新奥尔良伊格内修斯·J·莱利雕像附近酒店

“Very quiet, very clean, huge kitchen”

“服務、飯店內裝都很有特色、很棒；應該再花一點心思把房間外的庭院整理一下就完美了！”

“The FMI enjoys a very convenient location in the French quarter at a generally affordable price. The architecture style is french with big windows and lovely courtyard quiet in a short distance away from the hustling streets outside. The manager and frontdesk people are all very nice dealing with unexpected situation in a very prompt manner. There is cable TV in the room. The AC works very well. The window view is pleasant.”

“Excellent ”

“Bartender / Checkin staff was amazing ”

“The quality is so-so, not so equal to its price.”

“一次非常棒的入住体验，安心，整洁”

“Good”

“Here's the translation: "First time visiting New Orleans, full of excitement. However, upon checking into this hotel, the rooms were extremely old, the lighting was uncomfortable, giving the feeling of being in an operating room. The photos looked great, but the reality was vastly different, with worn-out sofas. Very disappointed. This hotel doesn't even come close to a 4-star standard, and staying here was very unpleasant. Eventually left a day early and switched to another hotel.”

“This place is walkable from the French quarter, but out of the way enough that it was quiet at night. The staff was super helpful (our room was even ready several hours early and we were able to check in early). And the rooms were very nice ”

“地点不错 装修设施有点老旧”

“Front desk staff were super friendly and helpful; we arrived late and they got us checked in promptly and made sure we knew where to get a good late dinner. Room was lovely, very clean. Hotel is in a great location for walking to all the French Quarter restaurants, Jackson Square, the market, etc., and a quick rideshare or cable car trip to the garden district.”

“very good！”

“The room was pleasant and clean, the staff were efficient and friendly, and we had a lovely view of the Mississippi River and the ships passing by. The bellman was especially great. I also like that housekeeping would only come every three days— feels more sustainable.”