Hotel Royal New Orleans

I loved the outdoor courtyard and the way that the hotel was built around it. Staff members were very pleasant and really made me feel welcome.

This was the true French quarter experience. There was no elevator and the entrances were a bit of a challenge. Otherwise it was all we expected it to be . The history of the area was wonderful. The only real drawback was the poor heat on cooler nights.

We travel to New Orleans multiple times a year and we his is the first time we stayed at the Hotel Royal. We loved everything about the place. The staff was so friendly all the time and they were completely on top of the service to our room. We loved that it is in the French Quarter, but it is just off the beaten path of Bourbon Street and the craziness so even though the partying was going on a. Few blocks away, we had quiet when we wanted to sleep. It was so convenient to Jackson Square, restaurants and Bourbon Street. We loved it and will be coming back.

Beautiful hotel. Historic and very Clean. On Parade route for Marti Gras parade. Walkable to Bourbon Street.

Authentic New Orleans feel and in a great location. Easily walked to eat/ drink and explore the area . Staff was friendly and very helpful.

It’s a fun hotel lots of history and interesting. Be ready for a lot of stairs and LOUD neighbors at 2am.

We stayed in “Superior room” #16 on the 4th floor, which was awesome and quiet once we got there each time, but it’s a LOT of stairs. Perry at the front desk was so nice to offer carrying up all of our luggage (practically insisted)! If we were to come again, I would request deluxe room 1 or 2 near the fountain (if you just need a small room). Superior Room 25 is right by the front desk and is larger, but the TV is in the closet. Haha Our family loved staying at Hotel Royal, and we would definitely stay here again in the future. There’s a coffee shop across the street, and Rouse’s Market is a short walk away. If you prefer quiet and are pretty fit, the top floor is where it’s at. Some people in our party who stayed on the 1st and 2nd floor said it was kind of noisy in the morning and they needed earplugs. Just know that the hotel is almost 200 years old, so there are definitely some quirks (water takes time to get hot, some uneven floors etc). I would just recommend calling ahead of time and asking what floor you’re going to be on so you know what you’re in for and can prepare. Awesome place!

Literally the only possible downfall was that there was no elevator and getting our luggage to third floor. Room is small, but we weren’t there much at all. Staff was nice.

The lack of electrical outlets around the bed was pretty disappointing. But other than that, everything else was tolerable.