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"Omni - though a bit dated- remains a good choice when staying in the Quarter. While there are more modern options elsewhere, you cannot beat its location and it has a nice bar for pre or apres dinner drinks. We did not dine there, so no comments on the Rib Room restaurant "

"Very elegant design."

"Convenient, safe and close to everything "

"Great location and nice property right in the French quarter. "

"Loved the architecture and the history "

"Location is great for walking to sight see."

"excellent amenities slow daily room cleaning late afternoon completion"

"Amazing hotel to stay for jazzfest. The value and amenities were perfect. "

"Right in the heart of the French Quarter, 2 blocks from Bourbon Street, and within just a few more blocks of everything else we wanted to see, we did not use our car for the entire 3 days we were there! No breakfast at the hotel, but breakfast restaurants within 2 blocks also. The pool was clean and secluded but secure, and parking was in a gated alcove that was locked at night. The room was "cozy", meaning slightly cramped, but I could bring a chair in from the balcony to watch TV or read, or leave them out on the balcony over the street. Staff was all very friendly and helpful, even carried our bags up the stairs, and would have carried them back down the stairs had we asked. The shower was over-sized, and the bed was comfortable, and the AC worked perfectly. The hotel was also about 6 blocks from Frenchmen Street, which is where the locals hang out (Bourbon Street is the tourist location). Everything in NOLA is expensive, but we were prepared for that. Even on the day it rained, we could walk around and hardly get wet because so many sidewalk areas have balconies over them. If we visit the French Quarter again, we would definitely strongly consider this hotel again. The only drawbacks we saw were the extra cost of parking, (about the same price as street parking overnight but more secure), and the lack of an elevator for getting to the second floor."