Pet friendly accommodation in Uptown Historic District

Perfect place to stay for a concert at the Smoothie King center. We also walked to restaurants and chick-fil-a. Hotel is also very nice. Clean and friendly staff. Would stay here again.

The Westin is conveniently placed above a very nice mall. While the building is clearly older, they have plenty of upgrades. My biggest complaint is that it’s extremely loud on the river in the mornings. That noise woke me every day.

Enjoyed our stay. Staff was great as was hotel.

Not bad overall and worth the price if you can overlook the homeless and vagrants

Loved this hotel

My husband & I travel to New Orleans anywhere from 5-15 times every year for work and recreation. This particular trip we attended Jazz Fest & we chose to stay at The Old No. 77 Hotel. This amazing boutique hotel in the Central Business District is located next to The French Quarter, so if shopping & eating in The Quarter is on your to do list, then you’re in luck because this Hotel puts you in the perfect location for both! Located inside The Old No. 77 is Compère Lapin restaurant. This French & Caribbean restaurant is home to award winning chef Nina Compton. This restaurant & chef have received too many awards to even mention in this review!! This was actually the second time we stayed in the King Room which is a spacious 355 square foot room with amazing wood floors, mini fridge, safe and a nice mini honor bar. The fridge & safe are nicely tucked away in a beautiful antique style dresser that lends a more aesthetic appeal to the room that I absolutely loved! The attention to detail that Old No. 77 has taken is outstanding as it has an artistic design that captures New Orleans charm & character perfectly in my opinion! On this trip we arrived into town early & they did everything to accommodate us. While we waited in the cool, artistic bar & lobby Raven at the front desk went way out of her way to help us! I honestly can’t wait to go back to Nola again soon because we will absolutely be staying at The Old No. 77