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The Loews New Orleans Hotel is a 4-star hotel. It is ideally located across the street from Harrah's Casino and only 4 blocks from the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center. Morial Convention Center. Rooms are decorated in a contemporary style with original works of art and offer a view of the surrounding area through large picture windows. They are equipped with luxury bed linen, a CD player, high-speed Internet access and cable TV. Suites feature a separate living area. The hotel features a refined restaurant serving modern Creole cuisine, as well as a chic bar serving classic cocktails and American fare. There's also a business center, a full-service spa with fee-based treatments, and a fitness center with saltwater pool. Wi-Fi is free, and paid parking is available. The hotel is accessible to disabled guests.
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The location is great which is the main reason I booked this hotel and have done so in the past. I’ve had bizarre issues here in the past but I was willing to give it another try (credit card machines not working, double queen room instead of a king).
The rooms do not meet the expectations to the price you pay in my opinion. They're definitely more than adequate but they could use a good renovation. The televisions seemed like they were standard definition quality which was very bizarre to see in hotel at this price. WiFi was good for me.
Keep an eye on your final bill. They’ll probably have extra charges you weren’t aware of. I was triple charged for parking. I was assured some fees would be waived for all the inconveniences, but they all remained on the final bill. $50 a night for valet parking feels very steep but at least you know your vehicle is in a garage without public access.
The bartenders were friendly and the bar has a nice happy hour menu. Luckily I was able to grab a seat while I waited over an hour for my room to be ready.
Still not the worst stay I’ve had, you can’t beat the location but I’m sure there are better options in the downtown terms of updated amenities and price. If you’re looking for a premium experience unfortunately I’d look elsewhere.
They have a restaurant with breakfast in the morning and a lovely lobby. Great for business travel.