Alsooo the bar in the hotel is soo cute and great for photos!

Other highlights:
Bourbon O Bar right in the lobby
Centrally located by all the action
Great amenities
Fantastic staff

To Note: You are right off of Bourbon street and there will be noise.

We also spent some time at the Bourbon O Bar which is conveniently attached to the hotel.

Enjoyed the bar and the jazz bands a lot.

The parlor was a separate room that had a couch, a 2nd television, a 4 seat dining table and a bar area.

The hotel is located in a great place and the adjacent bar staff was very nice

Friday night, after enjoying cocktails on the balcony, we ventured out and went to some of our old school “go to’s” like Pat O’Briens Courtyard and the Piano Bar, The Old Absinthe House, and even stepped over to The Carousel Bar.

The room and hotel was very clean and the Bourbon O Bar was connected to the hotel.

After having dinner and wondering around the Quarter, we enjoyed coming back to the hotel bar.

We had a great buffet breakfast and the Sazeracs in the hotel bar were as good or better than any we found in New Orleans.

Having said that, I must rave about the bar staff; the most professionally crafted cocktails I have ever had.

In addition, the bar staff, Andrew, Aimee and Seth were very welcoming which added to the ambience!

Folk Art Gallery, Crawl New Orleans, TOURS by STEVEN, QT Pie Boutique, Spa Atlantis, Spa Atlantis - French Quarter, Our Lady Of Guadalupe Church, Magnolia Candy Kitchen, Windsor Fine Art, Wicked Orleans, Weed World Candies, Traders' Emporium Outlet, Omen: Psychic Parlor and Witchcraft Emporium, Greg's Antiques, Second Line Arts & Antiques Mall, Secondline Arts & Antiques, The Carousel Bar & Lounge, Spa Aria, RideTHISbike, Planet Beach, Ryan's Irish Pub, Palm Court Jazz Cafe, SHOW ME NEW ORLEANS TOURS, Bar Food, NOLA PEDICABS, Museum of Death, Cajun Queen Tours, Need A Ride Pedicabs, Pamela Marquis Studio, St. Louis Cemetery No.

We loved the hotel and the bar and the staff.

Why did the hotel not NOTIFY US that our 2night stay at an “expensive, lovely hotel” was going to be like 2 nights at a construction site???

Downtown where the Hard Rock hotel construction mess is about 15 min walk.

We parked our car with the Valet and were warned it may take 45 minutes (instead of the usual 15) to retrieve it back to the hotel due to construction in the French Quarter.

Oh, and during the day there’s heavy street construction on this side as well.

Note there is sidewalk construction going on on Bourbon in front of the hotel so do not consider paying the extra 100 for a bourbon view balcony until you confirm the construction is over.

Although, the streets around the hotel are under construction.

however when construction is covering the entire street below and work begins at 6AM we were not pleased.

The hotel really needs to be renovated   The bathrooms were not very clean  Construction was being done so there was a poor view outside a lot of jack hammering during day and dust blowing dirt Road was closed front of hotel   Some redecorating and changing outside doors and terrace would help immensly

Except for the road construction works next to hotel entrance, and the drunk young people wondering Bourbon street  where the hotel is located.

Also, Bourbon Street was under major construction.

In addition, construction started at 8 am until quitting time each day.

but your in house reservations did not tell me that there was major construction on bourbon street if i had been told i would have never taken that room ALSO THERE WERE BITING BUGS IN THE BED i have stayed in your hotel three times and have always been happy this trip was very bad and aS IT STANDS RIGHT NOW I WILL NOT COME BACK

Bourbon street construction beyond the hotels control.

The only problem we had was the construction equipment just outside our window every morning starting at 6 am.

but they should have told us the street was under construction.

although there was major construction on the corner of Orleans & Bourbon that I wish I knew about BUT the sounds didn’t bother me too much.

Also, no one bothered to tell me Bourbon Street has been under construction for over two years and the street in front of this hotel is closed.

Current construction on Bourbon street makes the hotel hard to get to right now.

There was a lot of construction downtown during our stay which affected the trolley lines and walking through Bourbon Street

Note: During our stay Parts of bourbon street were under construction outside the hotel which contributed to some complications outside hotel control

We had our room on a higher floor and didn't have any issues with the elevator wait time.

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If you are older or have mobility issues, you may want to keep in mind that the hotel is basically a square with a courtyard in the middle with one set of elevators at one corner by the lobby.

When I asked to be relocated, to something closer to  the elevator I was told that hotel was sold out and all rooms were taken.

Syated on the 6th floor, immediateoly adjacent to the elevator.

Had to use the staff elevator as many others had to do also.

The Bourbon Orleans elevator is located at one end of a somewhat circular layout of rooms so depending on your room location, you may encounter a LONG walk from the elevator to your room.

Due to the location of our room, it was easier and faster to use the staff elevator which isn't much to look at. The hotel staff suggest its use and their signage states "temporarily for guest use."

Seems like the elevators are old and with so many people they were experiencing some problems running at times.

The lobby was emaculate, the elevators were constantly broken, the hallways had fans in them

even though my room was paid prior, food nasty,  elevators not working ,  horrible experience!!

Some upkeep to mattresses and elevator are needed

We requested an interior pool facing room away from stairs and elevators.

We appreciated the security in the hotel as someone is always at the front door later in the evening and you have to use your room key to summon the elevator - not just to access your floor.

There are some signs of wear in the hallway rugs and elevators,

You had to have room keys to get into hotel at night and to use elevators.

But even before we could get our luggage to the proper person to store, they found a room for us, and being right near the staff elevator, we used this for our visit (not fancy,

but the rooms are small and the elevators are very small and there is not enough of them.

Had to walk all the way around every single hallway from elevators every time I wanted to come or go from the room.

Super safe, you have to use your room key to get in elevator.

The one problem I had with my balcony was fixed almost immediately.

They said that we were charged twice and they would fix it.

Oh and hey housekeeping, fix the in-room coffee machine that was missing parts for our stay.

but the indemand still didn't work- we received a call-saying they were working on it-and never heard another word about it- and never was fixed--I didn't like that nothing was done-and there wasn't any follow up at all.

It took hours before they sent maintenance to fix the door, we had just gone to bed when at now 11pm they show up to fix the door.

There was a severe noise in the bathroom that after maintenance could fix, I was moved rooms.

The toilet was about to overflow so the gentleman fixed it with a plunger then proceeded to walk into the carpeted area of the room with the dripping plunger.

Called the front desk when we first arrived to be told they would fix it and yet the toilet refiled a few minutes later the toilet refill. ..

Called the desk 3 times to report with always the promise that it would be fixed.

After two nights having my sleep interrupted, I complained to management, and apparently it was finally fixed.

but after 3 hours I came back and nothing was being fixed.

The worker that fixed the door was extremely hateful and rude as was the maid.

All that said, if these few cleanliness issues were fixed, I would return for another stay, knowing to bring earplugs!

but I’m not sure that can be fixed and it didn’t happen enough to keep me from returning.

but need to fix the thermostat in Room 241.

This is where I stay whenever I come to the French Quarter.

I could hear the sounds of the French Quarter and could see the fun from my balcony!

Location was good for seeing the French Quarter by walking.

The location cannot be beat, perfect landing spot for the French quarter.

Right in the heart of the French Quarter and steps away from Jackson Square and Bourbon street.

It’s extremely convenient to everything in the French Quarter and easy to find.

We couldn't have picked a better location to enjoy exploring the French Quarter.

I recently planned a mini corporate event and I was down to two hotels in the French Quarter.

We also liked the great location for this hotel, only about a block from the St. Louis Cathedral in the heart of the French Quarter.

It is literally in the heart of the French Quarter across from the St. Louis Cathedral and Jackson Square and on the corner of Bourbon St.

The hotel is walking distance from most points of interest in the French Quarter; it's between Jackson Square and Bourbon Street.

Would recommend anyone wanting to visit the French Quarter to stay in New Orleans and take a taxi to the French Quarter.

We were able to find another hotel in the French Quarter

The Bourbon is brilliantly located in the French Quarter - close to the action

If we come again would book a room looking over the courtyard so we can enjoy the French Quarter location,

For me the Bourbon Orleans Hotel is in the best possible place for the French Quarter.

Centrally located in the French Quarter so you're right in the middle of everything.

Bourbon Orleans is located in the midst of the French Quarter, and has the nicest people on staff!

Close to Jackson Square, Cafe du Monde, riverboat cruises, and the fascinating shops on Royal Street, I felt it was ideal for my two night escape traveling alone.

There is a Rouses market around the corner where we can get water, food, snacks, even fresh veggies etc at reasonable price.

From very warm welcomes, grabbing our bags out of the taxi and just good southern hospitality❤️ Check In and Asia H was phenomenal very informative helpful and even suggested very good restaurants.

Both she and Kenny recommended restaurants, and places to see.

From Curtis, our super energetic and friendly valet; Linda at the desk who was very informative, helpful, and had a courteous demeanor; Marquis, who helped my Uber Eats driver get to the lobby (and kept me company with the sweetest stories of his young son); Demond, was an angel that sprinted to get silverware for me that the Uber Eats driver forgot, and all of the other employees who we encountered and had the great pleasure of meeting and making our 10th Anniversary so happy and special to us!

This hotel is also in a prime location and minutes away from shops and restaurants.

Linda at the front desk was a pleasure and helped us get reservations at very popular restaurant as well as book us a gator tour.

You are right in the middle of all the fun, live bands, and great food.

cafe do monde right around the corner and bourbon right there.

You are located between Bourbon & Royal St.  Riverside Walk, Decatur Ave (Cafe Du Monde, Shops, Jackson Square), Canal St, and so much just a are a short walk away.

Enjoyed going to St Patrick’s Day Parade on Decatur, did the Hop on Bus and liked for getting a feel for things, haunted carriage ride was fun, great food in NO.

We had a early flight, we were going to check bags and have lunch.

Love the jazz vibes, creole and Cajun tasty restaurants.

The door crew were fantastic - always smiling and with plenty of tips for places to go and restaurants to try, everyone made us feel very welcome - we loved it!

On this visit I also went to the restaurant (Roux) for the first time.

The common areas were clean and the rooms were perfect.

Location is incredible and pool is beautiful (that’s what you are paying for) The room was clean

rooms very clean and beautiful antique look.

Room was clean, nice sheets, good shower, good AC.

How in the world can a hotel dripping in opulence and rich history and breath-taking beauty and gorgeous architecture and pristine rooms and 1st rate customer service do it without a drop of pretension?

The room was clean, the bed was soft and the staff was super friendly.

The staff are warm and helpful, our small room was clean and tidy and the bed was great.

Your room will be well-appointed and comfortable.

Our room was immaculate, luxurious, and comfortable.

Very clean room and the Hotel bar is very nice.

Room was spotless, bed comfortable and very quiet.

Our room was very clean and quiet since it faced the courtyard with the pool.

You and your staff are why we only stay there.The rooms were immaculate.

That's why rooms have a "Do Not Disturb" feature.

We walked EVERYWHERE because it was so close and never once felt scared or nervous, even after dark, despite some of the reviews with warnings in crime spikes.

Hotel has been stonewalling us in issuing a refund, I've spent hours with Priceline for a refund and it is still ongoing.

Halfway to New Orleans we get a call from someone at the Bourbon Orleans stating they have good news and bad news about our reservation.

We had no "do not disturb" sign and had to ask a few times.

Disappointed in maid service-we had two bottles of empty champagne bottles with dirty glasses that were there the entire duration of our trip- never were removed.

This is just a note of warning and has nothing to do with the hotel's responsibility.

I then got an email stating that we were only booked to stay one extra night not two.

Adding insult to injury, because our street was closed the service trucks (ie; garbage pickup and street cleaning) had to back down from the next block at 4 AM and 6 AM and the associated beep/beep warning was maddening to a light sleeper .

1 warning: balcony rooms are LOUD (street noise) during the night so pack ear plugs. However, the pool is beautiful, the location is incredible(!)

Warning:  If you face Bourbon Street, you will hear late night noise,

We spent a total of four nights in the room with no sign of scary and perhaps just a little "exciting".

While I expected noisy booking a hotel in the center of the action, I didn't expect a balcony door with no real seal on it facing a second story bar blasting club music, it was incredibly loud and could have easily been reduced with proper planning on the door or if not there should be some sort of warning.

Disappointing that hotel staff did not act to remove these guests.

but the rooms facing the street should have an explicit health warning that if you want to sleep on Friday or Saturday you shouldn't take these rooms.

The hotel well maintained (though a few of the older double queen rooms could use a deep carpet cleaning/replacement to remove some lingering older aromas where no smoking was ignored).

It would have been nice to receive notice earlier,

Building old and historically opulent in public spaces, less so in guest rooms which show signs of wear and tear.

Bourbon Orleans Hotel

elevator

construction

sign

restaurant

french-quarter

Everything was enjoyable and conveniently located.

The hotel location is convenient to the interstate.

OVERPRICED FOR WHAT I RECEIVED, MY EXPECTATIONS WERE HIGHER FOR LOCATION AND BEING DOWNTOWN

but I come to this hotel often because I like it and the location is perfect.

It's located on a busy street and in an industrial area.

The hotel is in a great location, it's by everything.

It is in a good location, far enough away from the traffic and crowds and hefty French Quarter hotel prices.

Location was easy to get to and close to the sites in the area without being in the middle of the hustle and bustle.

I chose this property because of its location to the French Quarter, less than 15 minutes to get there.

The location is convenient and clean, staff is super friendly!

I also loved that it was very conveniently located right near the interstate.

awesome helpful staff and drivers
great selection of food and fruits for breakfast everyday
clean and beautiful surrounding at the inn
Close to New Orleans Mall, food stores , bus stop on veteran blvd  that connects you
to train to downtown and french quarter, perfect location for a reasonable price and excellent service

Located in busy area with easy access onto I-10 and the airport.

The pictures of this location are very deceiving.

Great location and value for the price paid.

Thank you, Country Inn, for my first 3 nights in the New Orleans area!

Zombie's Voodoo Shop, Martin Lawrence Galleries, Ole' Orleans Wines and Spirits, Sidewalk Food Tours of New Orleans, Maison Royale, IDA Manheim Antiques, St. Elizabeth's Orphanage Museum, Fleur de Paris, Venueapp, LolaNOLA, Joe Dunn Arts, Davis's Antiques & Jewelry, Sweet Lorraine's Jazz Club, Sutton Galleries, Caliche and Pao Gallery, Bryant Galleries, Strange True Tours, Strange True Tours, Strange True Tours, Paris Parker, Arcadian Books, Bourbon O, Gallery Rinard, Toulouse Royale, The Carousel Bar & Lounge, Spa Aria, Serenity Spa, Orleans Cajun Ornament, G L-f de Villiers, The Revolution, Oretha Castle Haley Boulevard, Peoples Health New Orleans Jazz Market, Henry's Uptown Bar, Antieau Gallery, Goorin Bros, Boutique du Vampyre, Madame Vic's, Meilleur, Fischer Gambino, New Orleans Voodoo Tour with Robi!, MC Romaguera Studio, O'neill Studio Gallery, Rodrigue Studio, Le Monde Creole Tour, Insider's French Quarter, Royal Treasures, Museum of Trade Finance and the Fed, Hemmerling Gallery of Southern Art, Nola Dogs Treats & Boutique, Le Jardin, Erzulie's, French Quarter, French Quarter Photography Workshop & Tour, French Quarter Photo Shoot, French Quarter, French Quarter Jazz Brunch Tour, French Quarter Walking Tour, New Orleans Tour Hub, La Vie New Orleans Private Tours, Royal & St. Ann Kitchen & Spirits, Bourbon French Parfums, M.S.

We would stay here again if cruising out of New Orleans.

If you're looking for a great and clean place to stay in the New Orleans area, this is it.

My wife and I stayed here 3 nights on a recent visit to New Orleans.

Would be a good hotel for a pre/post cruise out of New Orleans.

I paid my hard earned money to enjoy my time down here in New Orleans for my birthday and this honestly ruined it.

We really enjoyed our getaway to New Orleans.

For cruising out of the port of New Orleans, you just CAN'T beat it.

It's our 3rd time and if we cruise out of new Orleans we will stay here again.

Pretty good drive to the tourist areas of New Orleans.

The hotel is close to everything and only 10 minutes from New Orleans.

Will stay again if I come back to visit Metairie or New Orleans.

If I am ever in the New Orleans areas again, I will most definitely consider staying in the same hotel again.

It ended up being a wonderful place to stay and we’ll return next time we’re planning on playing in New Orleans.

We (out here in the Pacific Northwest) hear a lot about "Southern Hospitality" -- We experienced this first hand at the Country Inn & Suites by Radisson in New Orleans.

I had a wonderful stay during my visit to New Orleans.

Calling again,  louder, we heard someone, a woman, barking from within.

Most of the time she is sitting in the breakfast area and talking on her cell phone. I once told her that the coffee was out and her response was a hard, "I know."

Afterexplaining that I received poor information the night before on the phone from the night clerk, I asked

We could also hear our loud neighbors 2 hour phones call through the wall.

When we booked our room over the phone, we had inquired about what time their shuttle to NOLA cruise port leaves the hotel.

When we get airport call hotel they don't have shuttle from airport to hotel.

but booking with hotel for the second stay cost me an extra $30 for the same rooms; also lied about offering cruise port shuttle; (had to call a cab - but that was cheaper than the price quoted by the hotel before they refused to provide shuttle service, so that ended up working out.)

but the minute I said my name the phone hung up.

My only issue was a scam artist calling at 4am trying to get my credit card information along with everyone else in the hotel.

It took a 25 minute phone call to Priceline so they could find me a room and not double charge.

In order to use the shuttle service, you need to call the hotel reception after you arrive the city's airport.

I had to call 2/3 nights I was there and request it be turned off after 9 pm.

I was 75 miles out of the area on the interstate when that same clerk called my cell phone and told me that she needed to charge $76 more dollars to my debit card.

Ended up calling on Friday evening and booking for 2 nights.

We had to call the front desk twice to quiet them down.

There was a blanket in the closet and I think being that we stayed in a double room (2 beds) there should be two blankets, I had to call downstairs for the blanket and after waiting almost two and a half hours no one came.

I tried calling the front desk 3 times and got a busy signal each time.

It also had easy to access plug sockets by the bedside table, useful for your overnight phone charge so you can still sneak a glance at your Facebook during the night, to see if Tracey has uploaded another photo of her dog wearing a sombrero, "like".

Adjacent to I-10, so don't expect to walk to many places, other than Acme Oyster House, which is a fun place with good food and fast service.

The Cafe was excellent, the ladies were very polite and kept smiles on there faces ,I really enjoyed staying their.I enjoyed  talking to Ms.Keisha was very helpful and she is really a nice person.

I took a walk & got some treats to eat in my bedroom.

Close to downtown 12 minutes, to stadium & National WW II Museum,
some good restaurants are close by
no charge for parking your car
there is easy access off and on to Interstate 10
there were cookies when you check-in

Folk Art Gallery, Art In Bloom Gallery and Studio, Ryan's Irish Pub, Queork, Esteli Cigar Shop, Voodoo Makeup Bar, Harry's Corner Bar, Little Bar on Gravier, N.O.

It is close to everything including great restaurants.

All they would give me was one plastic spoon to eat my steak dinner with.

The breakfast each morning was tasty and generous.

Location is nearby Lakeside Mall, Acme Oyster House, Drago's, Chef Ron's Gumbo Stop, Tic Toc Café and a short drive to the Quarter.

but fridge in room had old food left in it rest of room was clean.

Also centrally located to multiple restaurants.

It was also very close walking distance to grocery stores and a variety of places to eat.

The pros: It's easily accessible to all roads going to the city; there's both a Whole Foods and a Trader Joe's nearby; easy, secure parking.

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