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A little ways off from Canal Street, but quiet and clean. Very close to the Convention Center. Staff was helpful and will stay there again for our next work trip. It was nice to get away from the hustle and bustle of Bourbon Street and...More
Newly renovated hotel near the convention center has very nice rooms with a sink, microwave, and small refrigerator. Nice heated pool and a great, buffet-style continental breakfast. Very friendly staff!
We were a family of 4 adults and 5 children and stayed for one night in the hotel. We occupied two suites, each large and very comfortable for 2 adults and 3 children. Two great king size beds, one wide sofa, ample hanging and drawer...More
Everything was clean and modern. The bed was extremely comfortable, and the staff was helpful. Decent workout room, but it's split in two rooms: cardio on the right side of the hall, weights on the left. It's a quick Lyft to the French Quarter and...More
My first stay at Springhill Suites/Convention Center was four years ago when I attended an ILA convention. Updates were made to the hotel since then, and I almost didn't recognize it when I checked in. The hotel staff was hospitable and thanks to being a...More
Once a thriving industrial zone, today this district is home to a buzzing arts scene with an amazing assortment of galleries, boutiques, and studios having moved in and set up shop throughout the disused warehouses for which the area is so well known. Much of the art you'll come across here is local in scope, ownership and inspiration. However, among the many old brick warehouses are modern structures of steel and
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glass housing large-scale cultural institutions of national prominence such as the National World War II Museum, the Contemporary Arts Center, and the Ogden Museum of Southern Art. Just as eye catching as what’s on view inside the galleries and museums is the chance to see your ship come in at the Julia Street Cruise Terminal, which serves as a wistful reminder of the city’s historic maritime prominence.
Response from Christopher C | Reviewed this property |
Yes. In fact, I had to request this setup for my trip.
The best way to do this is to book a room with two beds and the other room with one bed. Call the hotel and request interconnecting rooms. Call morning of your... More
Yes. In fact, I had to request this setup for my trip.
The best way to do this is to book a room with two beds and the other room with one bed. Call the hotel and request interconnecting rooms. Call morning of your check-in date to remind them.
