The Bourbon O bar has a great relaxed vibe and delicious cocktails for winding down the night (or just getting started) with live musicians.

The pool looked very inviting last night and the jazz coming from Bourbon O sounded great too.

Bourbon O Bar is a great place to relax and listen to jazz.

On a better note,
the lobby was gorgeous, and the Bourbon O Bar has become my favorite upscale bar in NOLA.

Your local hotel bar (Bourbon O) will have the freshest drinks and the best jazz!

Bourbon O Bar is get for a drink at the beginning and end of night with great signature drinks.

I think my favorite part of the hotel was the Bourbon O bar downstairs.

Excellent location and thoroughly enjoyable the jazz in the bourbon o bar was good, room was great and service impeccable.

Bourbon O bar was SO fun, they had an amazing jazz band playing.

we felt very comfortable having an after-dinner drink at the Bourbon O Bar complete with great entertainment and a short elevator ride to our rooms!

The Bourbon O Bar is a must stop for local cocktail and live Jazz.

Bourbon O bar, on the premises wonderful staff great cocktails, well designed well decorated (Halloween in full swing) Andrew one of the bar staff is informative, very personable and a magician of a bar man.

Bourbon O Bar was a perfect spot to end the night with good drinks and an excellent jazz quartet.

There is great jazz bar too, Bourbon O Bar.

There is also a great bar, The Bourbon O, on the first floor of the hotel.

The staff at The Roux on Orleans, The Bourbon O and The Pelican (all part of the hotel) are outstanding no matter how busy they were.

The hotel also has its own bar, The Bourbon O Bar, with live jazz every night.

The pool is a nice respite from the heat and the Bourbon O bar has great live jazz.

And Dominique the security guard at the Bourbon O bar who was our personal tour guide.

Rooms are nice and well equipped, pool area was clean and the Bourbon O was a nice place to have a drink and listen to some great music and chat.

It is a few steps away from great restaurants, galleries, antique stores, you name it, It is is close by.

The hotel was cozy, smelled lovely, and had a historic touch.

The hotel is nice and can see the historic charm

Between the prime location, the historic beauty of the hotel, and the warmth and attentiveness that each staff member displayed, I strongly recommend staying at the Bourbon Orleans.

Beautiful hotel, perfect location- step in any direction to see the sights in this historic city!

One block off Bourbon St., this fine hotel gives guests the classic NO experience.

Great location with a friendly staff and in a historic building.

Excellent security and so beautiful and historic!

Lovely historic hotel - enjoyed our stay (first time  in New Orleans).

This hotel is located within walking distance of all of the fabulous restaurants, art, galleries, and antique shops.

The hotel is also beautiful and has a classic New Orleans feel.

This is a beautiful historic hotel and just as you see it is in the middle of the action.

Beautiful pool area and all around good vibes are centered around this beautiful historical building.

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.

but in appreciation for historical presence whom can play charming neighbor to both Voodoo Queen and St Louis Cathedral.

This historic French Quarter hotel is not only beautiful

Every single person, no matter their position, was friendly, polite, helpful and always had a smile.

The staff is friendly, the rooms are clean, and you cannot beat the location, situated behind the Cathedral and between Royal and Bourbon.

The staff is super friendly and the rooms / amenities.

The hotel was beautiful, rooms were amazing (go for the Grande 2 Queen, a suite for a reasonable price), staff were friendly.

Great time and the hotel staff was very friendly and attentive!

The staff were very friendly and helpful even took us on a tour of the ballroom and told us the history of the hotel!

The staff is extremely friendly and accommodating.

The hotel is beautiful and staff very friendly.

The folks working at the entrance of the hotel were so friendly and welcoming as well.

The staff was friendly and so helpful with directions and restaurant recommendations.

The staff was super friendly and helpful!

The history, luxury finishes, high ceilings, and friendly staff made our experience delightful!

The location is great, hotel is lovely, staff was attentive and friendly, guest room was spacious, comfortable and inviting.

Very friendly and helpful staff, made our visit pleasant.

The room was great (bar a noisy fridge on the last night) and the staff were extremely helpful & super friendly.

The music in the bar is incredible as was my breakfast at Roux.

When we asked her about the haunted history, she took us on a tour of the ballroom and showed us pictures of previous sightings,
One feature of the hotel that was a huge bonus was the large bar where they have amazing jazz bands playing nightly til midnight.

The Bourbon O Bar has really upped the live music offerings since our last visit, with music every night, and some great bands.

There is a nice bar right at the hotel that you can sit, have a drink and listen to Jazz.

The live music in the bar area was also a huge plus.

Recommend going to a play at the Petite Theatre, and a jazz session at Preservation Hall.

Don't miss out of the hidden hotel bar tucked away with outstanding jazz!

And if you know New Orleans and the quality of the live music in the French Quarter, you know how impressive that is.

Everything was very comfortable, I have to say that the music in the bar/ lounge was top notch and I wish I could spend a few more nights.

Good jazz every evening in the hotel Bourbon O Bar.

but, we only visited the on site jazz bar, which was great.

Places we went while there were Ruby Slipper cafe for breakfast, Willies Chicken for a quick bite, Tropical Isle for Hand Grenades, Pat Obriens for Hurricanes,  The Italian Barrell for a nice Italian dinner, Hunkomania for the men of course, Cafe Fleur De Lis for breakfast, Cafe Dumonde for beignets, The Aquarium for a nice day date , the Blue Nile for live music, the 30/90 club to dance ,  Bourbon Heat to dance , Saints and Sinners to throw beads off the balcony, The Country Club for a drag brunch,  Flamingo a Go Go for dinner

It’s centrally located - open your balcony and hear jazz playing and few the vibrance.

New Orleans comes with a deep, complicated history, wonderful music on nearly every block in the Quarter, enchanting architecture, a great sculpture garden, heavenly food—and coffee!

The breakfast was delicious, and the Bourbon O bar has some of the best live music in town!

The music was every night until 11:30–12:00 midnight.

Second time here for the Jazz and Blues festival!

Our bellman David was exceptionally helpful with arranging our transportation to and from Jazz Fest.

Some of the basic rooms are very small so pay attention to what room you are reserving.

The rooms were a little on the small side

Our room was little small and faced a wall

but our room was small and had an alley view.

Our queen room was very tiny, old school NYC tiny.

We have stayed in other hotels like the Omni on Royal and Maison Dupuy and their rooms are small.

The rooms are small, with the cheapest coffee maker (it just boils water, so you have to use instant coffee or bags).

Room was tiny, no soap, shampoo dispenser was empty, no power outlets.

Basic room is small, some with no view except brick wall so ask if that’s important to you.

We took our trash out to find the gentlemen cleaning out empty room since we also only have two small trash cans.

Rooms very small and beds were a real problem.

The room was small and smelt mildly of mold, and the windows can't be opened.

Light bulbs burned out, empty kleenex dispenser, one out of two bottles of complimentary water had the seal already broken.

but actual peeling and shoddy fixes have contributed to a less than impressive musty look.

I’m hoping the renovations improve the quality as this was one of the worst hotel experiences I have ever had, including light fixtures with compact fluorescent bulbs that swivel and can burn you, and marble table tops, that aren’t attached to the stands.

Our mini-fridge CAUGHT ON FIRE and was smoking when we woke up one morning.

First room we were given was disgusting- there were visible fresh “bodily fluids” on the sheets and comforter - Immediately asked to be moved and upgraded - AC never worked in our replacement room.

Some strange people stay in the hotel( with suspicious hygiene as well);  try to use their own music at the pool, smoke, dive in the pool.

3 star hotel at best; the whole place smells a bit damp.

You can see it has all these small accents in the rooms like the crown molding and shutter windows.

It was so stale as to be completely inedible.

but not when it makes the hotel a production room, filthy, messy, noisy and again-the hotel does not acknowledge it.

The not so great:-

- the rooms had an unpleasant smell our entire stay
- the price of breakfast was ridiculous - consequently I never saw anyone in there!

I am still washing clothes to get the smell out “your guess”.

They painted the hall while we were there and the fumes were quite strong, we were not notified of when they would be painting.

This city and everything about it is way overrated, it's rundown, filthy, crowded with a horrid decomposing smell that is nauseating.

Be sure to stop and talk with the staff, you will be glad you did.

Asia and her entire staff are so welcoming and accommodating.

The staff was super attentive and kind while staying here.

It was an excellent location and the staff was very helpful with everything.

Group of 7 ladies visiting and we loved the location.

Jacci was very helpful and a delight to talk to.

It seemed like that was the goal of every employee there.

The thing that made the difference for us was the staff.

The staff were fantastic and very professional as well as the rooms were clean and beautiful.

Location, amenities, & staff were great, as was the bar, 

Staff was always very helpful and prompt.

The staff are all nice and helpful, and the rooms are great!

He was working the front desk and I saw him most of the days I was there.

Bourbon Orleans Hotel

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This hotel is beautiful, historic, centrally located and spotlessly clean.

Given the choice, and, the opportunity, I always choose to stay at "historic" Hotels, and, being family owned, this one is even more special!

Hotel is a historic treat in itself in a community where most of the large hotels have all the historic charm of a Super 8.

Nestled in the heart of New Orleans, this historic gem offers an experience.

The hotel itself is a fabulous historic hotel in the midst of the French Quarter-easy walking distance to many clubs, restaurants, museums and other attractions.

Beautiful, historic location--close and easy walks to Rue de Bourbon, Conti, great food and restaurants both within the restaurant and nearby.

Although historic and lovely, the hotel is a tourist attraction.

The hotel is a historic building with many retained features.

Beautiful historical hotel, walking distance to many sights and events.

It’s moments away by foot from raucous Bourbon Street (2 minutes), historic Preservation Hall (6 minutes), Jackson Square (7 minutes), the steamboat dock on the Mississippi (8 mins) and no more than 20 minutes walk to the wonderful Frenchmen Street in the bohemian Faubourg-Marigny district.

With family in New Orleans, I have visited the historic French Quarter hotel since the 1990s.

Beautiful hotel with historic ambiance at the heart of french quarter.

The interior of the hotel was amazing and historic.

Hotel Monteleone is a classic hotel, and a fantastic place to stay.

This is an iconic, beautiful, classic New Orleans hotel that is well worth visiting!

The restaurant is really classy, with great prices for just good food.

Given the choice, I would always opt for a historic hotel like this over a brand new high-rise, as it offers a unique and memorable experience.

Amazing stay at a beautiful historic hotel in the French Quarter!

It is also a great location - in the French quarter a stone's throw from Bourbon street (though the hotel's sedate location in Royal St with its galleries and antiques shops in stark contrast to the rowdiness of Bourbon), Jackson Sq and Canal Street (where you easily catch the streetcar to The Garden District).

The staff is all friendly, especially the doormen.

He was SO knowledgeable and attentive and friendly.

The staff is incredibly friendly and rightfully proud of their hotel.

All staff were professional and friendly.

Kathy and Hector were so friendly and welcoming, their service was great.

Earl is the pool operator and incredibly friendly and knowledgeable.

He was friendly, polite, and made the night extra special.

All of the hotel staff was friendly, attentive and helpful.

They provided top-notch service with a friendly attitude.

Overall this “grande dame” hotel has a lovely, friendly feel to it.

All staff we encountered were friendly and helpful.

The rooftop pool has incredibly friendly staff.

Incredibly friendly lady named Kathy served me in the restaurant bright and early at 6:30am.

Service was outstanding and they were both very friendly and conversational.

The rooftop pool has incredibly friendly staff, Earl was kind enough to show us around and gave us some great recommendations for music and food.

I was checked in by Chris at the front desk and we bonded over our love of Disney, he was friendly and accommodating.

Friendly staffs felt a very warm welcome by reception agent Arhaan.

All other staffs were so friendly and helpful.

Wonderful stay and a special shout out to Earl, Kihya and Alberto for the incredible service at the spectacular rooftop pool and bar.

Rooftop pool provided a nice retreat in the afternoons.

The roof top pool is  a nice feature when clean.

We spent a lot of time at the rooftop pool, primarily because we had such great service from these fine gentleman.

One afternoon I went up to the rooftop pool bar for a drink and to enjoy the view.

Also a rooftop pool that has amazing views.

Everyone from Mr. Nolan at check-in to our couple’s massage with Bridget (and her partner) in Spa Aria complete with champagne & our rendezvous on the gorgeous roof top pool tended by Earl & delicious pineapple drink at the poolside Acqua Bella bar…it was perfect!

The rooftop pool is fabulous and gives a great view of the city.

We went to the rooftop pool and got some drinks at the bar.

Rooftop pool was cute with a nice little bar.

The rooftop pool was pretty nice for some relaxing.

Everyone was fantastic, from wonderful restaurant recommendations from Anita at concierge to the amazing roof top pool!

but my first time going to the rooftop pool.

There are lots of shops within walking distance, with Walgreens on the next block and Cafe Beignet just down Royal Street.

The hotel is located on Royal Street, which has beautiful antique stores.

We traveled from Los Angeles Ca, and we arrived at Hotel Monteleon on Royal Street.

This is a beautiful hotel located conveniently located on Royal Street in the French Quarter.

Royal street by comparison is really classy, antique shops rather than third-world bars.

The staff is friendly and helpful and the property is located on Royal Street in the middle of everything in the French Quarter

Location: It's located in the heart of the French Quarter on Royal Street just steps away from some of the best restaurants in town.

Location is amazing on Royal Street in the French Quarter.

.enjoyed staying on Royal Street and would definitely stay at Hotel Monteleone!

The shopping options on Royal street are classy.

The hotel dates back to 1886 when a Sicilian cobbler, Antonio Monteleone, decided to follow a new line of business and bought a small hotel on Royal Street.

This is a lovely Hotel, set on the quieter side of Royal Street.

The historic hotel is perfectly situated on Royal Street, the most beautiful street in the FQ .

The hotel enjoyes a superb location on Royal Street.

Royal street has all of the restaurants so my friends and I walked Everywhere (bachelorette party).

Our room overlooked Royal street and until midnight (the one night that we took it easy) the noise from outside was very obvious and it kicked off again around 6am when traffic noise came into the room.

Best location on Royal street in the French Quarter.

Had a corner suite overlooking Royal Street.

As others have said, bathrooms are small and there is very limited counter space.

but small bathrooms and limited wardrobe space.

although the bathroom is just a bit small.

The bathrooms are quite small so if you want room to spread out your makeup, this hotel is not the place.

Room and bathroom in particular is quite small.

The room was pretty standard and bathroom was too small.

Rooms were small and bathrooms very small.

The only thing my husband didn't like was the very small bathroom.

Like most older hotels, the rooms are small and the bathrooms even smaller.

The rooms are small and bathrooms are one of the worst that we have seen in any hotel of this category.

Rooms were very small  The toilet was like an public restroom.

1) Priced Way to high for room 
2) Disappointed in the room having several things not working 
3) bathroom to small 
4) plugs not working

Yes, the rooms can be small because it's a historic hotel,

The carousel 🎠 bar is beautiful and the rooms are small,

The traditional rooms are tiny and they're not all created equal.

The rooms are small and expensive over the holidays

The room was small and we couldn't walk past the bed at the same time because there was barely enough space for one person to walk.

Unfortunately the rooms are very small, to the point there was no room in the bathroom to place a toiletry kit.

Room is small with dinky bathroom and hardly any counter space.

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