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Check-in: 1600
Check-out: 1100
Local currency: USD
The Place D'Armes is the only hotel located at Jackson Square in New Orleans' French Quarter. From this ideal location it is just a short stroll to Cafe Du Monde, Bourbon Street and the French Market. Relax under the Magnolia and Crepe Myrtle trees in one of the lush, private courtyards, soak up the southern sun with a swim in the pool, and relax to the sounds of jazz from Jackson Square. The Place d'Armes is proud to be a Smoke-Free hotel; smoking is allowed in public areas only, not in guest rooms.
Check-in: 1600
Check-out: 1100
Local currency: USD
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Overall score
4.1 out of 5
(62 reviews)
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Hotel address: 625 St. Ann, New Orleans, LA 70116
French Quarter, Jackson Square, St. Louis Cathedral, French Market, Bourbon Street, the Central Business District, the Warehouse/Arts district and the Superdome.
Louis Armstrong International Airport
In the heart of the French Quarter.
This property has a smoke-free policy
Our complimentary New Orleans style continental breakfast features cafe au lait, fresh baked croissants, pastries, freshly squeezed orange juice and hot tea, all served in our new breakfast room overlooking St. Ann Street and Jackson Square. You may also choose to enjoy breakfast in the courtyard or the privacy of your room.
Please enter check-in and check-out dates to the right to select a room
Check-in: 1600
Check-out: 1100
Local currency: USD
*rate found for check-in Jan 9, check-out Jan 12
Rates displayed reflect the lowest rate found over the next 30 days. This rate is subject to change. Rates may not include service charges, extra person charges, fees or incidental charges (such as room service).
Converted rates (shown in parentheses) are provided for your convenience. They are based on today's exchange rate, but the hotel will charge you in the local currency.
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
4.1 out of 5
(62 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
4 out of 5
Good Hotel
Bill Dec 20, 2009
Friendly staff, Helpful(direction etc). Good location "Very Happy" ...
Traveler type: Family
ACME Oyster House. Good food,Just off Boubon and Iberville. Reasonable prices.
Score
4 out of 5
Great Location in the Quarter
Bsrgain Jack Dec 12, 2009
Nice and modest hotel with clean rooms and helpful staff. ...
Traveler type: Friends
Preservation Hall for jazz without alcohol... the Hall or its small room with only benches or floor space for seating is the pits, but the place is still great with its authentic spirit.
Score
4 out of 5
Reasonable price for the location
Ron Dec 10, 2009
We have been to New Orleans 5 times and this was our best trip ever. We enjoyed quiet time in the court yard at the Place De ... Arms, concert at St. Louis Cathedral, shopping on Magazine Street, riding the St. Charles street car to the end of the line and back. I hesitate to mention this because it is a little known secret! We took the ferry to Algiers Point and ate lunch at the Toute Suite Cafe and walked the historic district. It was a wonderful experience. Aout the hotel staff. From the time we arrived (garage parking staff) until we left, everyone was friendly and professional.
Traveler type: Couples
Muriel's Cafe
Reviews represent the opinions of Orbitz customers, not of Orbitz or its staff.
ACME Oyster House. Good food,Just off Boubon and Iberville. Reasonable prices.
--Bill, Las Vegas, Nv Dec 20, 2009
Preservation Hall for jazz without alcohol... the Hall or its small room with only benches or floor space for seating is the pits, but the place is still great with its authentic spirit.
--Bsrgain Jack, philadelphia, pa Dec 12, 2009
Muriel's Cafe
--Ron, Lillian, Alabama Dec 10, 2009
Overall score
4.1 out of 5
(62 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
4 out of 5
Good Hotel
Bill Dec 20, 2009
Friendly staff, Helpful(direction etc). Good location "Very Happy" ...
Traveler type: Family
ACME Oyster House. Good food,Just off Boubon and Iberville. Reasonable prices.
Score
4 out of 5
Great Location in the Quarter
Bsrgain Jack Dec 12, 2009
Nice and modest hotel with clean rooms and helpful staff. ...
Traveler type: Friends
Preservation Hall for jazz without alcohol... the Hall or its small room with only benches or floor space for seating is the pits, but the place is still great with its authentic spirit.
Score
4 out of 5
Reasonable price for the location
Ron Dec 10, 2009
We have been to New Orleans 5 times and this was our best trip ever. We enjoyed quiet time in the court yard at the Place De ... Arms, concert at St. Louis Cathedral, shopping on Magazine Street, riding the St. Charles street car to the end of the line and back. I hesitate to mention this because it is a little known secret! We took the ferry to Algiers Point and ate lunch at the Toute Suite Cafe and walked the historic district. It was a wonderful experience. Aout the hotel staff. From the time we arrived (garage parking staff) until we left, everyone was friendly and professional.
Traveler type: Couples
Muriel's Cafe
Score
5 out of 5
Awesome getaway
Linda Nov 18, 2009
Beautiful and serene landscaping. Quiet and lush courtyard. Very clean. The entire staff were extremely helpful and friendly. ... Too cool for pool. Located in Jackson Square-close to everything and down the block from Cafe duMont--yummo!!!
Traveler type: Family
Score
4 out of 5
Best location
DCC Nov 16, 2009
The location of the hotel was the best for anyone interested in staying in the French Quarter. The hotel staff was very ... friendly and extremely helpful. The rooms were clean and serviced well by housekeeping. The only issue was that you could hear noise from rooms next to you and particularly above. It wasn't bad enough to keep you awake, but if you were awake, you could hear it very plainly. Other than that, the overall experience was great. If we get a chance to return, we would definitely use this hotel again.
Traveler type: Friends
Score
2 out of 5
Not all it's cracked up to be...
Disappointed couple Nov 16, 2009
My partner and I stayed here the night before we flew out of NOLA. We arrived very early (9 a.m.), knowing that we would have ... to wait until the afternoon to check in. The morning staff was helpful and friendly and checked our bags, promising to have the room ready in a few hours--ahead of their regular check-in time--which we thought was nice. However, when we checked back around 1:00 pm, they had not cleaned any of the rooms on our floor yet and seemed annoyed that we came back to take them up on their offer to check in early. I reserved a "Deluxe" room which was supposed to overlook the cortyard and have a Queen bed. When we finally did get to check in (around 5 p.m.) we ended up with a dirty room in the corner of the 4th floor, right across from the elevator. The bathroom smelled bad, the faucet fell apart when we used it, and the shower needed a new shower head and a good scrub. To boot, the room was incredibly hot and the fan did not work. The night staff and the staff the next morning seemed annoyed at our questions regarding restaraunts and getting a taxi to the airport. The next morning,the woman at the front desk actually refused to give me a printout of our charges for the room for the night. I was very unhappy with this hotel and would not stay here again. I was drawn in by the promise of it being steps from the Cathedral, but truly, it would have been better to stay elsewhere and walk. I do not consider myself very "picky" about acommodations, but this hotel was a MAJOR disappointment for the money.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
This Hotel is WONDERFUL!
Riley's Mom Nov 4, 2009
First of all, we loved the staff! They are friendly and very helpful! The location was perfect, 2 blocks to Cafe DuMonde and ... Jackson square, and 2 blocks the opposite direction to Bourbon Street. The staff told me about a great grocery store the next street over that was very handy, fruit,liquior, anything you need. (It is suprising how nice that is) I have been to New Orleans 5 times and I will never stay anywhere else!
Traveler type: Couples
Check out the Magnolia Cafe! Nice breakfast for cheap! Killer Bloody Mary's
Score
1 out of 5
WILL NOT STAY HERE AGAIN
LaBomba Nov 3, 2009
This was the tail end of a business trip and wanted to stay somewhere with character on my last night. well, be careful what ... you ask for! here are the positves: the hotel is in an ideal location in the french quarter the staff was friendly & helpful (NOT HOUSEKEEPING) courtyard was beautiful and private free WIFI (however painfully slow) here come the negatives: room 202 room was super outdated and overpatterned horrible "water hose" like water pressure door lock jammed and locked us in for a while no real windows/don't open/and look like the ones in amityville horror HORRIBLE smelling room-burnt shrimp or hair? yeah..bad hammock like bed noisy room-garbage trucks are right outside your window at 4am! housekeeping at 8:45 am literally YELLING in the hallway and dropping glass and all kinds of stuff all over the floors. what part of "do not disturb" did you not get? can you not do your job without yelling to the other maids every 2 sec? in summary, although the rest of the hotel in the courtyard area looked charming..room 202 was awful. I've stayed at motel 6s for cheaper and better beds. I wonder how the other rooms in the back of the hotel look? In all honesty, I don't think i'll be back to confirm this. So, if you do plan on staying here, make sure you ask for a room in THE BACK THROUGH THE COURTYARD! the rooms in the building closest to St. Ann street are horrible.
Traveler type: Business
cafe du monde and to die for beignets are literally a super short walk across Andrew Jackson square!
Score
4 out of 5
Halloween Weekend Stay
LSU Chris Nov 2, 2009
Overall excellent experience. The bathrooms are a little small and fixtures need to be updated, but not bad enough to deter. ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
Great experience!
Carolina Cajun Oct 21, 2009
Great location, close to everything yet far enough away from the noise to allow you to relax. ...
Traveler type: Couples
Hotel staff suggested Coop's and Alpine and both were excellent!
Score
4 out of 5
worth it
first time writer Oct 14, 2009
The hotel is in an excellent location. In fact, its unbeatable. The main issues are: the interior rooms are windowless and ... thus incredibly dark. And the hotel was so busy that it took a long time to get service [such as having our luggage stored]. Overall, it was worth the stay for the price.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Great Handyman, one grumpy desk woman
Conference Woman Oct 5, 2009
One of the front desk woman was grumpy and rude, but the others were wonderful and accommodating. My sink stopper got stuck ... in the down position and the handyman/bellman who came to fix it was the most wonderful and gracious individual. I learned a lot about NOLA from him. The Room I had was 129, do not get that room. . . It's right on the street level by the street--the others are in the inner courtyard. There are constantly tours going by, so if you want to take a nap--forget it. It's REALLY noisy in the evenings in that room (other rooms are REALLY insulated from the noise). Friday it quieted by 10, but Sat night it was all night long. Not a constant din, but every so often, people shouting and yelling about every 30 to 60 minutes. The room was HUGE, the bathrooms gorgeous, the bed comfy enough, there were SO many towels, too. The inner courtyard tables were always available for chit chatting with friends. Don't expect much for breakfast. Juice coffee and not-that-great croissants. I've had worse though!
Traveler type: Business
Gumbo Shop for Red Beans and Rice.
Score
1 out of 5
Great Location, Not-So-Great Service
NOLA is my 2nd Home Oct 2, 2009
Great location. That's the only good thing about the place! Inhospitable staff behind desk, dark, noisy room, uncomfortable ... bed, and lumpy pillows. We've stayed in much better hotels in New Orleans.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
WONDERFUL PLACE
Peter Sep 25, 2009
We had a great time here and we will return soon!The LOCATION does not get any better,your just far enough away from bourbon ... st.(2 blocks) where you can get some rest at night without a ton of noise.Staff was friendly and helpful.Would have like the continental breakfast to be a bit more than danish and croissants, but never the less I wouldn't have stayed anywhere else.This place was great THANK YOU!!!
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
exellant
us traveler Sep 21, 2009
large and authentic to the decour of french quaters and jackson square. ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
Anniversary weekend getaway.
Tim and Kim Sep 21, 2009
This was our second time staying at the Place d'Armes. Again, it was a memorable experience. We were in close proximity of ... all the shopping, restaurants and bars that the French Quarter has to offer. We are definitely going back.
Traveler type: Couples
Dinning, nitelife and shopping are just a short walk away.
Score
4 out of 5
Interesting... but still beautiful!
cmeblom Aug 27, 2009
The hotel was super cool. The hotel has its own parking garage, but its $25 a night... which hurts a bit. We got a great deal ... thru cheaptickets on a single king bed room for only $58 so I can't really complain bc of the deal we got. However, if I had paid for price I may have had some things to say. There were no windows in the room... honestly didn't bother me because we stayed one night.. but I could see it becoming an issue. The bedding looked like a grandmas quilt. The room was pretty small, but it was accommodating. The common areas of the hotel make this place. The pool/courtyard area is absolutely gorgeous. There are several different eating/sitting rooms that are lined with windows if you want to get a view. There were obviously other rooms that had awesome double doors, but like I said ... we took the good deal since we stayed one night. So... overall I love this place. It has such personality! If you plan on staying a while or of you will be in your room a lot I would go for the exterior rooms, but if you are going to enjoy the outdoors of new orleans and want a good deal that is still relaxing and historic... this is your place.
Traveler type: Couples
Orleans Grapevine French Bistro. Unbelievably good! A bit pricey, but well worth it!
Score
3 out of 5
some nice some needing work
naterang Aug 27, 2009
we stayed in two rooms hotel was nice but one room was tiny, the pool needed cleaniand the tiny room which was non smoking ... reeked of smoke great location though
Traveler type: Family
Score
4 out of 5
good location
rich Aug 24, 2009
inside room and didn't have room ready til 400 ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
wonderful short vacation
Tony Jul 31, 2009
hotel very clean and with walking distance to every place we wanted to see or do.Personnel very accomadating.Hotel a/c was ... best found in any previous hotels or motels. New Orleans is rather warm with high humidity.Price was also very reasonable.WEe arrived at hotel 6 hours before the 4PM checkin: however the staff stored our luggage & parked our vehicle for us while we toured the French Quarter,shopped & had lunch etc.
Traveler type: Couples
Tony Moran on Burbon St.for fine dining. Sandwich- Muffalatta at Central Grocery on Decatur.
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ACME Oyster House. Good food,Just off Boubon and Iberville. Reasonable prices.
--Bill, Las Vegas, Nv Dec 20, 2009
Preservation Hall for jazz without alcohol... the Hall or its small room with only benches or floor space for seating is the pits, but the place is still great with its authentic spirit.
--Bsrgain Jack, philadelphia, pa Dec 12, 2009
Muriel's Cafe
--Ron, Lillian, Alabama Dec 10, 2009
Check out the Magnolia Cafe! Nice breakfast for cheap! Killer Bloody Mary's
--Riley's Mom, Fort Myers, Florida Nov 4, 2009
cafe du monde and to die for beignets are literally a super short walk across Andrew Jackson square!
--LaBomba, Seattle, WA Nov 3, 2009
Hotel staff suggested Coop's and Alpine and both were excellent!
--Carolina Cajun, Winston-Salem, NC Oct 21, 2009
Gumbo Shop for Red Beans and Rice.
--Conference Woman, Lincoln, NE Oct 5, 2009
Dinning, nitelife and shopping are just a short walk away.
--Tim and Kim, Addis, LA Sep 21, 2009
Orleans Grapevine French Bistro. Unbelievably good! A bit pricey, but well worth it!
--cmeblom, Spring, Texas Aug 27, 2009
Tony Moran on Burbon St.for fine dining. Sandwich- Muffalatta at Central Grocery on Decatur.
--Tony, Hattiesburg,Ms Jul 31, 2009
The hotel is located in the French Quarter. Cafe du Monde, the beignet place, is really close and Bourbon street is not far off. There are several restaurants in the area that are some what reasonably priced for it being the french quarter in New Orleans.
--Sus, Columbia, SC Jul 29, 2009
Everything in walking distance!!Ask the staff,very knowledgable and helpful!!!
--texas jim, Austin, Texas Jul 21, 2009
Head north to Frenchman Street if you want a more easy going local bar scene and beautiful walk through the neighborhood.
--Honeymooner, Omaha, NE Jul 21, 2009
The nightlife is unbelievable down in the french quarter!! the hotel is just a 3 minute walk from all the action!!
--sunnystaci79, Denver, Co. Jul 14, 2009
Felipe's Taqueria, Intercontinental Hotel on St. Charles for Champagne Brunch
--NKK, Holyoke, MA Jul 2, 2009
The Place D'Armes is located right on Jackson Square, a short walk from anywhere you would like to go to in the French Quarter. Decatur Street is exactly one block away, Bourbon Street is two blocks away. Despite this close proximity to the heart of the French Quarter, the hotel is very quiet and peaceful and perfect if you are trying to get away from it all.
--NOLA fans, Boston, MA Jun 24, 2009
Many excellent choices very close to the hotel. We have learned to share entrees. It helps us to not overeat and it stretches the budget.
--Happy travelers., Louisiana Jun 19, 2009
Coop's Place is my favorite place to eat. The jambalaya is fantastic. This trip a local suggested I try the smoked duck Quesadillas. They were outstanding too!
--Fan of NOLA, Cincinnati, OH Jun 17, 2009
Try something other than Bourbon Street while you're there... Frenchman is a close (and safe!) walk from Jackson Square - you might find something off the beaten path that you might enjoy even more!
--Divine Aunt Mary P, Philadelphia, PA Jun 15, 2009
The Alpine by Jackson Square and Pere on the corner were two wonderful resturants a short walk away.
--happy travler, Bellingham,Wa. Jun 3, 2009
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