(504) 587-9700
344 Camp St
New Orleans,
LA
70130
29.9506
-90.0688
Neighborhoods: French Quarter - CBD, Central Business District
Queen & Crescent Hotel
What People Are Saying About Queen & Crescent Hotel
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The Scene – This boutique hotel originally housed the Queen & Crescent Railroad, which ran from Cincinnati to New Orleans. The $12 million sunk into its renovations is evident in its sleek lobby, exposed-brick walls, restored Renaissance Revival architecture and original artwork in common areas and guest rooms. The sophisticated style is more practical than romantic and primarily attracts conventioneers and corporate travelers. The staff is trained to arrange group events such as golf outings, music shows and swamp tours. Meeting rooms and banquet facilities can accommodate up to 400.…
08/18/09
horrible experience
by kudkudkud
one desk worker on a friday night, 45 mins to check in, dirty room-dirty crumpled sheets off of mattress and piled on bed & dirty towels on floor, red spots on sheets??, sheets came off of mattress b/c they didnt fit, had to change rooms twice and still ended up in a smoking room when i reserved non-smoking, got credited a fee then recharged without letting me know, no coffee packs in room & never received when i called, 1 hour wait to have towels brought up to room, rude gm that would not help out at all when i called. also, the valet parked my car on the street.
- Pros: none
- Cons: everything
06/18/09
tourist trap
by barb51
no valet parking, no towels,. no shower curtain,inexperienced front desk (on the verge of rude) no on-site manager . Bad........all around for a first time visit in New Orleans. Would NEVER recommend this hotel to anyone.
- Pros: none
- Cons: gives new orleans a bad name
09/29/08
great service, great price
by pattintim
We had such a great time staying at the Queen and Crescent. It's within walking distance of famous Bourbon Street, but far enough away from the noisy crowds. We walked everywhere from the hotel, including the French quarter and the French Market. It has modern amenities without compromising the charm and character of the historic building. The staff was attentive, friendly and very helpful. We didn't know where we were going half the time, but they never steered us wrong. The beds were amazingly comfortable, and we would definitely stay there again if we ever made it back to New Orleans.
- Pros: convenient parking, excellent customer service, comfortable beds, slept great
The Details on Queen & Crescent Hotel
Smoking Permitted:
Yes
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