.

The location was great! All told, this is a solid 3 star hotel and I would return.

Bathrobes, slippers and umbrellas were not available. Front desk staff was rigid and inflexible. When you ask a question, they give you an answer and if you don't like it, that's just too bad.

The day that we left we called the front desk to arrange for a cab ride to the airport and to our delight were transported via Town Car at the same price as a taxi fare.

I do think that this hotel was a good value for the money at $119/night during Jazz Fest. Just remember that you get what you pay for and a 4 star property, this is not.