New Orleans hotels in Riverside

Pros: Everything was great, location is amazing, really safe and quiet neighborhood close to the trolley so you'll hardly ever have to drive around. Tom and Patricia are great people. New Orleans and the area around this place is packed with culture and fun.

Pros: Great location in a residential area of NOLA, a splendid historical house with adorable hosts. They'll help you out with anything you need, they do their job with passion and really care about their guests.

Pros: Beautiful home in Garden District. The host were very nice.

Pros: Location close to trolley

Pros: The room, the landlords, the location. The breakfast is very good and home made. The ambiance of the place is very placid.

Pros: Warm and friendly staff. Breakfast was delicious, and different, every day. Seasonal decorations, information specific to Mardi Gras available in the common room, and helpful tips from staff were appreciated.

Pros: Well, everything. The location was perfect for us since it is right next to the Garden District which is great for walks, shopping and food. You are also one trolly ride away from bourbon street and not too close to get all the noise and roughness of that area. Also you are a walk away from Magazine street and one ride away from other nice places to see in the city. The staff was so helpful, and gave us tons of recommendations for things to see, food and drink and was very kind and thoughtful. The room and the house itself was beautiful and impeccably designed. Every piece looked like it was carefully chosen.

Pros: Great breakfast

Pros: Clean and spacious rooms, friendly staff, good breakfast, and the location.

Pros: As soon as you walk in the door they treat you like family and also they hand you an adult beverage very nice to come off a long drive to such a relaxing place it feels just like home was an amazing bed and breakfast

Pros: The owner and his wife are awesome and very friendly. The location is in Uptown and very close to the rail trolley stops. The breakfast was outstanding. One of the best bed and breakfast we have ever stayed at.

Pros: Patricia was an amazing host, she couldn’t do enough for us and Maison perrier was wonderful in every way.

Pros: This hotel was perfect for us. Far enough away from the hustle and bustle but could hop on the street car, right outside, and head anywhere we wanted to go. Great breakfast. Free parking. Clean rooms with comfortable bedding. We will definitely be back.

Pros: This is an old hotel in the garden district, but well maintained. It is close to downtown. It is on the garden district streetcar line. Very good breakfast.

Pros: Location

Pros: Convenient location. Close to restaurants and super easy to get downtown.

Pros: Right across the street from the street cars that take you anywhere you need to go. Staff was very friendly and knowledgeable.

Pros: It’s a great location. We were able to easily walk the 6 blocks or so to my daughters apartment (during daylight) and to her place of work on St Charles(day and night) easily and feeling safe. We had two cars. We were blessed to find a parking spot on the street next to restaurant by hotel. The other Carew parked in the small gated BW parking lot. Nice buffet variety for breakfast. Front desk Staff were welcoming and helpful and patient. Quiet sitting lobby at night. We would stay again for one night like we did on this trip.

Pros: Nice staff and facility. Could use a laundry for the guests.

Pros: The breakfast spread of yams, sausage, quiche, waffles, fruits, yogurt, boiled eggs, omelets, several pastries, Chia Seeds, Hemp, Flaxseeds, Dates, and more was exceptional and I posted it to My social media networking! Mr. Gary was such an amazing exemplar for this property as the manager left an unpleasant taste in My mouth! We didn't stay the entire time as 12 hours into Our vacation Hurricane Barry, flooding, cyclones, pending road closures, City officials said they would have police ticket anyone driving over 5 mph as wakes pushed water into homes and businesses, and water spouts made the decision to flee the city an easy one! Check out was smooth! Check in felt cold and brisk yet quick. The manager was condescending to any guest sharing concerns about the weather which no one could control but rather than emphasize she became increasingly apathetic as I overheard several of her comments both to Elderly guests and Myself. The floor in the bathroom slanted downwards in Room 210 and the toilet overflowed. The hotel is dated but has an amazing Crescent City quaint Nola charm to it! I would only update the carpeting, plumbing, and glass pullout closet doors! The window view features the rooftop air conditioning system. My room was quiet and the frig not so cold. A breakfast burrito was spoiled past green! I left it on the desk outside of My room rather than bring it to the attention of the already unapproachable manager. The outside entrance to the parking lot flooded as it slants down into what became a wading pool at the bottom so drainage grates in that area or a sign saying "Caution!" "High knee high water!" Parking is free in an unattended gated lot on property not visible from Room 210 but the area is cozy and safe lined with mansions! The trolley is directly a stones throw from the entrance and they don't make change so have exact change and park Your car! Parking in the French Quarter is interesting!

Pros: Staff are so friendly and helpful, hotel is squeaky clean and the neighbourhood is very nice. Trolley to Canal Street is right across the road.

Pros: Liked the location along the trolley line, the breakfast, refrig and microwave in room, free parking, two sinks. Staff was friendly with only one being not so outgoing as the rest.

Pros: Staff was very nice and helpful. Room was comfortable and there were plenty of towels.

Pros: Comfortable bigger room for a hotel. Close to St. Charles street car line (right out the front door practically).