Great hotel recommended to us by a LA local...rooftop pool was relaxing. The room was clean, bed was more comfortable than my own and the service was impeccable. The carousel bar is worth the wait for a seat! Will stay here each time I come back to NOLA.

This boutique hotel had a wonderful location, moments from Bourbon Street. The rooms are small, but beautifully decorated. The rooftop pool was delightful, as was the Carousel Bar.

This hotel has been around for a long time, but you would never know it. Right in the French Quarter, 2 blocks from Bourbon street (yet quiet inside), minutes from all the best restaurants, Walgreens next store for snacks and personal items. Fantastic rotating bar in the lobby - big and live music. Great drinks. Roof has a pool (but... More

The Hotel Monteleone is centrally located in the French Quarter and walking distance to New Orleans' central business district. The hotel has been recently renovated with granite countertops and marble floors in the guest room bathrooms. My "standard" room was relatively small with an even smaller bathroom, but adequate for a solo one night business traveller. I liked the fact... More

Our experience at Hotel Monteleone was excellent--great location, service, and accommodations. We were very pleased.

The Hotel Monteleone is a New Orleans classic and doesn't disappoint if you are looking for a charming, family owned hotel with wonderful service and a fantastic location. The rooms are smaller, which is typical of the older buildings in the French Quarter. The hotel is one street away from Bourbon Street, making it close enough to a lot of... More

We've been to NOLA many times and this was definitely the nicest hotel we have stayed. We've been to The Royal Sonesta before which is comparable in price and The Monteleone was much better. The finishes in the room were very nice. Bedding was comfortable with nice thread count on sheets. Rooms are a bit small, but for the age... More

My wife and I and 2 kids stayed at the Hotel Monteleone on a recent trip to New Orleans. The location is great and I wanted to stay in an old hotel to capture the real vibe of the French Quarter. The decor and facade of the building is beautiful however our room was small and tired but perhaps in... More

We stayed for four nights as part of an extended trip to southern USA. What a disappointment. We had paid for a 'preferred king' room which was on a high floor and overlooked the river. However it and the ensuite bathroom were extremely small given the cost we paid. Whilst we had been aware that the restaurant was being refurbished... More