Prince Conti Hotel

Pros: friendly staff, clean, and LOCATION! So close to bourbon street that it's just a minute walk, but far enough away that you don't hear anything at night when trying to sleep. Cons: the rooms are sooooo small, no microwave, no comforter- we only had a few layers of sheets and an extremely thin blanket. I know this may be sufficient in the summer when it's miserable outside, but in the dead of winter (January) it does get cold at night. A comforter would have been nice. Overall, it's a nice and clean hotel in a good area. It may not be my first choice in the future but it's certainly a good option!

I've stayed here twice. The rooms and furnishings are a bit dated but the rooms are clean and priced affordably. The staff here is always pleasant. There's a cute cafe located downstairs with good coffee. The only complaint I have, and there's not much the hotel can do, is the sound at night. This hotel is located right off bourbon street. If you have a room located on the street side, you need to bring ear plugs. It wasn't so bad on Wednesday and Thursday but the noise on Friday and Saturday wasn't something we could sleep through. We were up most of the night. There was loud music, engines revving, sirens, people screaming, etc. into the early morning hours. If that's something you can't handle, book an interior room or stay elsewhere.

I've really enjoyed my stay at the Prince Conti. From the friendly and approachable staff, to the gorgeous rooms and affordable rates , this was a hit for me. I also loved the Bombay club and the cafe Conti. My room was super spacious and classy and quiet. Only thing I found questionable in the room was some dark hair in the bathroom. Considering I had no guests it was like um what moment but sill let it go. Excited to highly consider for my next trip.

This hotel is a hidden gem.Great location.Clean and quiet.Staff is friendly and helpful.Nobody comes to New Orleans and the Quarter to stay in a hotel room too long.This place is a perfect launching pad to hit the Quarter.

I've stayed in several boutique/historic hotels in New Orleans and this one is definitely my favorite. It is in the PERFECT location--just steps away from Bourbon Street, yet somehow quiet no matter the time of day. The staff is extremely friendly and helpful, and they make you feel welcome every time you walk through the doors. Our stay was very comfortable and restful. Clean, spacious room. Huge shower. Zero complaints!Just outside the doors in the breezeway you will find a cute little coffee shop as well as the Bombay Club, a sophisticated bar and live music venue with a gorgeous little courtyard for when the weather is nice. Everything else in the French Quarter is within walking distance. It's a great place to stay if you don't have a car with you!

We just got home from staying at this hotel for 4 days. We had the best experience here. The staff was fantastic, I can't say enough good things about them all but specifically Joseph. He was so friendly and helpful. He helped us navigate the area, find things we needed and just took such good care of us. He really helped make our time in New Orleans memorable and great. The rooms are beautiful and very well kept. Our room was cleaned and fresh towels were provided each day. The location is also perfect. We loved our experience here and will definitely be back

My Sister, and I just stayed for five days. I cannot say enough good things about this hotel! It was incredibly convenient. The location was perfect! The five star review is really about the staff though. Everyone was friendly, and went out of their way to be hospitable. One staff member in particular really shined. Mattrese took extra time to make sure we were comfortable! She treated my Sister, and I like family! I felt like Mattrese was the warmth we needed! I was sad to leave! I highly recommended this hotel!

Stayed here for the first time for an overnight trip. Front staff were very nice. Hotel was easy to find and it was clean. Our room was very comfortable and clean as well. It was in a good location and plenty within walking distance. My one complaint was location of the room. We were next to the elevator. And all night long people were coming on and off being extremely loud. And slamming doors. I got very little sleep. If I were to stay here again, I would not stay in a room next to the elevator.

Alright, I have a lot to say about this hotel, some good, some bad. We'll start with the good:*The hotel is in the *perfect* location. We were within walking distance of almost everything we wanted to see, including Bourbon Street, Congo Square/Cemetary No. 1, and Frenchman Street. For being so close to Bourbon, it was so nice and quiet at night - easy sleeping, glad we weren't at one of the (pricier) hotels *on* Bourbon.*The bed was quite literally the most comfortable bed I've ever slept on.*Good atmosphere, good water pressure, the whole building felt safe/secure, all the modern day amenities with the old school charm & decor.*The bar downstairs (Bombay Club) has some excellent cocktails and the breakfast place (Cafe Conti) has great food, though service was a little scrambled... we had to ask for food they forgot to bring us, as well as utensils, and they mixed our coffee order up. But they were friendly and quickly fixed these issues.And the bad:*The worst part about this hotel was the valet situation. The valet guys themselves were very nice, but it was $42/night for parking - which wouldn't have been bad, considering there was no street parking anywhere near, totally worth it. But after being assured twice (once over the phone when I booked our room and again upon arrival) that our car would be parked in their secure private lot right around the corner, we found our car parked several streets over in the PUBLIC PARKING LOT of the visitor center. We just happened to be walking by to catch a Cemetary No. 1 tour and saw it sitting there, valet tag and all. Luckily, there was no break in or damage to the vehicle (which is all that really matters), but we felt a little betrayed.*Some of the ladies at the front desk were not terribly friendly or helpful.Overall, I would stay here again, but next time I wouldn't bring a vehicle (driving in New Orleans is a nightmare anyhow).

Loved the location of this hotel. We walked everywhere except to Commander's Palace. The people at the hotel were friendly and the room was clean. We were in the French Quarter but not all the noise. They also have a nice cafe on the property. Almost forgot to mention the super shower with amazing water pressure. We don't have that at home