Great location, stellar price

This is a decent hotel in a great location near everything you might want -- easy trolley access to anything out of walking distance. To find the best rates here, the trick is to go through the Harrah's web site. They are a partner hotel with the casino. Try the hot deals section of the New Orleans Harrah's and a calendar for the next several months will pop up with room prices. There are many $39 nights available from December through February. I don't know about you, but since that's cheaper than the average Holiday Inn Express, I will definitely be returning. Really. the point of going to New Orleans isn't to stay in your room, anyway!

What a DUMP!!!!

The room I was given had twop connecting rooms. The first night I was in house My neighbors snoring woke me up at 2:00 am the night manager offered NO assistans saying they were sold out. I was there for 8 nights. On thethird night of my stay a Saturday the ball room on the 18th floor was hosting a home comming dance for a local high school the music was so loud I heard it on the 13th floor there was no noise restriction this went on unti 12:oo mid night.

Good hotel in a great location

The best part of this hotel is the location. It is within walking distance of the convention center and across the street from the French Quarter. The staff was friendly and efficient during my stay. The two rooms that I saw were clean and well appointed. The room with two double beds was bigger than the room with a queen bed. The valet parking service handled my car efficiently, although the price was high ($25/night). The attentiveness of the restaurant staff was below average. I would not hesitate to stay again at this hotel. It delivered good hospitality in a great location.

Great STay- GReat Value!

My new Hubby and I just got back from eloping in New Orleans. We got a great rate at this hotel and were thinking we would get what we paid for. Oh, not so! The room was great, clean, it didn't smell, the pillows and bed linens were clean and comfortable. the parking was 25 bucks a night, but the valet service was perhaps the nicest part of the experience. The location was great, right next to the casino, and just a few blocks from the action. If you want a nice, quiet relaxing stay, this is a good place to try.

We did during our stay see a few ladies reaming the bellboy because there room stinks, but I think they'd complain about the clouds in heaven. We will be staying here again.

Doubletree Hotel - Nice place for families

The Doubletree Hotel on Canal Street is a great place for anyone to stay. If you have children, you will also feel comfortable bringing them with you. You are welcomed with a "Doubletree Cookie" when you check in, and the rooms are a nice size. They have a wonderful breakfast buffet that is far from being "continental". It is near all the major New Orleans attractions and restaurants. The parking fee for the valet service is worth it, and if you don't mind doing a little walking, you probably don't even have to use your car for the entire trip. I will definitely stay here again.

Flush, Flush, Flush

What an awful hotel!!

When the say check-in at 3:00 pm, they mean 3:00 pm not 2:59 pm.

One of the smallest rooms and bathrooms I've ever seen. Trust me, I've been to Tokyo and this hotel is competing to make the room small!

I heard toilets from three floors above me flushing all night long. The walls must be made out of paper.

The room did not get cleaned until 5:00 pm and I had to request the room to get cleaned at that time.

Don't stay there!

Don't stay at the Doubletree

We stayed 2 nights at the Doubletree July 6 & 7 and I must say it was not at all what we expected. The room was very small; the bathroom was so small you could barely close the door while you were in there without stubbing a toe. The bathroom counter was so low (extra-low!) we had to bend way over to use the sink. But the worst part was that Housekeeping did not even clean our room, even when we called the front desk. We had to call several times and then all we could get was a few clean towels. Also the breakfast buffet was WAY overpriced. We don't be staying there again.We still love New Orleans, though. We'll find a better place to stay next time.

Bad Bad Bad

I stayed at this hotel during the week of June 23rd, 2003 and was very disappointed! I can't believe Doubletree lets them fly their flag. The rooms were gross and the furniture old. The bathrooms reminded me of my collage dorm bathrooms. Oh did I mention the stank smell in the hallways? I would avoid this hotel for sure.

Tex

Well below Doubletree standard

Possibly the best location in all New Orleans, but well below standard of Doubletree brand, especially in tired decor and general low-end look and feel. Staff was outstanding, could not have been better. Restaurant a real disappointment. Housekeeping is sloppy, one day I came back to two pillows on bed with no pillowcases, when I called Housekeeping, I had two handed to me at the door and maid turned and walked away. This looks like an old Holiday or Ramada Inn with the Doubletree sign on it.

Good location but disappointing housekeepingservices

It is conveniently located on Canal Street and the environment is quiet and nice. You will be first impressed by the warm chocolate cookies.

The room is clean but quite small. The housekeeping service is disappointing. First, we found a pillow cover on the floor on the first day. Second, when we took the bath, we saw that shower curtain was off the hook. Besides, the housekeeper forgot to give us a plastic bag for the ice bucket, etc.

Nevertheless, if you don't expect that it is a hotel, then you should be satisfied.