New Orleans Hotels in Treme

Pros: -Friendly staff -Delicious breakfast -Take a trip back in time. Fascinating history involving the house, especially if you enjoy art. Take the tour!!!

Pros: The staff were so helpful and amazing and we loved that is was next to the French Quarter but nice and quiet. Very pretty historic inside and out. We loved it and would return!

Cons: The runner on the stairs needed vacuuming and the breakfast are floor needed a good sweeping but our room was clean.

Pros: Everything

Cons: Nothing

Pros: The location is great, walking distance to everything in the French Quarter. The rooms are older, but like the perfect hostel. It has everything one needs to have in a hotel room in a place like NOLA. A bed, a bathroom. The staff was perfect and kind. We got a new TV in our room as an upgrade. If you read the other reviews it is obvious those people are used to spending too much for "classy" hotels. The Empress was the best hotel we have stayed in. The water in the shower was HOT, great water pressure, clean just old. I LOVE the Empress Hotel and will definitely be staying there again for sure.

Cons: The bed was a little uncomfortable, but there is absolutely nothing else I did not like.

Cons: The mattress was covered in plastic bags? Wtf?

Pros: NOTHING! It's the worst imaginable Roach motel.

Cons: The second day we were there the tub would not drain and the hole in the ceiling leaked water every time we took a shower. We notified the staff that morning of the issues. When we returned that same evening nothing was done and the floor was completely flooded. We went back to complain and we were promptly helped. The same staff member I originally notified tried to revoke my deposit when I went to ask about coffee in my socks. I would not walk around the room barefooted. The floor was so dirty. The remote for the TV didn't work. I could go on and on.

Pros: We stayed at The Empress for Mardi Gras. The redeeming thing about it is its location. Walking distance to everything in the French Quarter. This place is undeniably cheap given this fact, so just be sure to plan a lot of activities that keep you out of it. This place should definitely advertise more as a hostel instead of a hotel.

Cons: Rooms are literally a bed with a toilet nearby. The only small window is high off the ground in a random spot in the room. There is no central ventilation (common in old Nola houses though), so you may need to frequently adjust the window AC unit or the space heater you're provided. The tub flooded as we showered so we started each day knee-high in water. The mattress was plastic covered, which is understandable given where we were, but there were stains and cigarette burns on the linens. At the end of your stay, there will be a walk through to get your $10 deposit back and to make sure you did not steal any of the sandpapery towels. Oh, and don't expect any privacy as the walls are literally paper thin. And be warned that another practice here is that you'll need to leave the key at the front desk every time you leave. Not bad, just odd.

Pros: Walked to Amtrak station. Staff was friendly. Morning coffee was delicious. It was a bed, tv, shower-all I really needed.

Cons: Please put some $$$ into it. Bathroom floor has fixed up piece that sank when you got in shower. Power outage in area, but that wasn't hotel's fault. They should def revise hotel into a hostel as fellow guest suggest. Should have been cheaper.

Pros: I was in New Orleans and had running water and a roof over my head.

Cons: Beds, bathrooms, and rooms were appalling, had to buy my own sheets, towels, and shower mat to make quarters livable. Location wasn't in the best neighborhood but not far from downtown.

Pros: keep your expectations low and it's not that bad...