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History and heritage flourish at Hotel Monteleone, a landmark of New Orleans's venerable French Quarter, and a testament to the destination's colorful character and allure. With its Royal Street address and central location, visitors to this Preferred Hotels & Resorts and Historic Hotels of America property—both part of the Preferred Hotel Group—are privy to all that the area offers, all within easy reach and walking distance. The hotel's 625 luxurious rooms and suites provide elegant appointments and modern conveniences to guests, including marble baths, plush robes, high definition televisions, and in-room refrigerators. The renowned suites offer upgraded amenities and the best of the hotel's spacious accommodations. An outstanding concierge and staff ensures your needs and requests are met with the highest level of attentive service, so your stay in the French Quarter will be as memorable and pleasurable as the city itself.
Hotel Monteleone
214 Royal Street
New Orleans, Louisiana
70130
Nearest Airport: MSY
Went to this hotel for a quick, three-night dip into New Orleans culture. I’ve been to New Orleans multiple times, Hotel Monteleone is my favorite. This was probably my third or fourth stay here. At check in we were offered a very reasonable ($55 per night) upgrade to their new section. Room is white, clean, modern, about the same size as their older rooms. One problem was the European half-door glass shower door that allows the water to flood the bathroom floor. No big deal but don’t then blow dry your hair in there. The real problem is the motion detector sensor on the ceiling in the bedroom. It has a blue light that flashes at every movement, like rolling over in bed or even moving your arm. Very disruptive for restless and light sleepers. We tried to call the front desk the next morning, couldn’t reach them so called concierge. They knew exactly what we were talking about, and sent maintenance up to cover the light with white tape. It did not work, light still shone through. It was explained it was for air conditioning, I guess if no one is in the room, the thermostat turns off? Why not use those card holders by the door like many European hotels have? I would have asked for a “downgrade” to the older rooms, but I didn’t want to pack up all my stuff for just one more night after the tape fix failed. I found the flashing light very disruptive as I am a light sleeper. I would definitely NOT recommend the new rooms for people like me. I will certainly be back, love the “old” rooms like the one my son had. Just beware of the unintentional disco lights in the new section.
Cheri80517 - Estes Park, Colorado
A beautiful hotel with comfortable and quiet rooms. Conveniently located to many French Quarter restaurants and attractions.
Laurie B
Excellent restaurant with excellent staff and food. Excellent Vallet. Clean and spacious rooms. Front staff was excellent. Nice pool on the roof with a view.
Charles W
Beautiful historic hotel in the French quarter. Staff that goes out of their way to accommodate you and amazing entertainment in the lounge.
Global12977603779 - St. Petersburg, Florida
Beautiful historical hotel in great condition with wonderful lively bar and entertainment. Perfect location close to, but just away from busy Bourbon Street. Royal Street is lovely with galleries, shops, and restaurants very convenient. Not a budget hotel, but worth the price for perfect yet quiet and safe location, upscale ambiance.
Sally D
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