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Maison St. Charles Quality Inn & Suites
2 Stars1319 Saint Charles Avenue New Orleans LA 70130
$113
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Rating
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| Cleanliness | 3.5 |
| Facilities | 3.5 |
| Service | 3.5 |
| Location | 3.5 |
| Pricing | 4 |
| Overall | 4.8 |
Location
The Maison St. Charles New Orleans hotel is located only 5 minutes away from the world-famous French Quarter and is placed on St. Charles Avenue featuring the oldest continuously operating streetcar line in the world.
Rooms
This hotel offers beautifully appointed accommodation units that are adorned with all the standard amenities to ensure you immense pleasure throughout your stay.
Restaurant
A delicious breakfast, served everyday at the hotel, offers you the most tasteful and colourful way to start an ideal morning. The cosy lobby bar is the perfect venue to unwind with a fine drink after a tiring day.
General
After a tiring day, you can have an invigorating dip at the beautiful swimming pool or relax at the hot tub.
Hotel Facilities
- Bar / Lounge
- Conference Facilities
- Parking Facilities (At Cost)
- Room Service
- Business Centre
- Laundry Facilities
- Reception
- Concierge
- Parking Facilities
- Restaurant
Room Facilities
- Air Conditioning
- Iron / Ironing Board
- Telephone
- Cable / Satellite TV
- Modem / Data Port Connection
- Hairdryer
- Safe
Maison St. Charles Quality Inn & Suites Guest Reviews
Stayed in the older section of hotel. Bed was very comfortable, as were the pillows. Room was small, but nice. St. Charles Trolly can be boarded right in front of hotel for $3 for an all day pass. One can get to the French Quarter (on trolley) in about 10 minutes. Take the trolley away from the french quarter to see some very,very beautiful homes. No need to rent a car if you stay here.
ony14047 wrote on December 19, 2011
The area is not safe with the bar next to this location. Police were called one night as a large rowdy crowd decended on the location. The street car was convientely located outside on St. Charles st. The Zoo was closed on Monday. The room was average and clean. The exterior was rundown. Parking is expensive and should be a consideration when booking this motel.
Bossmann wrote on November 24, 2011
I had a super early flight into New Orleans so when I wasn't able to check into my room at 10AM I wasn't too surprised. That said, I find it hard to believe every room at this hotel was booked on a Thursday night, leading to my Friday night reservation. It was a standard answer and procedure, which I understand, but have stayed in other New Orleans hotels which allowed me in early, so I'll keep that in mind for future visiting.The hotel is laid out very interestingly. You walk in from St. Charles into the lobby. On each side of the lobby there is a circle driveway that leads to the parking lot. It's kind of hard to explain, but imagine a horseshoe with the lobby in the middle and behind the circle you have the rooms. There's one or two historic looking houses/buildings converted into rooms, then more of a traditional hotel behind that. We were in the converted older style building. Our room, unsurprisingly, was very small (located on the second floor in the corner). I expect rooms in New Orleans and other cities to be small so it wasn't a huge deal. I did, however, look in the windows of some other rooms (in the same building) and they were quite large(r). I[...].The carpeting in the room looked to be fairly new and the bedding was comfortable and clean. (Just an FYI, they do charge a deposit to your credit card for damages based on your length of stay.) Hopefully I won't get dinged for the bathroom door that was hanging off the hinges (you had to pick up the door and push in the hinge to get it to close.) The shower was clean enough but there was some sort of a black discoloration above the shower (guessing some sort of mold.) One of the main issues we had with our room was that there was NO cold water...zero. Imagine being in New Orleans in August...cold water would come in handy. Turn the cold side of the sink...all warm...turn the shower...lukewarm. Terrible. The AC did work fairly well though, would be hard not to be able to cool such a small room. The front desk staff was okay, not very outgoing or helpful. I didn't try the pool, but I heard some other guests talking about how it was out of order. There was also breakfast served daily but I didn't get to check that out. One final drawback is the location. It's a great location for catching the street car (just across the street) and a 5-7 minute ride to the Quarter but its around several fast food restaurants which leads to some less than spectacular interactions.I'm not going to return to this hotel. Just not worth the risk when there are comparable hotels at very comparable rates in the city. If you get a super rate and are in town for a short stay you'll be fine. I'm sure you've stayed in worse, I have.
Alwaysontheroad wrote on August 8, 2011
Fun stay. Main reason was to see WW2 Museum.Went to numerous resturants and enjoyed all. Shopping in French Market and visit to Cafe LeMonde for beignets and coffee was delightful.My bad back limited too much walking so we did so touring of the French Quarter in a car-not a good idea! Very congested and narrow rough streets became a very time consuming adventure. All in all, this was a plesent trip.Only stayed for three days, so didn't do all we would have liked.Trolley was great way to get around.This would not have been the place for children as limited activities available.We plan to come back in a few years when they complete the WW2 Museum expansion.I was expecting it too be larger than it was.
Mr. Richie wrote on July 24, 2011
Toured the city of New Orleans, ate awesome food, and even shopped at the French Market. The employees at the Hotel were very impersonal and not very helpful. We constantly had to ask for additional wash clothes. They would tell us that someone would deliver them to us when they were out of the dryer. Parking is $17.00 a day and they can't afford enough wash clothes to give to everyone?? And the Hotel wasn't even half full with guests.
ged wrote on July 7, 2011
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