One11 Hotel

Hotel One11 boasts a fascinating history and an unbeatable location, placing you within walking distance of the vibrant energy and unique charm that New Orleans is famous for. The hotel enhances your stay with thoughtful amenities, including a complimentary daily breakfast--a delightful way to start your day of exploration. For fitness enthusiasts, Hotel One11 has partnered with a gym conveniently located across the street, ensuring you can keep up with your workout routine even while traveling.While I don't foresee returning to New Orleans in the near future, I wholeheartedly recommend Hotel One11 as a fantastic place to stay. It's a perfect home base for experiencing this captivating city, rich in culture, history, and unforgettable experiences. Whether you're here for the lively nightlife, historic landmarks, or world-class cuisine, Hotel One11 provides a comfortable and convenient retreat for your adventure.

What a great boutique hotel with a great location. Love this hotel and it was perfect for a staycation. The rooms are modern with a nola vibe and all the amenities. Enjoyed the comfortable rooms and so easy to get to everything in the turndown, French quarter area. Love the hotel bar...The Batture. My fav spot in the city. The staff is awesome and always treats us like family.

The hotel is located in the heart of the French Quarter, within walking distance of all the major tourist attractions. The hotel has a swanky, modern ambiance. The lobby and rooms are stylish and comfortable. Our room was spacious and well-appointed. The bed was comfortable, and the bathroom was large and had a walk-in shower. The pool is small but never crowded. It's a great place to relax and cool off after a day of exploring the city.Overall: We had a great stay at One11 Hotel. The location, ambiance, room, pool, and service were all excellent. We would definitely stay here again.The only minor issue we had was that the air conditioning in our room didn't get cold enough. The management was very responsive to our complaint and they are working to fix the issue.

As a couple, we've been visiting NOLA every year for five years straight, trying out different hotels every time. This year in 2021, after two long years of quarantining and covid, we wanted to try One11.What drew us to One11 Hotel was its new construction, proximity, great rooftop access, and modern interior design. After a three-night stay, our initial thoughts however were turned upside down. One11 still has a way to go to compete with the other hotels in the quarter.PROS:- The cleanest hotel in NOLA. Not sure if it's because it's a new hotel, or that we came during covid times, but everything was COMPLETELY SPOTLESS.- Ideal proximity to everything you need in NOLA. The riverfront and canal streetcars are only a block away. You can take the less populated riverfront trail to go to the square, the market, and even Cafe DuMonde.- Amazing rooftop views. Especially during covid times, we enjoyed taking our food to go and bringing it up to the rooftop to eat. Unfortunately, there is limited seating up there (just 2 tables, and two sofas)- Spaciousness and completely modern king rooms, which is hard to come by in a city as old as NOLACONS:- Although One11 used to be an old sugar factory, the steel beams, and solid structure DO NOT MUFFLE SOUNDS. Unless you're on the 8th floor, you hear all your neighborhoods above. EVERYTHING. Full-on conversations, music, and sounds (as if you are there next to them). It is worst at night.- The bedding/linen situation is quite odd. No fitted sheet. Just one top sheet tucked over the mattress, then two top sheets covering a bare duvet. Everything gets all over the place, and with no room service, it's a bit complicated to fix the bed in the morning. Note that the pillows are also very thin, flat, and uncomfortable.- There is a freight train that comes by and honks repeatedly all throughout the day and night, be prepared for more noise. Please note that this is not the hotel's fault, just something to keep in mind when booking.ADDITIONAL NOTES:- One11 provides a pair of earplugs in the top drawer under the Keurig, but they don't help much.- No room service during covid, but we like it this way. I know others may not.- The Mini fridge/cooler is hidden as one of the drawers (under the Keurig) It's super small, only fitting a few cans of soda. Not much.- Keycard elevator access, only. You must scan your room key to use the elevator.OVERVIEW:Would we consider staying at One11 again, probably not. The noise/echoing issue was a huge turn-off, and we come from the largest city in the US (we're used to bustling city noises and crazy apartment neighbors). There are better options in NOLA.

Great location. They have a roof top terrace that you can sit and watch the boats and ships on the Mississippi. The room was clean and the beds were super comfortable. I would definitely stay here again

Unfortunately, we were not impressed. The rooms are great and nicely decorated and I really wanted to like this place... but there were overall more cons than pros. The front desk staff is incredibly rude. They seem bothered when you even ask a question and are not interested in being kind or helpful. It's as if I'm a disgrace to be staying here as a guest. The restaurant staff is also incredibly rude and unapproachable. They are not open until 3p during weekdays so you dont even have a place to eat at the hotel until the afternoon, and they close at 9 already too. Our room's window shade was also broken so we had to cover the window with pillows to sleep.Would have liked to have a place that was more well rounded than just decent rooms- with friendly staff and a convenient place to eat.. we had to go across the street to the Westin to eat and the staff their said they heard a lot of people complain about the unfriendly staff here.You would think for a hotel that has recently opened and has a killer spot that they would make a lot of effort to be warm and welcoming. They could have done awesome things here. But instead they operate out of entitlement which is a shame.

First off, let me say this hotel was cute as ever. Joel at the front desk was super helpful, and provided stellar customer service. My stay was brief, but I will definitely consider One11 a New Orleans hidden jewel.

Very enjoyable hotel experience. Rooms were clean and attractive. This is a historic restored building and they've paid great attention to detail. Staff was extremely polite and gave great recommendations appreciated the key cards that operated the elevator.

If you don't read any further, take ear plugs. Good quality ear plugs. Things you'll hear in your room: Freight train horns at 2:00 am, guests in the neighboring rooms talking and having sex (different neighbors, those having sex weren't talking), boat horns on the river, the blaring music from the nearby bar on Peters Street, the linen room door in the hallway loudly closing 100-150 times during the housecleaning staff's time on the floor. The bathroom also did not have an exhaust fan, and the sliding barn door did not close tightly, so expect to hear your significant other's "intestinal evacuations." It is not a quiet hotel.Other than the noise, there were a couple of other issues. In our room, although this may not be the case in all of them, two of the bathroom walls were frosted glass and faced the bedroom. This meant that any time the bathroom light was on, say at 3:00 am, the entire bedroom was brightly illuminated. Not really ideal if your spouse is a light sleeper.The staff was generally friendly, but they did have a "security guard" who was completely useless. Every time we walked in at night and she was "on duty," she was sitting at the front desk with 100% of her attention on her cell phone and completely oblivious to anything going on around her. She was sitting in front of a monitor that showed all of the security cameras in the hotel, but she paid zero attention to it. I'm pretty sure Bigfoot could have walked by her and got on the elevator and she wouldn't have noticed. It was so bad I took the attached photo of her staring at her phone and she didn't notice.On the plus side, the hotel is clean and in a good location if you're visiting the French Quarter. But if we go back to New Orleans, we wouldn't stay at the One11 again.

This hotel is very clean! I enjoyed the modern aesthetic and the convenience of having several restaurants in walking distance as well as the one on the property. The biggest downfall is being located next to train tracks which frequently causes a noise disruption. I've stayed there a few times and would be willing to return.