Hyatt French Quarter

We loved this place as one of our favorites. We are regulars in the FQ for 30 years.

We go to New Orleans regularly, so this feedback may be a little long and detailed. If you want a nice quite hotel near Bourbon street, This may be for you. This is a very nice hotel. Quite, New and Clean. I'm giving it a 2 star because hotel/room description is very misleading. The room descriptions are very inaccurate. There are no rooms with a "view".The only views are of the hotel courtyards. So be wary of paying extra for rooms with a view. If you want a view of New Orleans stay at some other Hotel. This Hotel is only 4 stories high and has no views. next, this hotel is very close to Bourbon street but is not on it. It is 1 block off of Bourbon St. If you want to stay on Bourbon Street, This is not the place for you.

Pictures do no justice. My air conditioning system made noise one night and they came and fixed it promptly! Hospitality was great aside "one" valet gentleman. I would give this place a 95 if they had microwaves. So lets say 94! Thanks for the hospitality!

The hotel itself is nicely restored, very clean. Great coffee bar for the AM. Nice bar, a little pricey. However, the beds are very uncomfortable. Hard, HARD! For almost $200 a night, I want a GOOD bed!! I woke up every hour, with either a sore back, or hip, or shoulder. 7AM arrived, finally!!

We originally booked the Chateau-Bourbon-Wyndam hotel about 8 months before our stay and to finish off a Caribbean cruise on one of the Carnival ships. We were surprised on arrival to find a brand new Hyatt instead, a great surprise. The room was beautiful, the amenities had everything we needed. The only negative I can mention is that even though we were on the top floor the street noise during the night was quite substantial. They were working on the streets but we are not sure why it had to start at 4:00 AM, otherwise would recommend this hotel.

I thoroughly enjoyed my stay at this hotel and would stay here again. The room was immaculate, beautifully decorated and luxuriously furnished. In addition, the staff was nice, helpful and very service-oriented. The only things I would have liked to see was another trash can in the room (in addition to the small one in the bathroom) and a chair with a back (the room had couches and a stool). The food was really wonderful; there were many choices of meals, and dishes were carefully and attractively prepared. The room had it's own thermostat so one could easily control the temp or turn on the fan. One of the things I liked most about this Hyatt was it's great location - the heart of the French Quarter, with shops and restaurants all around it, even a CVS and a Walgreens!

very nice hotel. great location. friendly & helpful staff. when i am staying in a $360.00 a night hotel i would think i should receive free parking not $36.00 a day especially when i am not notified until i get there.

The hotel lacks any kind of New Orleans charm but you step right outside the front door and you're steps away. Maybe this is good. New Orleans is a rather immersive experience most times of the year. This hotel is modern, with great quality, new furnishings and very clean. Some might find it sterile but I liked it. I was booked into a king room on the second floor (for my fellow Brits, that means the floor one up from the ground floor). The ceilings on this floor are nice and high. It definitely gives those rooms a certain feel. Unfortunately, my room overlooked the street - not a street with bars or much nightlife, but rather a non-descript (for the French Quarter) commercial street. The first night seemed fine but I was so exhausted that I slept through what became clear around 5am of my second night was a nightly ritual of emptying of roughly forty huge trash cans outside my window. On rising I immediately asked for a room in a quieter location which was granted with a nice apology and a rapid exchange. The staff are friendly and helpful. The little cafe "Powdered Sugar" is good for coffee and pastries. The one time I had a breakfast dish (scrambled eggs with cream cheese) was rather over-priced, not very hot and small. I didn't try the bar but it looked like a nice enough place to hang out. Overall, I'd probably try a different place next time, but if you're looking for a way to escape the craziness make sure you ask for a room that overlooks the courtyard or pool and not the street!

I have stayed at several Hyatt resorts however this location did not compare. It is recently updated with A very tasteful modern style and that was nice yet at the same time it's still not on point to the standers it should be. The gym was small but nice but pool was pathetic. Overall i would stay again but defiantly wouldn't be my first pick.

I arrived tired of my long trek and wanted to rest, to my surprise there was work going next to my room in a utility closet, and construction traffic in the alley leading to my room, too much noise and I brought to the front desk's attention and was ignoresd, construction continued he following day. The room was so remoted that I had to request to clean it up every day and It would not happen until 5 pm, they supposedly have a free newspaper...wel,l , I never got it. Bottled water in the room $4, WiFi $6.95 plus tax.