Just got finished with a 3 night stay and we had a great time. Close enough to the action and very nice. The recent renovation is very beautiful. Beds are comfortable and showers are hot. Lots of restaurant choices and great amenities. Air on rooms is very noisy though. Overall a good hotel.

We stay here when we are going to an event at the Superdome. Location is good for that venue. Everything else here is negative.

This hotel is too big for the hotel staff to handle day to day operations. Last year we were here for the New Orleans Bowl and they were disorganized. They had just reopened and we gave them the benefit of the doubt. We are back. They are experiencing the exact same issues a year later. They can't handle large crowds or events.

Our room is nice, but very small. We have a view of the Superdome and at 7:30 AM the loud noise started coming from champions Square. Don't plan on sleeping in at this hotel. We thought we'd sleep until 9:00 and take our time going over to the game. Thanks to the noise we were up at 7:00-7:30.

The Internet is very high priced when you consider the price of the hotel. At a premium priced hotel free Internet would be nice. I paid for the premium package so I could stream radio from home. The Internet simply reads BUFFERING.

The parking here is just stupid. If they can't handle the parking they should just tell you not to bring a car. You pay for valet and they park your car on the sidewalk totally unsecured, and you pay "an arm and a leg." You also have a parking lot next door for $28/day but you have no in and out privileges. You park your car and can't move it. That's just stupid.

I think that our next visit to the Superdome will include a stay at another hotel in this area. We have given this hotel multiple chances over one year to get their act together. It's time for us to take our business elsewhere.

Our annual Boys NFL weekend out. We stayed here only one night but the overall service was excellent. The staff was most helpful with tips on where the locals eat well and have fun. The Saints players actually stay here the night before home games and we had a couple of encounters with them in the corridors and on the elevator which added to the experience. The night before and game day atmosphere was very exciting. The ten minute walk to the superdome was more of a parade. Top it off with a Saints blowout of the Bucs and it was a perfect weekend.

The Hyatt Regency New Orleans certainly lives up to the Hyatt reputation for luxury, amenities, and service. The hotel is adjacent to the Superdome in the Central Business District and is about 20 minutes from the airport. The staff was courteous and very helpful in answering questions about the city. The room was modern, the bed was wonderful, the large flat-screen television was appreciated, and I had plenty of space for clothing and belongings. Although the hotel is within walking distance of the French Quarter, those not accustomed to physical activity may prefer taking a cab. It features a full-service convention center that was a superb venue for the conference I attended. Although I dined out each evening, the in-house breakfast and lunch buffet for the conference attendees was very pleasing and always included plenty of options for those seeking to eat healthy. The fitness center is located at the top of the building on the 32nd floor and boasts a panoramic view of the city. The in-house Starbucks was very convenient and the 24-hour market shop offers a variety of fresh and pre-packaged food items; it is also a great place to pick-up high-quality gifts and souvenirs. Be sure to order from Pizza Cosegna during your stay. Located in the Hyatt, they deliver organic pizzas made with handmade dough to your door for about $11! The Hyatt Regency is a great choice when staying in New Orleans and it will be my hotel of choice whenever I'm in the area.