Quarter House Suites

It's important to get clear directions from the front desk how to get to your room. I thought we did, but it took us a few tries to get there. It was a little frustrating after flight delays and such, but the room was worth it! Hotel staff made it up to us. It was hard to tell if the room would have one bathroom or two. Our group could have used two for sure, so make sure to clarify ahead of time as some rooms have one and others have two. We used the lobby bathroom as our number two. It was always clean and a short journey away....

The cleaning was lacking when we got the apartment, and cockroaches were under the bed and in the kitchen - both dead and alive ones. The staff should learn to smile and say hello to the guests.

Quelques nuisances sonores nocturnes en raison de l'absence de double vitrage.
Bien que le logement soit pourvu d'une cuisine équipée, l'absence de commerces de bouche dans ce quartier hypertouristique ne la rend pas utile.

Here's where the hotel lost a good review...
The very first day, I found a worm on my knee. Sitting on the couch, I felt something very light and wet fall onto my bare knee. I looked at it and it was a live, very small worm. Google identified it as a Indian meal moth worm. Obviously, these are very common and households and hotels, but they quickly grow into moths and fly everywhere. See the pictures below. There's really not anything anybody can do about it. They could sweep the ceiling, fog the room, etc, but it's not like they could get rid of it quickly. Kind of gross. Again, is it a New Orleans thing? I don't know. The reviews do talk about bed bugs, but I did not find any evidence of this as I did bring a blue light to make sure I did not have those in my room. But it is a pest and it was disappointing. Yes, I contacted hotel staff. They said they would take care of it. I never saw any indication of that.


The cable TV didn't work. They promised the amenities of TV and they don't have anything to watch. Nothing.. If the cable TV is out, there is no TV at all. My entire stay had no TV. So, I purchased a fire stick for $20 from Amazon and had it there in one day. So, why not just go outside and experience the French Quarter? I was there for a conference, and I'm from New Orleans so I'm very familiar with all the touristy things that I'm really not that interested in. Even still, there's always that time you just want to lay back in bed or on the couch in the living room and just chill out or rest. Sometimes TV is a really nice option and one that I typically expect from any hotel I stay at. Of course, they were pleasant with I'm sorry and will try to get it done by tomorrow... And the next day... And the next day... And I do realize that it's not always their fault, but there should be a backup plan.


If your handicapped, it's going to be very tight.

While the apartment was clean, it was slightly shabby and could use some updating. Both of the toilets would not fill automatically, and you had to jiggle the handle. The carpet was dingy and needed replaced.

Noise from Mahogany Jazz club. Noise from street cleaners. Kind of wish there was continental breakfast, but Fleur de Lis restaurant had great breakfast just two blocks up.

Friendly, clean, comfortable

It was a hassle getting the luggage cart all the way to our room, but the staff was very helpful.

I loved everything about quarterhouse

The staff was very rude and one gentleman gave us wrong directions after we had told him we keep getting lost! I didn’t like the fact that they have no parking and you have to park several streets away at another hotel. It was very inconvenient and we had to carry our bags for blocks.

Everything was great