Chateau Hotel

Nice quiet pool area, close to major attractions but still in a quiet neighborhood of the quarter.

No elevator and room had a hard time getting below 70, it was end of June and very hot.

Jennifer at the front desk was AWESOME! She was friendly, thoughtful, and thorough. The bed was so comfortable.

The view from our balcony was the the middle of a tan 4 story cinderblock building across the street, so if you're looking for "the view," room 222 isn't it. There was no greenery, or decor on our balcony. Just 2 lame outdoor chairs and a small, dirty table. That was very disappointing. The worst part of our stay was the guy working the night desk. I accidentally left a bottle of meds in my car, which I discoverd was locked behind their gate by the time we returned from our spooky bus tour. I went in and asked if I could retrieve my Advil from the car, and the guy behind the desk was so angry at having to go out and unlock the gate for me. I asked if he happened to have any bottled water, and when we got back inside the lobby, he grabbed the bottle and when I held my hand out he dropped it onto the floor. He had enough of an attitude that I knew it wasn't an accident. The exact opposite of the lovely welcome we had earlier in the day from Jennifer.

Location: Excellent Price: Excellent Convenience: Excellent Front Desk:Excellent Atmosphere: Relaxing you could put in this listing Almost there

The rooms need dark out shades thats it.

The charm of old new Orleans with a historic looking courtyard.

Half of the furniture surrounding the pool area was broken. There was no way to black out the outside lights surrounding the courtyard from coming into our room. All night the motion sensor light near the swimming pool kept turning on and off. Horrible.