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3. The Saint Hotel, New Orleans, French Quarter
The Saint Hotel, New Orleans, French QuarterFrench Quarter
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Top Gulf Coast Hotel Reviews
Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Biloxi
10/10 Excellent
"Pool closing at 8 is kinda a disappointment, the one pool girl was very helpful though, she had black hair, glasses, and hand tattoos, didn't catch her name wish I did to thank her. The Hotel Check in staff was also very helpful and awesome, as well as the cleaning ladies. The in room refrigerator didn't work very well though, and the TVs are outdated. Also very inconvenient that to access the parking garage from the rooms you have to take two different elevators."
Club Quarters Hotel Downtown, Houston
10/10 Excellent
"Room had everything I needed. The kitchennete had a microwave/oven. I bought some canned goods and forgot a can opener, but when I looked in the cabinet drawer I found one. Dinner was saved. Had pots and pans and plates and some eating utensils. The description didn't say but there was also the much needed iron and board."
Bourbon Orleans Hotel
8/10 Good
"I have stayed here about 8 times now since 2014. It’s a beautiful hotel, with a beautiful lobby and pool area.. that said, it is a shame it feels like it’s been let to fade.. I paid for an extra upgrade upon arrival. That room had a broken closet, a barely working AC, a bathroom door that didn’t close and had a hole in the bottom, and had several spots where the wall was fixed but it looked like no one sanded down the spackle and just painted over it. There was also sticky blue stuff on the wall. I called and had they moved my room changed in day 2. I had tried to do this on day one at night, but when I called the front desk numerous times, no one picked up. I’m n the way out the door on day 2, I stopped by to tell the front desk, they said we need to move your room now. I said, we’re on the way out to reservations, and they asked we go back now and pack the stuff up and move. We ended up doing that. The second room we got was perfect tho, no issues, clean, beautiful, in working order. I was offered no discount, apology, or anything, even after paying foran upgraded roon upfront, notnundetstsndinf that. The pool area is still the highlight, it’s beautiful and relaxing.. it just needs some cleaning and upgrades, it’ll be great. poolside service for drinks and food is phenomenal. Here’s my issue. The bar used to be outstanding and creative with fresh cocktails, now it’s gone lower end drinks with mixes. The atmosphere has gone from authentic to a more commercial."
The Old No. 77 Hotel & Chandlery
8/10 Good
"I absolutely loved the vibe and atmosphere of the No. 77 Hotel! It has a really cool, unique feel and is in a great location. However, if you’re a light sleeper, I would definitely recommend requesting a room away from the first floor and the street. There was construction nearby, and I could hear every car that drove over the metal plates in the road throughout the night. There’s also a club right outside, so the noise can definitely be an issue if you’re trying to get a good night’s sleep. If you’re in New Orleans to have a good time, enjoy the nightlife, and don’t mind a little noise, I would highly recommend this hotel. I really enjoyed the hotel itself—I just wish I had been placed in a quieter room."