Hotel vicino a Woodlake Park - New Orleans

“Very clean and roomy, along with great breakfast. helpful staff, and shuttle to airport! Dan”

“Everyone was nice and polite and I would stay again . I loved the hospitality with this being my very time in New Orleans.”

“Good position”

“Bagno un po' datato da rivedere la pulizia di fondo della vasca e dei rubinetti da disicrostare. Del resto per il prezzo e per una sola notte ok.”

“Location on the back of the airport and surprisingly quiet. Strange that it didn't have a refrigerator or microwave.”

“Prezzo altissimo per un hotel sporco e male gestito. La colazione la prende chi arriva per primo poi alle 8.30am solo le briciole . Mai piu'”

“Airport shuttle is very convenient”

“The TV didn’t work and upgrades are need for the Bathroom”

“Stanza veramente sporca e rumorosa”

“Surprisingly nice and inexpensive near the airport. Cute decor and very comfortable bed.”

“Struttura pulita e confortevole ”

“The room was pretty clean and staff were good. Very good variety for the free breakfast. Not much around the area but there are a few restaurants in walking distance. You will need transportation, whether car, taxi, Uber or Lyft from the hotel to the Bourbon Street, Canal and French Quarters area and it's about a 20min ride. There is a free airport shuttle to and from hotel.”

“Beds were comfortable, bathroom need a makeover, I had to use a towel to cover the blinds because there were some missing. The lady on check in date was rude, her attitude change once I ask her why she was so rude her response was (I'm not feeling it today). I think her name was Helena are Elena.”

“Overall should be ok. But some time the fire alarm fails and ... al night in the parking lot! General service is ok. Clean enough. Poor breakfast.”

“Motel accanto all aereoporto. Abbastanza sporco. AC molto rumorosa, colazione triste. Unica nota positiva, davanti all’aeroporto. Però non è l’unico, sicuramente da evitare ”

“Bathroom showers could be better...clean rooms good ...right off the highway and conveint to downtown”

“Basura”