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Kevin M.

From the moment we arrived at the Hotel Monteleone, we knew we picked the right place. Every interaction from the bell staff and front desk to the employees throughout the lobby was warm, welcoming, and genuinely memorable. One of my favorite moments was chatting with a gentleman in the lobby who helped with our luggage. We mentioned we were visiting from Pennsylvania, and he shared that his very first job was in Pennsylvania and actually knew our area. It was one of those authentic conversations that makes you feel more like a guest than just another room number. Our room in the older section was spacious, comfortable, and beautifully maintained. Housekeeping and the nightly turndown service were exceptional. We also spent plenty of time at the pool, where the staff and bartender were fantastic. The drinks were great, the food hit the spot, and the Fourth of July pop-up DJ made for a really fun afternoon. The service was so personal that one of the bartenders recognized us by name when we ran into her on the street a few days later. The only miss during our stay was the famous Carousel Bar. We never managed to get seats at the actual carousel during our four nights--which is understandable given how popular it is and being the 4th of July weekend. We did sit just behind it. Unfortunately, the service there was noticeably unfriendly and felt completely out of step with the incredible hospitality we experienced everywhere else in the hotel. That one experience wasn't enough to overshadow an otherwise outstanding stay. Between the beautiful historic décor, unbeatable French Quarter location, easy access to everything, and a staff that truly cares about its guests, Hotel Monteleone absolutely lived up to the hype. We'd stay here again in a heartbeat.

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Richard S.

We loved the 10am early entry to the Carousel bar with host Albee. The presentation was very informative and the cocktails delicious. And you get in an hour early ahead of the crowds.

L A.

Omg. It was my first time staying at this hotel. I was highly impressed. Our room was super clean. The beds were comfortable. Amenities were robes, slippers, water, etc. The house keepers were on point. And took care of all our needs. They were the best. The service here was awesome. I loved the door men. They were extremely polite. Extremely professional. The best. The location of the hotel was perfect. We were able to walk every where in range of the hotel. The decor was historic. The craft with a new Orleans feel. I highly recommend this hotel. I cant wait to stay again.

Tammra S.

Visiting this hotel is like stepping back in time but the rooms are modern with all the up to date amenities. Just a street over from Bourbon St. Walking distance to most things. I was here for a conference and thoroughly enjoyed my stay. In room dining was also fantastic. I think the best room service I've ever had. Cleaners were also beyond friendly and their turn down service was top notch.

Dale S.

I was really impressed when we walked into the lobby here. The crystal chandeliers and ornate ceilings looked very upscale and elegant. The lobby was lively and even the restroom in the lobby area was luxurious.I saw the opening to the carousel bar and I was excited to try that but I was also exhausted so I got in line to check in first. Check in was fine and took a standard amount of time. The employees professional and welcomed us. Our room was quite small and a little tight on space but it had everything we needed for our stay. We weren't in the room much except to shower and sleep so it worked just fine for us. I did like that the decor leaned into that classic historic vibe that I so appreciated in the lobby area, so while it wasn't spacious, it did feel true to the character of the hotel. The location is great. We were right in the French quarter and there was a lot within walking distance. We had a great time on our trip and honestly probably only spent 10 hours or so total in our room on our two nights day and the majority of that was sleeping. We would definitely stay here again.

Sam P.

Absolutely beautiful hotel! I am usually a Marriott person but here for work it definitely shows you the charm of independent properties. Check in was fast and friendly and the staff were amazing throughout! Property is absolutely stunning though it is a bit of a maze at times! The room was beautiful with calming grey and white tones, beautiful decor and an equally pretty bathroom! It was a little tight on space but was fine for one! Loved the traditional turndown - every day I would arrive back to robes, slippers and chocolates on the ned which was a nice touch! Had a lovely stay in this beautiful property!

Marcella N.

Hotel Monteleone is not just living off their name - they are staying high quality and high end. We booked the upgraded king room and it was gorgeous. Refurbished with a makeup vanity outside the bathroom, high quality linens and pillows, blackout curtains, and no noise. The staff were so helpful and friendly. Carousel bar is a classic and can't be skipped. Food is also excellent. We loved the location as well. Close enough to walk to the top spots but not noisy. They also do turn down service with water and chocolate! We would stay here again!

Gwendolyn R.

Beautiful hotel omg ! It's very glamorous and the staff so helpful and mister bellhop so nice ! The bar is beautiful look like a circus ! I can't wait to come back again

Jessica F.

Came for a conference and was treated to the most amazing stay of all time! The staff through out are incredible and friendly. I stayed in the old hotel section, which I love and slept better than I ever have. Luxury indeed!

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Russell J.

We had a great stay at the Monteleone! Friendly front desk staff. Well appointed room. Friendly housekeepers. It's iconic for a reason!

Meena C.

We stop here every time we're in NOLA to see the Carousel Bar! The hotel is beautiful as is, but we especially love visiting around the holidays with all of the Christmas lights and decor! Would love to stay here one night soon!

Shoshana A.

I didn't stay at this hotel; I really just came in to visit the beautiful Carousel Bar on the first floor. It's such a beautiful concept, and I think it's a must-visit if you're in the area. I was in a big group, and so we stopped in for a quick drink, but I wanted to share my pretty photos and review. :)

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Tracy N.

Oh Hotel Monteleone, how do I love thee? Let me count the amenities. From the moment I walked through the doors, I knew I was in for something special. After dinner on my first night, I returned to robes and slippers laid out, chocolates on the bed, and boxed water waiting patiently by each nightstand. Yes, you heard right. Turn down service. My oh my, it's been a minute since I've seen such hotel chivalry. No passive-aggressive towel reuse signs here. Instead, my makeup was lovingly arranged from tallest to shortest like a little glam army, the bed was crisp and cloudlike, and bless the design gods, all the lights could be controlled from the side of the headboard. No frantic bedside switch hunt required. The doorman called me by name every time I came and went. I see you, sir. His breakfast recommendations were so spot-on I was tempted to just hand him the reins for the rest of the trip. The front desk angel even offered me an upgrade when I checked in and I gladly obliged for a small fee. Southern hospitality is alive and thriving in this place. Now let's talk about that Carousel Bar. A spinning bar and live jazz equals instant good vibes. The band absolutely brought the house down with "When the Saints Go Marching In." People were dancing, singing, living. This place doesn't just give you a room. It gives you a scene. My last-day breakfast at Cirollo? Chef's kiss. Avocado toast with lump crab meat, yes, lump, and a side of perfectly crisped bacon. If I had a second stomach, I'd have ordered another. But the true showstopper? The rooftop pool. For a second I forgot I was in New Orleans and thought I had landed in the Caribbean. Poolside bites like caprese toast and shrimp, Palomas mixed to perfection, and water spritzing fans cutting through the 100-degree heat like they were invented just for me. Even my fellow hotel guests were lovely. We chatted poolside for hours. Bliss. If I had to nitpick, it's the half-glass rain shower situation. Let's just say, as a Black woman with a fresh weave, I wasn't trying to baptize my bundles just to rinse off. The handheld was a nice compromise, but the water rolling over the edge meant stacking towels like sandbags. A small price to pay, but a design flaw nonetheless. Still, Hotel Monteleone, I'll absolutely be back. As they say in New Orleans, Laissez les bons temps rouler. And roll they did.

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Ask the Community - Hotel Monteleone

Do any of the rooms have a separate sitting area?

Certainly, many of our suites at Hotel Monteleone feature distinct sleeping and lounging areas, ensuring a comfortable and relaxing stay. If you have any more inquiries or need assistance, please don't hesitate to contact us via phone call or email.

What is the best and most affordable way to travel to and from the airport to this hotel? Don't want to rent a car if not necessary. Their webpage only talks about a privately owned shuttle service, which seems pricey, and taxi.

Depends on the number of people: FOR A SINGLE PERSON ($24 EACH WAY): Airport Shuttle service is… 

Can children go into the Carousel Bar?

I dont think children are allowed as its 21 and older. You may be able to let them see it but I dont think they would be able to actually sit at the bar.

Is there a bar at the pool?

Yes and the pool is awesome!

Does the hotel offer parking, or is that a separate charge?

Yes and yes. Valet parking, over-night garaged charged to your room. Suggest you contact them for rates if concerned - seems like it was around $50 total fee for the 24/hour period.

I have reserved a room with 2 double beds. I can't remember how small double beds are... Can 2 adults fit comfortably in one? Does anyone know if they have roll-away beds. I could put our 13 year old on that!

Double beds are ok for two small-to-medium size adults who want to sleep close together. Most couples probably prefer king or queen. As to roll-away beds, it seems highly likely that Hotel Monteleone has them.

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