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Check-in: 1600
Check-out: 1100
Local currency: USD
For distinctive boutique hotels, New Orleans offers the historic Holiday Inn French Quarter-Chateau Lemoyne. At this New Orleans hotel, immerse yourself in the nostalgia of a bygone era, just steps from Bourbon Street. Radiating quaint, New Orleans-style charm, this French Quarter hotel features a beautiful, secluded setting and historic architecture with modern amenities for your getaway. Pamper yourself with classically-decorated accommodations and thoughtful amenities including room service, complimentary high-speed Internet access and pay-per-view games and movies. Some rooms even offer windows or balconies with picturesque views of the French Quarter.Guests of New Orleans French Quarter hotels will not have to walk far to discover antique shops, art galleries and charming restaurants. A quick drive away, you can cheer on the New Orleans Saints at the Louisiana Superdome and take in some culture at New Orleans Fairgrounds race track, home of The New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival. After exploring the vibrant area, return to our boutique hotel to unwind as you lounge in the lovely courtyard tucked amid a dazzling collection of lush plants, flowers and incredible artwork. With a coveted locale near the Central Business District, Holiday Inn French Quarter-Chateau Lemoyne offers the best of both worlds among hotels in New Orleans. Experience the charm of the city's storied past combined with the luxury of present-day conveniences. This hotel is committed to providing accessible facilities under the American Disabilities Act. If your accessibility needs are not met, please contact the Hotel Manager on Duty. Should you require additional information regarding accessible facilities for guests with disabilities, please call 1-800-Holiday (U.S. and Canada) or contact the hotel directly. For the hearing impaired, TDD service is available at 1-800-238-5544 within the U.S. and Canada.
Check-in: 1600
Check-out: 1100
Local currency: USD
The amenities and/or facilities may not be located at this hotel, but within a reasonable distance and additional charges may apply for use. All information has been provided by this hotel.
Overall score
3.8 out of 5
(149 reviews)
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Hotel address: 301 RUE DAUPHINE-FRENCH QUARTER, New Orleans, LA 70112
NEW ORLEANS,DOWNTOWN
Only 7M to NEW airport!
301 RUE DAUPHINE, NEW ORLEANS, LA, 70112, US
Overall score
3.8 out of 5
(149 reviews)
Reviews and scores for each hotel are collected from customers who purchased a stay at that hotel.
Reviewers are asked to rate a variety of hotel attributes on a scale of 1 to 5. The highest possible score is "5," meaning the user was "very satisfied," while "1" is the lowest, meaning the user was "very dissatisfied."
The "overall score" is an average of all reviewer scores submitted for a hotel.
Score
3 out of 5
Comfortable and pleasant
Retiree Nov 24, 2009
For a French Quarter hotel, it was remarkably quiet, except for the usual 3-am brief returning noises. Nice TV. No in-house ... room service, but various sources of food for delivery. Staff pleasant and helpful. Charge for local phone calls seemed unnecessary. Really good mattress.
Traveler type: Single
New Orleans is like no other place, and it's still struggling, bravely. Go spend money there,and don't skimp on the tips.
Score
3 out of 5
OK hotel, great location
isuzudave Nov 24, 2009
My wife and I were in town one night for a friend's 40th birthday party in the French Quarter. We checked in about 4 pm. We ... had to circle the hotel about 4 times until the valet moved some cars and made room for another car to pull in. There was only one valet on duty. There did not seem to be anyone available to help with bags. There was one person working the front desk and about four people in front of us in line. It took about 30 minutes for us to get keys to our room. There was a lady "working" at the concierge desk. She was texting on her phone the entire time we waited. Not sure if she could have helped with front desk duties or not, but it was unprofessional to be texting in front of hotel guests. We got room 446. I mention the room number so you can avoid it. The room was clean and a nice size. The bathroom was very small. Even the toilet was small. The grout and caulking in the tube had mildew. The spout for the tub was attached to a pipe that was sticking out about at 1½ inches from a square hole cut in the tile. The flange for the drain in the tub was black and very corroded. Above the shower head, on the ceiling, there was a rusted metal access panel with peeling paint. While taking a shower water would come streaming out of this access panel onto your head. The bathroom just left me with a gross feeling. We could hear a constant noise coming from outside our window. It sounded like a gas generator. It was not very loud, just always there in the background. We checked out around 10 am. The person who checked us out never asked how our stay was. I guess they know better. The valet parking cost about $30. Before we checked out we called down to have our car pulled around by the valet. It was nowhere in sight when we stepped outside (about 15 minutes after we called). We decided to walk around a bit and get some breakfast. The parking lot for the hotel is right across the street. As we walked past the lot I saw my car. I did not have the keys, but it has a keypad on the handle to unlock it. I put our luggage in the car and we went to breakfast. After breakfast our car was still in the parking lot. There was still only one valet. He seemed very busy. I gave him five dollars and asked for my keys. I told him I could get my own car. He was okay with that and away we went. The location of the hotel is great if you want to stay in the French Quarter. It is one block off Bourbon Street. I don't see how you could get any sleep if you were staying on Bourbon Street. Our friends birthday party was at the Royal Sonesta Hotel. It was just around the corner from us on Bourbon Street. It seemed like a very nice hotel, but it would have cost us about twice as much. I would stay here again if I could get a great deal on a room. We only stayed for one night, and that is about all I could have taken with that room. If we needed to stay longer I would have tried to get a nicer room, or changed hotels.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
3 out of 5
Nice place to stay
Rae Nov 23, 2009
Went away for the weekend to celebrate our one-year anniversary. The hotel was better than expected for the price. We had a ... great time and were able to walk to all the local spots (dining, entertainment, attractions).
Traveler type: Couples
This is the closest you can get to Bourbon Street without being in a noisy location. The hotel was clean, quiet and a very short walk to everything.
Reviews represent the opinions of Orbitz customers, not of Orbitz or its staff.
New Orleans is like no other place, and it's still struggling, bravely. Go spend money there,and don't skimp on the tips.
--Retiree, Connecticut Nov 24, 2009
This is the closest you can get to Bourbon Street without being in a noisy location. The hotel was clean, quiet and a very short walk to everything.
--Rae, New York, NY Nov 23, 2009
Oysters on the half shell are a must at Acme !
--New Orleans Lover, San Jose, CA Nov 18, 2009
Overall score
3.8 out of 5
(149 reviews)
Reviews and scores for each hotel are collected from customers who purchased a stay at that hotel.
Reviewers are asked to rate a variety of hotel attributes on a scale of 1 to 5. The highest possible score is "5," meaning the user was "very satisfied," while "1" is the lowest, meaning the user was "very dissatisfied."
The "overall score" is an average of all reviewer scores submitted for a hotel.
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Score
3 out of 5
Comfortable and pleasant
Retiree Nov 24, 2009
For a French Quarter hotel, it was remarkably quiet, except for the usual 3-am brief returning noises. Nice TV. No in-house ... room service, but various sources of food for delivery. Staff pleasant and helpful. Charge for local phone calls seemed unnecessary. Really good mattress.
Traveler type: Single
New Orleans is like no other place, and it's still struggling, bravely. Go spend money there,and don't skimp on the tips.
Score
3 out of 5
OK hotel, great location
isuzudave Nov 24, 2009
My wife and I were in town one night for a friend's 40th birthday party in the French Quarter. We checked in about 4 pm. We ... had to circle the hotel about 4 times until the valet moved some cars and made room for another car to pull in. There was only one valet on duty. There did not seem to be anyone available to help with bags. There was one person working the front desk and about four people in front of us in line. It took about 30 minutes for us to get keys to our room. There was a lady "working" at the concierge desk. She was texting on her phone the entire time we waited. Not sure if she could have helped with front desk duties or not, but it was unprofessional to be texting in front of hotel guests. We got room 446. I mention the room number so you can avoid it. The room was clean and a nice size. The bathroom was very small. Even the toilet was small. The grout and caulking in the tube had mildew. The spout for the tub was attached to a pipe that was sticking out about at 1½ inches from a square hole cut in the tile. The flange for the drain in the tub was black and very corroded. Above the shower head, on the ceiling, there was a rusted metal access panel with peeling paint. While taking a shower water would come streaming out of this access panel onto your head. The bathroom just left me with a gross feeling. We could hear a constant noise coming from outside our window. It sounded like a gas generator. It was not very loud, just always there in the background. We checked out around 10 am. The person who checked us out never asked how our stay was. I guess they know better. The valet parking cost about $30. Before we checked out we called down to have our car pulled around by the valet. It was nowhere in sight when we stepped outside (about 15 minutes after we called). We decided to walk around a bit and get some breakfast. The parking lot for the hotel is right across the street. As we walked past the lot I saw my car. I did not have the keys, but it has a keypad on the handle to unlock it. I put our luggage in the car and we went to breakfast. After breakfast our car was still in the parking lot. There was still only one valet. He seemed very busy. I gave him five dollars and asked for my keys. I told him I could get my own car. He was okay with that and away we went. The location of the hotel is great if you want to stay in the French Quarter. It is one block off Bourbon Street. I don't see how you could get any sleep if you were staying on Bourbon Street. Our friends birthday party was at the Royal Sonesta Hotel. It was just around the corner from us on Bourbon Street. It seemed like a very nice hotel, but it would have cost us about twice as much. I would stay here again if I could get a great deal on a room. We only stayed for one night, and that is about all I could have taken with that room. If we needed to stay longer I would have tried to get a nicer room, or changed hotels.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
3 out of 5
Nice place to stay
Rae Nov 23, 2009
Went away for the weekend to celebrate our one-year anniversary. The hotel was better than expected for the price. We had a ... great time and were able to walk to all the local spots (dining, entertainment, attractions).
Traveler type: Couples
This is the closest you can get to Bourbon Street without being in a noisy location. The hotel was clean, quiet and a very short walk to everything.
Score
4 out of 5
Would not hesitate to stay here again !
New Orleans Lover Nov 18, 2009
We had 2 couples and 1 single (total 3 rooms) and each person said they were happy with our hotel and would not hesitate to ... return. We were within walking distance to everywhere we planned to go. Ate at Acme Oyster, Mothers, Pat O'Brien's , Central Grocery, Brigstens (Garden District by taxi)then shopped and drank everywhere! Highly recommend Funky Pirate and Big Al Carson for entertainment.
Traveler type: Family
Oysters on the half shell are a must at Acme !
Score
5 out of 5
Best trip ever
partyallnight Nov 17, 2009
very knowledeable about the area. Treated us like we were really their guest ...
Traveler type: Friends
Score
4 out of 5
Great Location!
MBH Nov 17, 2009
Excellent location to Bourbon St w/out being right on top of it. Canal is 3 blocks away too. No restaurant/bar onsite which ... would be nice but others are a short walk. They brought a minifridge to our room, but I never got my requested pillow. Otherwise staff was friendly & place was clean.
Traveler type: Friends
Score
4 out of 5
French Quarter Chateau Lemoyne
Jan Nov 12, 2009
We found the location to be excellent. We had a car and the parking was very expensive. Would be excellent for people without ... a car. The rooms were comfortable and quiet. There were, however, a few things in the room that needed attention. Despite being close to Bourbon Street the hotel was quiet.The staff was friendly and efficient.
Traveler type: Couples
We had many excellent meals. Stay off the main streets and the prices go down and the quality remains consistent.
Score
4 out of 5
Location, Location, Location
LadyKalona Nov 11, 2009
Staff courteous/helpful. Quiet location, steps from Bourbon St. Can walk to everything in the French Quarter. Great ... seafood at Deenies, a block away. Would definitely stay here again.
Traveler type: Couples
Don't miss Preservation Hall on St. Peter St. or the dueling pianos next door in Pat O'Brien's.
Score
3 out of 5
Average place- great location
africansage Nov 9, 2009
This hotel was a block from Bourbon St which is great if that is what you want to do. Not so great if you don' want to hear ... the street noise all day & all night. Ear plugs were a MUST HAVE for our room- which was street side. Bathroom was postage stamp small, only fit one person at a time. But the ceilings were high, bed comfortable, affordable.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Great staff, but skip the balcony rooms
Belinda Nov 8, 2009
I booked the hotel because of its wonderful location in the French Quarter. I was taking my 17 year old to visit Tulane U ... and wanted her to get the true flavor of New Orleans. The only complaint is that I paid a little extra for a "balcony" room. Once opened, the french balcony doors would not close! The balcony is shared by other rooms, so anyone could have broken in had I not stood on a chair and forced the top lock to engage. Also, garbage trucks run in the middle of the night. Get a room overlooking the stunning atrium. It'll be quieter. I know, I should have changed rooms, but it was after midnight when we checked in....It was a wonderful trip, however, and I would stay there again.
Traveler type: Family
Do not rent a car! The hotel isn't far from the airport and the hotel only offers valet parking at $30 a night. United Cab is the best company. The trolley isn't far and you can take it to the garden district and who knows where else-for $1.25!
Score
4 out of 5
Small friendly inexpensive hotel.
Giles Nov 6, 2009
Great hotel for a modest person or family with limited budget. Near most everything in N.O. and guests can walk to most sites ... of interest. New Orleans is very easy to get around in without a car. This hotel is a few blocks from everything in French Quarter and streets are vey safe day or night.
Traveler type: Couples
So manny great places to eat so close, have to try them all, never a bad meal.
Score
4 out of 5
An enjoyable european style hotel
Mr. Ree Nov 3, 2009
The hotel provided a nice blend for my business and social matters. ...
Traveler type: Business
Take the Louisianna State Museum walking tour of the French Quarter.
Score
2 out of 5
Okay, but...
katlady Nov 2, 2009
Really great location. Rooms were okay, but need to be updated and cleaned. The carpet is ratty, cracks in tiles, door. Fine ... if you aren't picky; we wanted something a little nicer for the money.
Traveler type: Couples
Bourbon street is a block away, so it's great to walk to and also go to get away from the noise. Deja vu is across the street and decent to get food if you don't mind the obscene wait.
Score
2 out of 5
Fr Qtr Holiday Inn Not Very Chateau-like
Frugal With Standards Nov 2, 2009
I've stayed in much better hotels for the price; even though it's near the French Quarter, it's just a pricey, gussied-up ... motel. Also, the valet destroyed & lost part of my key chain, but instead of telling me, he simply jury-rigged it; I figured it out when it came apart in my hands after leaving downtown.
Traveler type: Single
Score
4 out of 5
good value
kathy Oct 31, 2009
Excellent location one block from Bourbon St, but still quiet at night. Good value, large clean room, friendly staff. ... Limitted restaurant services, but an easy walk to plenty of great places to eat. Would definately stay again.
Traveler type: Single
Score
4 out of 5
Great hotel
batchelor party dude Oct 29, 2009
We stayed at hotel for a batchelor party, the location couldn't of been better. Parking is a little steep but its all valet. ... Friendly staff and got great food recommendations from them. Beautiful hotel although didn't check out many amenities. Would recommend!
Traveler type: Friends
Everything is within short walk: Casino, bourbon street, the whole french quarter. Yet quite enough to get some sleep.
Score
4 out of 5
Great getaway!!
Robert & Cindy Oct 23, 2009
This was a 3 star hotel with 5 STAR service!!! We did not spend much time there but when we were there the staff made us feel ... right at home. Although everybody was great to us the best part of staying there was meeting Barry! Every morning he started our day out GREAT with his cheerfullness and hospitality!
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Great Stay!
Louisiana Saturday Night Oct 13, 2009
The hotel was clean, staff was friendly, very close to all the attractions in the French Quarter. ...
Traveler type: Friends
The Sugar Shack, two blocks from the hotel, great seafood!
Score
4 out of 5
excellent
MAPP Oct 12, 2009
I have never been to new orleans. the hotel was very nice. the location was great, because we did not have to drive while we ... were down there.
Traveler type: Friends
EXCELLENT
Score
4 out of 5
Great Location to the French Quarter
Aunt Kern Oct 4, 2009
Great location to access the French Quarter. Within walking distance of restaurants and shops. Felt pretty safe in ... location. PROBLEM: The toilet overflowed whenever flushed as soon as we arrived. Became necessary to use our family's toilet in the next room -- had to keep towels around base of toilet to keep water out of middle of floor. We requested an adjoining room with family members, but were given two rooms next to each other (possibly didn't have adjoining rooms).
Traveler type: Family
Offered valet parking $29.00 for 24 hours, but chose to walk short distance down the street and leave our car in parking garage for $24.00 for same amount of time.
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New Orleans is like no other place, and it's still struggling, bravely. Go spend money there,and don't skimp on the tips.
--Retiree, Connecticut Nov 24, 2009
This is the closest you can get to Bourbon Street without being in a noisy location. The hotel was clean, quiet and a very short walk to everything.
--Rae, New York, NY Nov 23, 2009
Oysters on the half shell are a must at Acme !
--New Orleans Lover, San Jose, CA Nov 18, 2009
We had many excellent meals. Stay off the main streets and the prices go down and the quality remains consistent.
--Jan, Washington State Nov 12, 2009
Don't miss Preservation Hall on St. Peter St. or the dueling pianos next door in Pat O'Brien's.
--LadyKalona, Fallon, NV Nov 11, 2009
Do not rent a car! The hotel isn't far from the airport and the hotel only offers valet parking at $30 a night. United Cab is the best company. The trolley isn't far and you can take it to the garden district and who knows where else-for $1.25!
--Belinda, Pella Iowa Nov 8, 2009
So manny great places to eat so close, have to try them all, never a bad meal.
--Giles, Northeat Pennsylvania Nov 6, 2009
Take the Louisianna State Museum walking tour of the French Quarter.
--Mr. Ree, Chicago, Il Nov 3, 2009
Bourbon street is a block away, so it's great to walk to and also go to get away from the noise. Deja vu is across the street and decent to get food if you don't mind the obscene wait.
--katlady, Brooklyn, New York Nov 2, 2009
Everything is within short walk: Casino, bourbon street, the whole french quarter. Yet quite enough to get some sleep.
--batchelor party dude, snellville, GA Oct 29, 2009
The Sugar Shack, two blocks from the hotel, great seafood!
--Louisiana Saturday Night, Shreveport, LA Oct 13, 2009
EXCELLENT
--MAPP, athens, georgia Oct 12, 2009
Offered valet parking $29.00 for 24 hours, but chose to walk short distance down the street and leave our car in parking garage for $24.00 for same amount of time.
--Aunt Kern, Staunton, Virginia Oct 4, 2009
We bought the two day attraction pass before we left and it worked out very well for us. Everything was within a short walk and we were able to do things on our own time table.
--On the Run, Knoxville, TN Sep 29, 2009
Eat at Annette's for a super breakfast.
--ET, Leavenworth, Kansas Sep 28, 2009
Try Mr. Chubby's Cheesesteaks for late night after drinking munchies! We're from the Philadelphia area and we were impressed with both their cheesesteaks and cheese fries. Very reasonable prices and it's right on Bourbon Street at the same end of the French Quarter near the hotel!
--New Orleans repeat traveller!, Barrington, NJ Sep 20, 2009
1 block from Bourbon St - close the the fun but quiet and clean
--MichaelD, Washington, DC Sep 17, 2009
So very close to Bourbon Street & all the shopping.
--JH, San Diego, CA Sep 16, 2009
Don't forget to go to Pat O'Brian's for the Dueling Pianos
--Sue, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL Sep 16, 2009
Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop is the last bar on Bourbon St and was the pit stop for the tours that I took with Haunted History Tours. A spectacular atmosphere and the best prices in town! When you visit the French Quarter you need to try the Haunted History Tours. Most leave from Rev. Zombie's Voodoo Shop. They are cheaper than any others and worth more than the others charge. Jennifer and Jonathan were my tour guides for most of the tours I took. Get the chance to go, take these tours and ask for these guides!!
--Angi, Hershey, PA Aug 24, 2009
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